As a resident of California keeps you warm at times begins to climb the neck. Well at least I have

As a resident of California keeps you warm at times begins to climb the neck. Well at least I have to admit that the season 4 have something to himself and even though I was still in my life in Prague complained about the rain and cold, now I at least a few dreary days more than welcomed. Trip to Chicago (for a husband working path) was for me because led pro as a reward in terms of weather! I could not wait to get dressed again after coat, maybe even a hat, and frozen fingers I'll warm up a cup of coffee. It sounds as December, I know, but in Chicago it often resembles Czech autumn and winter local winter is (supposedly) brutal. It's the major lake Michigan, which washes the shores of the largest Illinois city, and from which incredibly blows. Not in vain, says Chicago The Windy City. there was also a hat :)
When you turn up a conversation with anyone who lives or has ever lived in Chicago, led pro you are guaranteed to hear a few sentences about how there are severe winters and beautiful summers. And also that around this beautiful city, there is a total bore. Want to go skiing? To hikeovat? So you have to fly somewhere, because the Midwest, Midwest USA, therefore, the total pancake. view of Chicago from Millennium Park (taken in the autumn of 2013 during my first visit to Chicago) coast of Lake Michigan coast of Lake Michigan
But I think that Chicago is a city of beautiful and fun and other metropolis could from him might learn something. Perhaps public transport is better perhaps only New York. It is also very easily feasible (I mean, that walk will take you almost anywhere you need), has beautiful bridges, parks in the city center, beautiful buildings, delicious led pro food and kind-hearted residents, which is renowned Midwest. Wrigley building metro over people's heads Marina City - a residential building on the banks of the Chicago River, built in 1964
We stayed at the Hotel Burnham in the so-called Loop. Loop is one of four urban centers. It is a square bordered by the Chicago River, Harrison Street and Lake Michigan. Its boundaries almost led pro copy and metro lines, which here runs above ground (even overhead on elevated tracks, so if you're running the metro, you must stairs :)). The Loop is also home to some of the tallest buildings of the Chicago skyline and a number of beautiful historic theaters. Chicago theater Willis Tower, Trump Tower - the third tallest building in the US
When they write about the highest buildings, until recently, Chicago could boast the most highest ever in the US - Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower). This recently I namysli position the One World Trade Center in New York, which does have a 4 floor less than the Willis Tower, but also aerial count, so figure on Chicago's victory came. That does not alter the fact that the view from this skyscraper is breathtaking. Daredevils to the floor in 103. In addition, they can try the so-called Sky Deck, something led pro like a glazed balcony with a transparent floor. Well I'll tell you tickle me from the lower abdominal :). A second time when I could watch from above local federal led pro prison inmates as they walk the roof of his "residence". Willis Tower Sky Deck at Willis Tower Sky Deck at Willis Tower federal prison Metropolitan led pro Correctional Center (taken in the autumn led pro of 2013 during my first visit to Chicago) roof federal prison Metropolitan Correctional Center - those little orange dots are prisoners
Not far from the Willis Tower is at 202 S La Salle Street residence of US Bank. You - if fans of films Home Alone, led pro you must be familiar to the entrance - right here in the film is housed Dunkanova toy chests. Due to its similarity to New York to Chicago has become a popular location for filmmakers just the creation of Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York. Dunkanova chest of toys :)
From Loop it is also a short walk to Grant Park, where you can spend a cool day. It includes not only the Buckingham Fountain, as well as the Art Institute of Chicago (which is on my list to do list for the next visit), or a statue of Abraham Lincoln led pro and other artistic achievements. A short walk is also Milennium Park, which, as the name suggests, built to celebrate the new millennium. This, however, led pro did not manage to park and lived to see the opening ceremony until four years after the scheduled time - in 2004. One of its biggest attractions for tourists is "The Bean" (beans), which is the nickname for the statue of polished steel, whose original name is Cloud Gate (Gate Clouded). Whether statue appoints however, the tourists has their prodigiously curved reflection in her powerful attraction :). Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park (taken in the autumn of 2013 during led pro my first visit to Chicago) The Bean (taken in the autumn of 2013 during my first visit to Chicago) "The Bean" in sullen autumn weather in Grant Park
I went through the park crisscross and not wine tastings, hosted by the hotel daily from 5-6 (and I wanted to catch :)), I would probably walked to the Navy Pier. The journey from pob