Daria Silter
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Come on, babe
Why don’t we paint the town?..
And all that jazz
There are not too many people in this World that haven’t seen the musical Chicago, or… at least heard of the Broadway show by the same name (that’s also based on the same play). Chicago, lovingly called Chi-Town by the locals, is one of the most famous cities in the United States (second only to New York City). In fact, Chi-Town is very much similar to its bigger sister, NYC, in terms of its high-rising buildings, its vibrant food and art scene, and of course its windy, Arctic climate (though New York’s weather is a lot less extreme than Chicago’s).
So if you haven’t had a chance yet to visit this magnificent city – the gallery below will provide you with a quick visual introduction. P.S. and if you’re planning to visit Chicago soon – come during the Summer, if you’re not prepared to be very cold.
The Cloud Gate sculpture (aka “The Bean”), was installed in 2006, and is very popular among tourists.
The Millennium Park is especially beautiful during the Spring season – when everything is in full bloom.
The beautiful Wrigley Building, one of the culturally important and most famous landmarks in Chi-Town.
The beautiful Chicago River, the main artery of this town.
A great view of Chicago’s skyline and the Lake Michigan from the 150-foot high Ferris wheel, which is located in the Navy Pier.
Streets of Chi-Town
A nice view from the 360 Chicago, also known as the John Hancock Observatory
Beautiful sculptures inside the Millennium park
Chicago riverwalk
The interesting Trump Tower Chicago
Around the Navy Pier
The Willis Tower famous for its glass skydeck
The gorgeous and the highly recognized Marina City twin towers
The view from the Willis Tower
The gorgeous Water Tower, one of the very few historic buildings that survived the great Chicago fire in 1871. Inside it has a small art gallery.
The emerald green Lake Michigan
Millennium Park’s attractions
Chicago riverwalk
The Marina City Towers
The view from Jay Pritzker Pavilion
A top view from the 360 Chicago
Chicago Water Tower – one of the oldest buildings in Chicago
Sunset in Chi-Town
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