Chicago Travel - Detailed Guide to Millennium Park

Location: 201 E Randolph St, Chicago IL 60601 Time: 6am-11pm Millennium Park is located in downtown Chicago, near the famous Chicago River and Lake Michigan, and next to Michigan Avenue. This is probably the most concentrated place for tourists; not only that, I often meet locals running, walking dogs, walking, etc. in the morning. It may also be the most park-like park in Chicago dt. Let's talk about the places worth seeing in Millennium Park (and the surrounding area)! [One]The Beans P3 It is said that the designer's original intention was to make the appearance of raindrops falling on the ground, but everyone felt that it was too much like beans. Anyway, it is a very popular check-in point (but I was still repairing when I left CHI) Remember to look up directly under it! [Two]Crown Fountain P4 Two electronic screens show two faces, and fountain water is sprayed from their mouths, which is very artistic. Collected thousands of different faces, and changed every few minutes [Three]Art InstituteP5-7 is only a road away from Millennium Park, and is one of the oldest art galleries in the world. There are statues, paintings, etc. in the huge museum, from classical to contemporary. It contains famous works such as Van Gogh's "Bedroom" and Monet's "Water Lilies" [Four]Jay Pritzker Pavillion P8-9 A masterpiece of the famous architect Gary, really deconstructing art to the fullest! The namer Pritzker and his wife once established the famous Pritzker Prize in the architectural world. There will be concerts and other activities here in summer. I especially like its tough and changeable steel bars, like a giant beast with hundreds of arms [Five]Lurie Garden A small garden in Millennium Park, the scenery varies with the seasons, the garden is full of vitality, the road is winding, and it forms a sharp contrast with the tough Jay Pritzker Pavillion [Six]The walkway north of Lurie Garden. The feature is that there are many sculptures [Seven]Daley Park is located to the east of Millennium Park. A park suitable for walking or jogging. There are many children's play facilities, and there is a long ice rink in winter (and it is very, very cheap, not in the same order of magnitude as domestic ones). When I was doing a light run in Chicago in the morning, I often went to this park to stroll around haha [Eight]Route 66 starting point. There is actually not much to see, just check in and take pictures. It's not easy to find, on the south side of the road [Nine]Millennium Park Ice Rink. Outdoor venue, also very large