Jewelers Building, Chicago

The Gage Group

Louis Sullivan designed the northernmost of the three buildings here, and the team of Holabird & Roche added the next two

Chicago Cultural Center

Built in 1897 as Chicago's first public library and headquarters of the Grand Army of the Republic, the Chicago Cultural Center building now houses the city's Visitor Information Center, galleries, and exhibition halls

Cloud Gate

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

The Orchestra Hall at Symphony Center is home to the renowned Chicago Symphony Orchestra, one of 5 American orchestras that constitute the "Big Five" of classical music

The Haskell Building

Originally designed by John Mills van Osdel, the city's first accredited architect after the Chicago Fire, this four-story building is one of the oldest in the Loop

Chicago Architecture Foundation

Housed in the Railway Exchange Building, the Chicago Architecture Foundation is a nonprofit cultural organization which aims to inspire people to discover why design matters

Chicago Pedway

Smurfit-Stone Building

Anyone who has seen Adventures in Babysitting should immediately recognize this 1984 building, as its slanted roof (lit up at night) played a very important role in the film's climax

The Reliance Building

A then-unprecedented amount of glass was used in this early skyscraper, bewildering a public still used to masonry walls

Art Institute of Chicago

The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the best and largest museums in the U