Les meilleurs événements de la ville Chicago. Visite à pied privée et tout compris des points forts du centre-ville de Chicago commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. On this private walking tour our expert local guide will take you to see some of Chicago’s best-known attractions! <br><br>The day will begin with you meeting with your friendly local guide at Millenium Park, home to Cloud Gate

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Centre culturel de Chicago

Le centre culturel de Chicago est l'une des attractions les plus populaires de la ville et le cœur culturel du quartier du centre-ville de Loop. Occupant tout un pâté de maisons, ce magnifique bâtiment emblématique abrite le plus grand dôme en vitrail Tiffany au monde et présente plus de 700 programmes de sciences humaines par an - et beaucoup d'entre eux sont gratuits et ouverts au public. Passez des heures à admirer la splendeur architecturale de ce joyau de Chicago ou arrêtez-vous simplement pour une dose rapide de culture

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Édifice Wrigley

Le Wrigley Building est l'une des icônes architecturales les plus reconnues du centre-ville de Chicago, datant des années 1920. Même si le bâtiment était orné d'éléments de la Renaissance française, la caractéristique la plus importante de la structure est la tour de l'horloge. Cela atteint une hauteur de 130 mètres (425 pieds), ce qui en fait également un magnifique gratte-ciel.

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Tour des tribuns

L'un des bâtiments les plus emblématiques de Chicago est la Tribune Tower. Bien qu'elle ne s'élève qu'à 36 étages, la tour a contribué à faire de Chicago un musée d'architecture vivant. Ses flèches gothiques vertigineuses et son hall aux allures de sanctuaire, avec des citations inspirantes, sont désormais des identifiants emblématiques de la ville et en font un bâtiment à part entière de Chicago.

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Statue de Picasso

Mesurant 50 pieds de haut et pesant plus de 160 tonnes, le Chicago Picasso à Daley Plaza est bien plus qu'une simple œuvre d'art pour les habitants de Chicago. La sculpture sans titre de Picasso qui a initialement suscité la controverse dans la ville est devenue l'une des sculptures les plus célèbres et des icônes les plus appréciées de Chicago.

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Quai de la Marine

Navy Pier est indéniablement l'une des principales attractions de Chicago. S'étendant dans le lac Michigan, cette destination ouverte toute l'année prend vraiment vie en été, avec des feux d'artifice, de la musique live, du théâtre et des croisières qui partent tous les jours. En automne et en hiver, Navy Pier est toujours en activité, avec des événements spéciaux, des sites et des activités pour tous les âges et tous les intérêts, tels qu'un théâtre, une grande roue, un musée, un parc, un café en plein air, des boutiques et des restaurants, un bateau manèges, etc.

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Chicago Cultural Center

The Chicago Cultural Center is one of the city’s most popular attractions and the cultural heart of the downtown Loop neighborhood. Taking up an entire city block, the stunning landmark building is home to the world’s largest Tiffany stained glass dome and presents more than 700 humanities programs a year — and many of them are free and open to the public. Spend hours admiring the architectural splendor of this Chicago gem or just stop in for a quick dose of culture

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Wrigley Building

The Wrigley Building is one of downtown Chicago’s most recognized architectural icons, dating to the 1920s.Even though the building was ornamented with French Renaissance elements, the most prominent feature of the structure is the clock tower. This reaches a height of 130 meters (425 feet) which effectively makes it a magnificent skyscraper as well.

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Tribune Tower

One of Chicago’s most iconic buildings is the Tribune Tower. Despite rising only 36 stories, the tower has helped set Chicago apart as a living architectural museum. Its soaring Gothic spires and shrine-like lobby, complete with inspirational quotes, are by now iconic identifiers of the city and make it a thoroughly Chicago building.

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The Picasso

Standing 50 feet tall and weighing over 160 tons, the Chicago Picasso in Daley Plaza is much more than just artwork to Chicagoans. The untitled Picasso sculpture that originally sparked controversy in the city has now become one of Chicago’s most famous sculptures and beloved icons.

