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Millennium Park in Chicago
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In the year 1997 the blueprint of the Millennium Park was primarily made in order to create new parkland in the Grant Park. Ultimately, the Millennium Park project evolved as one of the most revolutionary projects in the whole world. Situated in Chicago on Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Monroe Streets, the 24.5-acre park is a novel example of exhibiting different forms of art, architecture and designed landscape. One of the most exclusive features of the Millennium Park is the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. This is perhaps the most outstanding outdoor concert platform in the whole of the United States. The Millennium Park in Chicago awaits you with its several surprises. They are as follows:
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- Jay Pritzker Pavilion: This is a 120 feet high pavilion with an accommodation for almost 11,000 people. The open air "acoustical canopy" has made the Jay Pritzker Pavilion one of the most superior outdoor concert venues in the whole world.
- BP Bridge : The BP Bridge, connects the Millennium Park with the eastern part of the Grant Park and provides unparallel views of the city’s skyline, Grant Park and Lake Michigan.
- Chase Promenade : The Chase Promenade is a bit on the outskirts from the park and in this large area, throughout the whole year several cultural programs, including fairs, festivals, exhibitions and family events. In very simple words this part of the park can be described as one of the world’s largest activities park.
Other major attractions in the Millennium Park of Chicago are as follows:
- Crown Fountain
- Exelon Pavilions Harris Theater
- Harris Theater
- Kapoor Sculpture on SBC Plaza
- Lurie Garden
- McCormick Tribune Plaza & Ice Rink
- Wrigley Square & Millennium Monument
Visiting the Millennium Park in Chicago means passing some time amidst wonder, dynamism and vitality. Visit the Millennium Park and rejuvenate yourself with the prevailing atmosphere of merriment and vitality.
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