The Atlas Clock seen here in Chicago is a replica of the one found at the Tiffany & Co store in New York City. The Atlas statue in New York was carved out of fir, in 1853, and then painted to mimic the patina of weathered bronze.
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Happenings on the Mile (June 30th - August 1st)
Hopefully you aren't too tired from partying all day at Lollapalooza, cause there's also a good amount going on at Chicago's Magnificent Mile. Here's how you can take advantage of downtown in Chicago during your stay this weekend. Read more
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Rooftops on the Mile
Chicago has the best skyline in the game!! Although we may be a bit biased, what better way to admire the Chicago skyline than being 15-20 floors in the sky on a rooftop patio!? We certainly cant think of one. Read more
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Independence Day on the Mile
Light those fireworks up this Independence day weekend. No city lights the night up better on July 4th than Chicago! With that, are a bunch of Independence day themed events on the world renown Magnificent Mile. Read more
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Father's Day The Magnificent Mile
Jerry Seinfeld once said, “You can tell what year was the best year of your Dad’s life because he seems to freeze that clothing style and ride it out.” Well, what better way to celebrate Dad this Father’s Day then to take him to some of the various stores here... Read more
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Shops along The Magnificent Mile include more than 450 retailers, including flagship experiences, major department stores, and international designers and boutiques.
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We welcome you to think of the hotels along The Magnificent Mile as your home away from home.
