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The free events here in the summer are awesome, although trying to enjoy the park otherwise can be hard during tourist season. The beat time is fall or spring early in the morning- no one's there!
If you do not visit Chicago frequently, definitely a place to check out. There's always something to check out in Chicago though, even just walking down the streets can be a nice day in the city.
Great, beautiful, open space. The Bean looks like an awesome space ship, great place to admire the city skyline and plenty of restaurants and bars around it to enjoy. It is a must see!
Great walking paths, and scenic views. Also you can enter the art museum from here through the modern wing entrance, which always has a considerably shorter wait. Must see tourist spot.
Located in the Loop, "the Bean" is a must. Especially when you see your reflection and the reflection of others. Great park including gardens, fountain, ice skating rink & outdoor concert area.
Cloudgate is really cool (The Bean). The concerts and movies are great. It's a beautiful venue. But the best part of the whole park might be the garden.
Excellent park in the heart of the city. Very kid friendly. Saw many children playing in the unique fountains. The "Bean" sculpture is located here and is a great selfie opportunity.
The Cloudgate is a must if you're in Chicago. It gets super busy around that area so if you're hoping to get a photo with no tourists in it, try going early in the morning.
A public park for the whole family, and definitely a Chicago must-visit! Highlights are the Crown Fountain, a public art and video sculpture; and the stainless steel Cloud Gate. Admission is free!
Millennium Park is probably one of my favorite places to go in Chicago. Gorgeous walking trails, fantastic sculptors, and generally a great way to meet creative people. It's awesome!
Popular park with art everywhere, an outdoor skating rink in the winter, an amphitheater and the peace of art that everyone gravitates towards, the "Bean". It will draw you in to check out.
Consisting of 24.5 acres, the park was built above rail yards. It is home to the Cloud Gatesculpture (known as “the bean”) by Anish Kapoor and the Jay PritzkerMusic Pavilion designed by Frank Gehry.
Great ice skating in the winter and cool off to in Crown Fountain in the summer. It's fun to visit Cloud Gate (affectionately known as 'the Bean') all year round!
This is an essential part of Chicago as a city, just as the Arch is to St. Louis. Make sure to take a million pictures because at every angle the city looks different.
Of course you’re going to Cloud Gate aka The Bean but don’t miss walking through Lurie Garden. It’s a beautiful oasis, not far from The Bean, the shows why Chicago’s motto is City In a Garden.
As a hub for family activities & cultural programs, this is a cool place to visit! Just remember your shades - UV strength peaks at solar noon, but b/w 10am-2pm, sunglasses are especially essential.
worth the stop if you are in the area. so much to see and do. research parking or come on foot--the garage is a hefty sum. we paid $25 for less than 20 minutes.
Part of 319-acre Grant Park, Chicago's Millennium Park features brilliant yet also accessible (and even family-friendly) public art. Highlights include Cloud Gate, Crown Fountain, Pritzker Pavillion.
The Bean is a tourist must see! If you go, go early in the morning. When I went NO ONE was there! Also, there is Yoga on some Saturday mornings at the amphitheater!
Take the time to walk it all, there's more than just the fountains and sculptures. I walked all the way down to the Aquarium, by the Michigan Lake Shore and up to the Pier place! enjoy 24.5 acres!
Such an amazing park. Parking underground is worth it if you are going to walk around Chicago. Leave your car and walk/take other transportation. of course visit THE BEAN!
Don’t miss The Gage, a popular gastropub just steps away from the park, for hearty menu items such as caramelizedlobster and dry-aged Manhattan steak. Read more
Local desk jockeys and day-trippers alike love this 24.5 acre-park filled with architecture, gardens, fountains, and sculptures galore. – Green Guide Editor
This city-sponsored venue hosts world-music and jazz shows in a beautifully designed bandshell in Millennium Park. The city curates indie gigs in the summer in its killer Downtown Sound series.-ASK Read more
I gave my brother "bean" cuff links to wear on his wedding. They were made by the same artist as this sculpture. It's pretty nice having a monumental reminder of a special day!
The fountains do sometimes spill water but don't ask anyone when .. I don't think there's a system behind it ;) just grab yourself a coffee or so and chill there ! :)
Winter is finally here and what better way to celebrate the cold by going for a spin on Chicago's most popular ice skating rink in Millenium Park! The views on the city's skyline are gorgeous!