What landmarks can't be missed in Chicago?

When you go to Chicago, you must experience what it is. Of course, you must experience the skyscrapers in Chicago. Many high-rise buildings in Chicago have observation decks, and some have glass bars, which are thrilling and exciting, and are the characteristics that Chicago must experience. The following small series will introduce the architecture of Chicago.

SkydeckChicago, the tallest building in Chicago, is also one of the most famous landmarks. Be sure to punch in! The most famous is the fully transparent glass suspended window located on the building 103 floor. It's 4 12 meters from the ground, and the moment you step on it, you really feel like standing in the clouds. Looking down, it seems to be hanging in the air. Even without acrophobia, it may scare your knees.

John? Hancock Building (360 Chicago) is in Chicago, and there are 360 online celebrities who can compete with Skydeck.

Chicago is the only one. It is located on the observation deck on the 94th floor of the John Hancock Building. Although it is not as high as Skydeck, its geographical location is more advantageous! It's close to Lake Michigan, and you can often see the navy in summer.

Fireworks at the pier. You can see the loop to the south, which is the most prosperous area of Chicago's tall buildings ~

TrumpTower Trump Tower, also known as Trump International Hotel Building, is a serviced apartment built by the Chicago River and owned by President Trump. A typical local tyrant-style all-glass fiber reinforced plastic skyscraper, shaped like a toothpick, faces the Wrigley Building in the east and the Corn Building in the west across the street. If you take a cruise, these three skyscrapers with different styles can be seen at a glance, standing on the north shore of Chicago. Looking up, it is surprisingly harmonious, spectacular and "Chicago"!

Skyscrapers Chicago's skyscrapers are world-famous, urban buildings are patchwork, and the lines outline the shocking beauty of modern architecture. For newcomers to Chicago, climbing the towering buildings and enjoying the most beautiful skyline in Chicago is definitely a travel experience not to be missed. Visitors can go to Willis Building (Willis

SKydeckChicago on the tower) 103 floor overlooks the traffic on the all-glass roof, and you can also visit the JohnHancock Center (John Hancock

Center) 360 Chicago Observation Deck (360 Chicago) on the 94th floor, overlooking the modern city and lake scenery that complement each other.