Photograph of the week: Millennium Park, Chicago

By on Feb 13, 2013 in Accommodation, Illinois, North America, Real Estate, Regions, USA   - Read 2546 times
 

Located in the heart of Chicago, Millennium Park offers plenty to see and do whether you are by yourself or with a large group of friends and family. See the world famous Cloud Gate sculpture, better known as “The Bean”, listen to a concert in Jay Pritzker Pavilion, cool off in the Crown Fountain, or take a walk around it’s luscious gardens! Situated between Lake Michigan and the loop, Millennium Park is an unparalleled place for all to enjoy during the day and at night.

Thank you to The Legacy at Millennium Park for permission to re-produce the image.

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  1. Brad says:
    February 15, 2013 at 9:07 pm

    Beautiful, brings back lots of memories of Chi-Town vacations with my buddies in the summer.

    Thanks for the inspiration.

    Brad

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