I would like to open a post to praise the beauty of Chicago's architecture.

It's a city that's a nightmare for people with cervical spondylosis. I admire Chicago's architecture and always want to look up at it from all angles! What makes Chicago unique is the flow of the Chicago River between the buildings, where you can enjoy dynamic beauty. I lingered on the Riverwalk, which is wonderful both day and night. The night view of the Chicago River brings the whole night to life. I think if you can only choose one experience in Chicago, it must be the architectural cruise. There are many boat companies on both sides of the river. Shoreline seems to be quite big, with several boarding points. Their boats feel like a moving aircraft carrier. I just found it on Google Maps, Chicago River Boat Architecture Tours. There is a boat every hour, priced at $49 and $59 per person. The fees are charged at different times, for example, $59 at 5pm and $49 at 6pm. I don't really understand the specific difference, but I just chose a cheaper one. Non-alcoholic drinks are free. When I got off the boat, my waist and neck were sore. The boat will also pass through a section of Lake Michigan, overlooking Navy Pier, before entering the Chicago River, and then visiting the north and south ends of the river.