A fire completely burned Chicago . The disaster at that time created today's urban landscape and also created generations of architects. Today's Chicago is neatly planned, with streets running east-west and avenues running north-south. The X and Y axes are demarcated. Finding a place is as simple as fixating on the coordinate axes. As a must-visit for visitors, the following attractions are not to be missed.
- Oak Park Oak Park
A good place to see Chicago's historical buildings. After the fire, Chicago was basically rebuilt, and Oak Park retained many buildings from that year, as well as designs by famous architects. Nowadays, most of them are still private residences, and a few are open to the public for viewing. For example, Frank Lloyd Wright is the most outstanding representative. This man has passed away, but his works and thoughts still influence future generations. This is perhaps his greatness. In autumn, the sky is high and the clouds are clear in Zicheng. The changing seasons have decorated the trees as brightly as flowers, and the ground is already covered with fallen flowers. Both sides of the street are lined with works by past masters. The most recent renovation was in 1977, but it is still attractive and does not feel like an antique at all.
- Navy Pier Navy Pier
There is an air show in the summer. There are many entertainment facilities, which are very suitable for taking children. There are also many places to eat.
- The Art Institute of Chicago Art Institute of Chicago
Admission seems to be free on Tuesdays, and you can take a close look at the artworks and paintings, including the famous Van Gogh's self-portrait. When you are tired, you can sit down and watch pictures.
- Magnificent The Magnificent MileThe Magnificent Mile
It is a great place for shopping. It has all the major brands that you can think of, as well as major department stores, SAKS, etc., all in one stop. There are discount stores such as JC Penny and Basement on the parallel state street. You can sometimes pick up Chinese cabbage.
- Millennium Park
The large beans and face fountain are must-sees for tourists. There are often performances in the summer and are worth paying attention to. There is also a large musical fountain at the back, which plays music every day in the summer.
- 57th Street Beach 57th Street Beach
The Lake view is breathtaking. There are people walking by the lake, and most of them may be cycling or running for exercise. There are sparsely populated areas, and there are often geese and seagulls by the lake. It is very pleasant to be close to the lake and enjoy the wind.
- Field Museum of Natural History. The Field Museum
is suitable for all ages. The four floors display animal specimens from all over the world. If you pay attention, you can spend a whole day shopping.
- University of Chicago
Although it is located in a black area, the campus of the University of Chicago is very beautiful, small and exquisite. It only takes ten minutes to walk from campus to Lake Michigan, which is another beautiful sight. Among them, Rockefeller Chapel, Booth School of Business, and the University of Chicago Central Plaza are not to be missed.
- Northwestern University Northwestern University
is located in a wealthy area of Chicago. It has beautiful scenery, good public security, and there are not many people on campus. It is especially beautiful in the spring flower season. Not too far from the Chicago Botanical Garden.
- United Sports CenterUnited Center
The home court of the Bulls . The arena has three floors and is very high. All the Bulls' championship flags hang in the air. If you win at home and the score exceeds 100, you can go to McDonald's and get a free burger with your ticket. It's a pity that it's a bit far from the city. It's not convenient to go without a car.
