Millennium Park
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Millennium Park is situated on Michigan Avenue between Monroe and Randolph Street and is around twenty five acres in size.
This park has world class facilities for displaying art, music and architecture along with classical music presentations and ice skating too.
Jay Pritzker Pavilion is an outdoor concert venue with technologically advanced equipment to provide audiences with an unforgettable acoustic experience.
BP Bridge is a pedestrian bridge which connects the park with the eastern portion of the Grant Park and it offers wonderful views of the city of Chicago.
The Chase Promenade is a place which holds exhibitions, cultural programs, ethnic festivals and more.
The Crown Fountain has 2 glass block towers which are fifty feet high and feature the faces of people with world renowned public art collections.
The Harris Theatre is a prime indoor place for holding dance and music performances: seating capacity is one thousand five hundred.
Category: Attractions
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