Located in the courtyard of one of the city's landmark buildings, the Richard J. Daley Center, this plaza has also earned its reputation of being a premier open air venue. The Daley Center Plaza is used for cultural events, farmer's markets and civic functions and is the home of "The Picasso" a steel sculpture by Pablo Picasso and the first of its kind in The Loop. The plaza also features an eternal flame war memorial and a fountain.
Website: thedaleycenter.com
Phone: (312) 603-3054
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Washington St and N Dearborn St
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48 W Washington St Chicago, IL Chicago, IL 60602 ·509.77 mi
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Named after a crook. The Daley family ran a once great city into the ground with corruption. Father. Son. Nephews. Everyone on the take but somehow voted into the office year after year.The rumor is the dead vote for the Daleys. Nothing special here.
MoreWe go to the Christmarket every year for our annual winter trip to Chicago. We go Ion a weekend every year, and it’s always packed and usually quite cold. We go to get the annual mug. We don’t eat here. We make a loop through the market and get a mug of hot chocolate.
MoreAfter Thanksgiving, Christkindlmart opens. We went on a Thursday & it wasn't too bad crowd wise. Don't go on the weekend! The huge Picasso statue is there. Other than that, only worth a quick visit.
MoreA visit to the Christmas market is a perfect way to get into the holiday season. There are tons of holiday related present ideas. We buy beautiful ornaments for the family while enjoying some tasty Gluhwein!
MoreThis is the first time I did not enjoy going that much. The food was mediocre and only a few of the stands had good service. The good thing it was not too busy which is probably a sign that word had got around and I managed to get my Christmas treats easily .
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