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Discover the enchanting Crown Fountain in Chicago's Millennium Park, where art, water, and play come together in a stunning urban oasis.
Crown Fountain in Millennium Park is a unique artistic installation that invites visitors to engage with art and water in a playful way. This interactive landmark features two tall glass brick towers that project digital images of local Chicagoans, with water cascading from their mouths, making it a refreshing and entertaining spot for tourists of all ages.
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If you are driving, start by entering '201 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60602' into your GPS. Depending on your starting point, you may take I-90/I-94 or Lake Shore Drive. If you are coming from the north, take Lake Shore Drive southbound, exit at Randolph St, and head west. From the south, you can take I-55 to I-90/I-94 north and exit at Randolph St. There is limited street parking available, so consider using a parking garage nearby.
Public Transportation
To get to Crown Fountain using public transportation, you can take the 'Red Line' train to the 'State/Lake' station. From there, exit and walk east on Lake St towards Michigan Ave. Continue walking south on Michigan Ave until you reach Randolph St, then turn left and walk east for a few blocks until you see the fountain in Millennium Park. Alternatively, you can take several bus lines including the #20 and #147 to get off at Michigan Ave & Randolph St, then walk a short distance to the fountain.
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