Walking Tour CHICAGO (The Magnificent Mile)

Walking The Magnificent Mile quick tour
The Magnificent Mile is Chicago’s premier commercial district. The vibrant, bustling area is home to upscale shops, luxe fashion outlets, cool restaurants and posh hotels. Landmarks include the historic Chicago Water Tower, the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower, the terracotta Wrigley Building skyscraper and the 100-story John Hancock Center, which has a rooftop observation deck with fine dining and panoramic city views.
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[superbaggio]

Been to Chicago 3 times and never had nuff can't wait for the fourth.
Much Luv from Genoa (Italy)

[LadyLuckHQ]

Ok at 2:37 if you would of made a right on Chicago Ave. I lived 2 blocks down. I was at Dearborn and Chicago for about 5 years! It was so amazing living in that city. How did you like it and where did you stay?

[vegasvan]

Had work obligations in Chicago for many years. The Swissotel on Wacker Drive was my home away from home. Many cocktails in the then Hide Away Bar, many dinners at The Palm.and tons of shopping at The Water Tower Place.

[mustachemilkdud]

I’m Going back to Chicago in June can’t wait 😀 last time I was there, I had the world famous deep dish pizza from Giordanos on Randolph st . Excellent taste, highly recommend.

[texadonkey]

Watching a older video I missed. Very cool and nice view. The lake views are beautiful.
Thank you for the nice videos. Keep smiling.

[paulmjprinz]

Video starts at the John Hancock Center or Big John as locals call it. Built in 1969. Next is the Water Tower, built in 1869 and only public building to survive the Great Chicago fire of 1871. Across the street is the Water Tower Place for great shopping. The lake down that street is lake Michigan.
Chicago is somewhere near the 13th windiest city in the USA and named that because of it politicians and hot air bellowing from them. I'm a Saskatchewan boy but a lot of my family live in Chicago. Love that city. Chi Town.

[joselupian]

I live in Chicago and I love it down here

[eyecomeinpeace]

Been there once on the Mag Mile. I was impressed by how clean the downtown streets were.

[ayanajones]

Welcome to the windy city. I hope to go one day.😎

[TheChicago]

Watching this video because I'll be in Chicago next week.  Just want to see what's new and exciting.  I haven't been downtown Chicago in years.  Thanks

[adebruynkops]

I’ve been to Chicago. I went to the Drake hotel and saw Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe’s initials carved into the wood bar inside the Drake. It was really cool!

[homegirlcamy]

Welcome to the Windy City. Chicago looks cool. Great video.

[DeanM]

Well done Matthew! I’ve never been to Chicago and this is a pretty cool walking tour of a popular area, definitely makes me want to go.

[keithmasumoto]

Welcome to the Windy City! You are walking southbound on the west side of Michigan Ave. Gino's East and Lou Malnati's are my 2 favorite deep dish. The very 2 that you tried.

[YungToneySnow]

Pretty dope vid ! I was out there around the same time you were so this vid is kinda bugging me out lol. I’ll be back in Oct and can’t wait !

[christinaramirez]

Welcome to Chicago! You must have Lou Malnati’s Pizza! It’s the best in town!

[RickyG]

Lake Point Towers at 10:01 in the video. Oprah Winfrey had a condo there at one time. A big story behind the constructioin of the building. A real beauty.

[melvindrummer]

Welcome to the Windy City! Light blue sweater in front of you...sisters, sisters, sisters, sisters lol

[Carma_]

Yes I have been to Chicago...John Hancock Building, Sears Tower, Water Tower Plaza and a drive along Lake Shore Drive. It was a short trip many years ago now. Thanks Matthew for the video's, seeing many changes to the City since my trip. 😉🍕 🍕👍👋👋

[lueber]

You already know my favorite deep dish pizza.