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No tours available, unless you're cheeky enough to fill out a fake rental application (24 hours in advance), but these iconic twin buildings are worth a photo.
No tours available, unless you're cheeky enough to fill out a fake rental application (24 hours in advance), but these iconic twin buildings are worth a photo. (You might recognize them from the cover of Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, among many others.) Designed to be 'a city within a city,' they include a wildly overpriced bowling alley and the House of Blues. If you like Marina City, be sure to visit the South Loop for two more of architect Bertrand Goldberg's corncob structures.
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Marina City, Chicago, IL 60654, USA
No tours are offered, as this long-derelict property has been rehabbed and divided into condos
Designed in coordination with the National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum in the Near South, this waterfront plaza features a timeline from the war, a list of Illinois veterans who were killed in action, and a nice vantage point toward a few iconic buildings down the river
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Originally known as the Oriental Theater when it opened in 1926 as an ornate movie palace on the site of the former Iroquois Theater, the Ford Center for Performing Arts is a premier live performance venue that hosts Broadway productions
Non-profit theater company in an extremely expensive space; they pride themselves on new works, but are better known for revivals of plays from the American theater canon
Originally built as the Balaban and Katz Chicago Theater for motion pictures, it has been refurbished as one of the city's premier performance venues
Open late spring (mid-May), summer, and fall
A beautiful Art Deco tower covered in dark green terra cotta and adorned with a gold terra cotta leaf at the pinnacle
The Chicago Picasso Sculpture on Daley Plaza in the Chicago Loop is a 50 feet tall Cubist sculpture by Picasso that was installed as the first major public artwork in Downtown Chicago
