Discover Chicago’s vibrant Art Deco architecture in the Loop, showcasing the city’s Roaring 20s heritage. Join Ronnie Frey, an expert guide, on a captivating tour of 7 stunning buildings and other notable properties, revealing the beauty and innovation of the New Machine Age.
- Chicago Board of Trade Building - Learn about all the Art Deco architectural details on the exterior and the interior lobby (when open).
- Calder’s Flamingo - Catch a distant view of this incredible red sculpture.
- 135 South Lasalle Street - Learn about all the Art Deco architectural details on the exterior and the interior arcade (when open).
- One North Lasalle Street - Learn about all the Art Deco architectural details on the exterior and the interior lobby (when open).
- 33 N La Salle St - Learn about all the Art Deco architectural details on the exterior.
- First United Methodist Church of Chicago - See the amazing gothic architectural details on the exterior and photos of the interior of the tallest church in America, the “chapel in the sky”.
- Miro’s Chicago - See this famous outdoor sculpture.
- Picasso Statue - See this famous outdoor sculpture.
- Macy’s on State Street - See interior Art Deco motifs in the old Marshall Field Department Store and also the famous Tiffany Glass atrium. Also, see the famous “meet me under the clock” Field’s 7-ton bronze clocks from the early 1900s.
- Carbide and Carbon Building - Learn about the Art Deco architectural details on the exterior and interior lobby of this famous, green terra cotta building.
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- Historical photos of each stop in a free app
The Loop in Chicago houses some of the city’s best-preserved Art Deco structures, birthed during the vibrant Roaring 20s. Explore 7 extraordinary Art Deco edifices, each exceptional in their own way, in addition to 4-5 other noteworthy properties and open-air sculptures, on this amazing stroll through Chicago’s Financial District and sections of the North Michigan Avenue corridor. Your guide, Ronnie Frey, an interior designer and a wizard of historical architecture, will vividly portray the essence of contemporary living in the Age of New Machinery, an experience you’ll cherish for long.
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