Late 19th-century architecture shines with Tiffany glass mosaics and historical sculptures telling early exploration stories. A lively food court livens up the space, while quiet exhibits teach about Native American heritage and Chicago's discovery. The building itself is a designated historical landmark and one of the city's first skyscrapers.
The building stands as a designated historical landmark and one of the city's first skyscrapers. Inside, mosaics and busts highlight Chicago's discovery history, alongside a small exhibit tracing early buildings and the Loop's lost icons.
"The historical sites here have beautiful architecture and rich history."
"I learned about Native Americans at the museum."
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Entry to the Marquette Building is free for all visitors.
The building features Tiffany glass mosaics in its entrance hall.
There is a Native People's of Chicago exhibit located behind the security guard.
Grand entrance welcomes visitors to a calm space filled with light-filled areas. Galleries showcase unique historical pieces alongside contemporary Indigenous art. Building blends history and modernity, perfect for quiet reflection.
Unique pieces of great historical value fill the galleries. The building itself stands as an architectural gem blending history with modernity.
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Entry is free for Illinois residents with valid ID.
Bank of America cardholders get free admission the first full weekend of each month.
The current exhibit runs until February 19, 2024.
Historic charm shines through a Tiffany stained glass atrium and grand architecture. Shoppers enjoy a multi-level layout with unique shops and a lively food court. The building's deep historical significance blends old-school glamour with modern energy.
A historic building with strong architectural presence and a Tiffany Glass atrium ceiling captures a powerful moment in the city's history. Every inch reflects deep historical significance and nostalgia.
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Reservations are recommended for dining at The Walnut Room on the 7th floor.
Valet parking is available for convenience.
The store features a Toys R Us section with popular character toys.
Intimate jazz club with historic décor and excellent acoustics creates a cozy vibe. Live shows honor jazz legends in the Dearborn Station room, adding an old-school feel. Dim lighting and comfy seats make it perfect for pure jazz fans.
A historic jazz venue since 1947, it offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a rich sense of history. The Dearborn Station room adds an old-school vibe that highlights its deep roots.
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Admission is $20 per person for entry.
Jazz Showcase does not serve food but allows patrons to bring their own.
It is advisable to buy tickets in advance as shows often sell out.