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Navy Pier

Navy Pier is undeniably one of Chicago’s top attractions. Stretching into Lake Michigan, this year-round destination truly comes to life in the summer, with fireworks displays, live music, theatre, and cruises setting sail daily. Come fall and winter, Navy Pier is still hopping, with special events, sights, and activities that span all ages and interests such as a theatres, a ferris wheel, a museum, a park, a beer garden, shopping and dining facilities, boat rides, etc..

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Chicago Cultural Center

The Chicago Cultural Center is one of the city’s most popular attractions and the cultural heart of the downtown Loop neighborhood. Taking up an entire city block, the stunning landmark building is home to the world’s largest Tiffany stained glass dome and presents more than 700 humanities programs a year — and many of them are free and open to the public. Spend hours admiring the architectural splendor of this Chicago gem or just stop in for a quick dose of culture

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Wrigley Building

The Wrigley Building is one of downtown Chicago’s most recognized architectural icons, dating to the 1920s.Even though the building was ornamented with French Renaissance elements, the most prominent feature of the structure is the clock tower. This reaches a height of 130 meters (425 feet) which effectively makes it a magnificent skyscraper as well.

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Tribune Tower

One of Chicago’s most iconic buildings is the Tribune Tower. Despite rising only 36 stories, the tower has helped set Chicago apart as a living architectural museum. Its soaring Gothic spires and shrine-like lobby, complete with inspirational quotes, are by now iconic identifiers of the city and make it a thoroughly Chicago building.

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The Picasso

Standing 50 feet tall and weighing over 160 tons, the Chicago Picasso in Daley Plaza is much more than just artwork to Chicagoans. The untitled Picasso sculpture that originally sparked controversy in the city has now become one of Chicago’s most famous sculptures and beloved icons.

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Navy Pier

Navy Pier is undeniably one of Chicago’s top attractions. Stretching into Lake Michigan, this year-round destination truly comes to life in the summer, with fireworks displays, live music, theatre, and cruises setting sail daily. Come fall and winter, Navy Pier is still hopping, with special events, sights, and activities that span all ages and interests such as a theatres, a ferris wheel, a museum, a park, a beer garden, shopping and dining facilities, boat rides, etc..

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Chicago Cultural Center

The Chicago Cultural Center is one of the city’s most popular attractions and the cultural heart of the downtown Loop neighborhood. Taking up an entire city block, the stunning landmark building is home to the world’s largest Tiffany stained glass dome and presents more than 700 humanities programs a year — and many of them are free and open to the public. Spend hours admiring the architectural splendor of this Chicago gem or just stop in for a quick dose of culture

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Wrigley Building

The Wrigley Building is one of downtown Chicago’s most recognized architectural icons, dating to the 1920s.Even though the building was ornamented with French Renaissance elements, the most prominent feature of the structure is the clock tower. This reaches a height of 130 meters (425 feet) which effectively makes it a magnificent skyscraper as well.

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Tribune Tower

One of Chicago’s most iconic buildings is the Tribune Tower. Despite rising only 36 stories, the tower has helped set Chicago apart as a living architectural museum. Its soaring Gothic spires and shrine-like lobby, complete with inspirational quotes, are by now iconic identifiers of the city and make it a thoroughly Chicago building.

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The Picasso

Standing 50 feet tall and weighing over 160 tons, the Chicago Picasso in Daley Plaza is much more than just artwork to Chicagoans. The untitled Picasso sculpture that originally sparked controversy in the city has now become one of Chicago’s most famous sculptures and beloved icons.

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Navy Pier

Navy Pier is undeniably one of Chicago’s top attractions. Stretching into Lake Michigan, this year-round destination truly comes to life in the summer, with fireworks displays, live music, theatre, and cruises setting sail daily. Come fall and winter, Navy Pier is still hopping, with special events, sights, and activities that span all ages and interests such as a theatres, a ferris wheel, a museum, a park, a beer garden, shopping and dining facilities, boat rides, etc..

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