Photograph Cloud Gate

Chicago, Illinois

Description

One of the biggest sculptures in the World, Cloud Gate provides spectacular reflections of Chicago's skyline and the sky above.

There are several entrances to get to Cloud Gate through Millennium Park. It is easy to get to Cloud Gate via the electric line located underneath the park, bus from the nearby streets, or walking across the connecting bridges from Maggie Daley Park and the Art Institute.

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