You have to experience this intersection! You don't know which way to look as you are surrounded by such amazing architecture. More

It's a 360° view and the site of Fort Dearborn, where the city began (of course the natives where here first and you can see them in the 1930's pillars on the south end of the bridge). Look north up Michigan Avenue and see the wedding-cakey Wrigley Building, Tribune Tower, John Hancock and more. Look south and see the Prudential,... More

The Michigan Avenue Bridge (officially called the DuSable bridge) is pretty much a "must see" when in Chicago, not only because of the bridge itself, which is architecturally interesting, but because of the views up and down the river and the proximity to other iconic buildings (e.g., Wrigley Building, Tribune Tower, Trump Tower, etc). It is an access point to... More

A MUST walk in Chicago, from the Art institute to the Chicago Tribune plaza (or so), mainly in the evening. More

beautiful place!! so nice to look down the river that looks so clean! More

It is really interesting to be there on Saturday morning around 9:30 in the summer when they raise the bridge for the sailboats! More

Looking from the bridge to the river was a beautiful sight, seeing the water between the buildings and watching the water taxis go by, but there isn't really much else to it. I expected something like the River Walk in San Antonio but didn't really see any businesses at all up and down the river. More

Good views from the Bridge, but on a previous visit I had seen it lift to accommodate boats, I just got a little nervous More

Beautiful view on the Chicago River and nice place to hang out. More