Chicago travel guide.

Oh my god! 😱 Chicago is so beautiful it makes me cry! 😭|||Hey, guys! Chicago is a winter wonderland! 🎄 Here are some great 📷 photo spots that will make your friends jealous! 😉 ⭕ Millennium Park 📍 Address: 201 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601 📝 Why we recommend it: The Cloud Gate (The Bean) is a giant silver bean that stands out in the snow. 📸 It's a great photo spot day or night. 💡 Photo tips: The best time to take photos is early morning or dusk when the light is soft. Wear bright clothes to contrast with the snow! 👣 ⭕ Navy Pier 📍 Address: 600 E Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60611 📝 Why we recommend it: Navy Pier is decorated with colorful lights in winter, and the Ferris wheel looks like a dream. 🌃 💡 Photo tips: The lights come on after 7 pm, creating a great atmosphere. Try using a slow shutter speed to capture the Ferris wheel's light trails. 📷 ⭕ Skydeck Chicago 📍 Address: 233 S Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606 📝 Why we recommend it: The 103rd-floor glass observation deck offers a bird's-eye view of Chicago's winter beauty. 🌄 Not for the faint of heart! 💡 Photo tips: The best time to take photos is around sunset when you can capture both day and night views. Book in advance to avoid waiting in line. ⏳ ⭕ Lake Michigan 📍 Address: N Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, IL 60611 📝 Why we recommend it: When the lake freezes, it looks like a giant mirror reflecting Chicago's skyline. It's breathtaking. 💡 Photo tips: In the early morning, the lake is shrouded in mist, like a fairyland. Use a wide-angle lens to capture the lake and skyline. 📸 📢 Tips: Chicago is cold in winter 🧊️, so wear warm clothes and keep your phone 🔋 charged so you don't miss any beautiful moments! Which of these photo spots do you like? Share your photo tips in the comments! 👇