Millennium Park

Chicago's must-see attractions. It's south of Grand One Mile Avenue. There are famous metal beans and smiling faces pillars in the park. It is said that 100 local residents of Chicago have chosen smiling faces and played them in turn. I used to spit fountains because I went to the end of October. The weather was cold and the fountains had been parked. But looking at the changeable smiling faces, I still feel very interesting and friendly. Next to the park is the starting point of Highway 66, known as Mother's Road in America, and the Chicago Museum of Art.

It is one of the socialization centers in chicago with nice people.

Millennium Park is one of my favorite attractions. Looking at the name, it was originally planned to open in 2000, that is, the Millennium, but it was delayed until 2004. Millennium Park can serve as a model for public space design. The most famous and popular sculpture in the park is the unique sculpture "Cloud Gate".

In Millennium Park, fountains erupt from the ever-changing mouth of faces on glass towers. Millennium Park has become Chicago's second largest tourist attraction, after the Navy Wharf. It's a fine day. Take a walk to Millennium Park. There will never be a shortage of tourists near landmarks

Chicago Millennium Park's famous landmark post-modern artwork, Beans, has a large, smooth stainless steel surface, reflecting the tall buildings around Michigan Avenue. It is said that the glorious reflections of the night will be another scene.

Chicago Millennium Park is a large park located in Lop District, Chicago, USA. Its English name is Millennium Park. The park is an important cultural and recreational center on Lake Michigan. There are many social activities here, such as concerts.

From a place I'm tired of to a place you're tired of, maybe it's travel. Sky Blue in Chicago and Water Blue in Lake Michigan. America 66 good highway starting point, the well-known beans. Everything we see complements each other so well.

City landmark, free and open, is worth visiting, located in the city center, not far from many scenic spots, it is worth visiting by the way. Flowers and cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, complementing the skyline of Chicago's modern city.

Millennium Park is located on Michigan Avenue, free of tickets. The famous Cloud Gate is in the park. In the evening, there were many tourists, all of whom came to take pictures. It's funny to have a picture of the whole shape and a self-portrait.

First of all, this park is an open-air free urban garden, located in downtown Chicago, very beautiful, with many plants! Cloud Gate (that is, playing silver beans) must be photographed, as well as the open-air concert hall. The Chicago Museum of Art is really worth visiting.