Chicago : From Hancock Observatory
These are some of the pictures taken from the Hancock Observatory, on a foggy evening. Located on Michigan avenue, Chicago - The Hancock Observatory located on 94th floor has spectacular views spanning up to 80 miles and 4 states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. In our opinion, Hancock observatory has better views than Sears tower. You see glimpses of downtown Chicago, Michigan lake and Navy Pier in these pictures.The John Hancock Center is a 100-story, 1,127 ft tall skyscraper. When completed in 1969, John Hancock Center was the tallest building in the world outside New York City. It is the third-tallest skyscraper in Chicago and the fourth-tallest in the United States, after the Sears Tower, the Empire State Building and the Aon Center. This skyscraper was named after its builder the John Hancock Insurance company. More about the building here and here.
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Looks beautiful from up there Suma! We used to visit Chicago often from Minneapolis!:))
ReplyDeleteI have been there both in day and at night......its just heavenly
ReplyDeletei love urban landscapes. thanks for sharing these pics.
ReplyDeleteGreat 'Bird's eye view' photos, Suma!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics! Makes me miss Chicago even more! Did you step out on the Skywalk?
ReplyDeleteHi Suma, I've been to Chicago many times, but never ventured up into the Sears tower. Thank you for sharing your views! :)
ReplyDeleteLinda,
ReplyDeleteThere are observation desks both at the John Hancock center and Sears tower. These were taken from Hancock building.
I'm so jealous...I love Chicago so much and every time I visit I never want to leave, I just miss it until I return again...great pictures!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! thanks for sharing.
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