Apartments near Cloud Gate in Chicago, IL (1,748 Rentals)
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Chicago is a city much devoted to the arts, as any person from a Chicago apartment knows, and there are few landmarks that testify to this more than Cloud Gate. Sitting right in the middle of Millennium Park, this work of art stops every visitor in their tracks with its towering gleam. Standing at over 30 feet tall, this gleaming structure serves as an entryway into the park for many, stopping folks from Chicago apartments in their tracks as they watch the clouds fly by across the reflective surface of the structure. With an apartment near the Cloud Gate, with just a simple stroll you can take in the beauty of this sculpture whenever you like, day or night. At first glance, it's easy to be blown away by the sheer size of the Cloud Gate. This large, shining archway was designed by British artist Anish Kapoor and built between 2004 and 2006, and since has become one of the popular spots to visit for folks from Chicago apartments. It sits in the AT&T Plaza, one of the most frequented area in the park, meaning that hundreds, if not thousands of people make their way to the strange bean-shaped structure every day, watching themselves and their surroundings in the breath-taking reflective surfaces. The sculpture also sits very close to numerous other points of interest, meaning that with an apartment near the Cloud Gate, you'll also find yourself near many other interesting areas to explore. Visitors to Millennium Park from Chicago apartments simply must make a stop at the Cloud Gate, to take the absolute beauty of one of the most stunning landmarks in the entire city. True art fans will find an apartment near Cloud Gate not only a wise choice artistically, but will also put them near many other important landmarks which find their homes in Millennium Park.