Millennium Park:
201 E. Randolph St., between Michigan Ave. and Columbus Ave. Chicago, IL 60602Phone: 312.742.1168
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For a Map of the Park: Click Here
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McDonald's Cycle Center in Millennium Park
Buckingham Fountain:
(A few blocks away from Millenium Park)The Fountain, one of the largest in the world, is located at Columbus Drive (301 East) and Congress Parkway (500 South) in Grant Park
It is one of the few places you can get your kiss without a mistletoe!
Chicago Architectural Tours:
Click here for more info888-881-3284
Fee: $30/adult
A tour of the Chicago River and more than 40 landmarks. This one does cost around $30 per adult, but it is worth the trip. The tour can last a little over an hour. Ask Joan for reviews.
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Chicago Skyline Boat Tours - At the Lake side for around $15/adult
SPEEDBOAT for the Daredevils in you for $35/adult
$69 per Adult
505 N. Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60611
Across from Navy Pier @ Lake Point Tower
Tired of walking? New Trend? "Count me in!!! Want to see Chicago easy mode? Your in luck because of Chicago Segways! Located near Navy Pier, and visitig places like The Field Museum, Shed Aquarium, the Planetarium, Soldier Field Stadium, Art Institute, Millennium Park and Many more...
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Skydeck Chicago:233 S. Wacker Dr. Chicago, IL 60606
Admission:
- Admission only: adults $15.95; children $11;
- Admission with Audio Tour: adults $21.45; children $16.50;
- Admission includes The Ledge.
The tallest building in the western hemisphere the Sears Willis Tower boasts a glass ledge!!! 1,353 feet above ground... because below ground would be just ridiculous... all admissions includes "THE LEDGE".
Marilyn Monroe Sculpture:(400 block of North Michigan Avenue, east side)
For all the New Jersey visitors, its made by one of your very own Seward Johnson. Many now look up to Marilyn as she stands 26 ft tall in the Magnificent Mile. Go visit and take a few photos as you galavant the wonderful Michigan Ave.
Water Tower:
806 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611
While your on Michigan Ave, MAGNIFICENT MILE, might as well take a photo op at the historic Water Tower. Created in 1869, it was indeed used for firefighting. A misconception is that its the only building to survive the Great Chicago Fire... nope its not the only survivor. It is however the only "public building" in the "burn zone" to survive. The Water Tower inspired the White Castle restaurant design. The White Castle tho... you should avoid.
John Hancock Observatory:
875 N. Michigan Ave, MAGNIFICENT MILE!!!!
9am-11pm
Adults $14, Children $8.50, Kids under 3 goes in free
It has a 360 degree view! You can see Michigan (not the ave), Indiana, and Wisconsin from the 94th floor the the big John. They have the wonderful Lavazza Espression café, with a wonderful view. Best time to visit this place is sunset.
