Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chicago
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 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 CSO spends a lot of time on the road though, so visiting orchestras and stately jazz concerts can also be found here.
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About Chicago Symphony Orchestra
220 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL, United States
+1 312-294-3000
Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Nearby Sights on Map
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
Art Institute of Chicago
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The Gage Group
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The Fine Arts Building
An old Michigan Avenue charmer whose worn stone walls looks even older than its 120+ years
Jewelers Building
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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
The Auditorium Theatre
Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan's masterpiece
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It's partially obscured by renovations, but this first-wave skyscraper still makes an immediate contrast with the modern Federal Center across the street
Museum of Contemporary Photography
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