Alluring architectural design definitely a must stop, there is no way you won’t appreciate the astonishing design of this building. Booked my boat tour from that building highly recommend, access to river walk and also a perfect spot to take photos for any occasions.

This a fantastic piece of Chicago architecture. Everything built since has some serious competition! Here's the history... When ground was broken for the Wrigley Building in 1920, there were no major office buildings north of the Chicago River. The Michigan Avenue Bridge, which spans the river just south of the building, was still under construction. The land was selected by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. for the headquarters of his company. The building was designed by the architectural firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst & White using the shape of the Giralda tower of Seville's Cathedral combined with French Renaissance details. The 425-foot (130 m) south tower was completed in September 1921 and the north tower in May 1924. Walkways between the towers were added at the ground level and the third floor. In 1931, another walkway was added at the fourteenth floor to connect to offices of a bank in accordance with a Chicago statute concerning bank branch offices. The two towers, not including the levels below Michigan Avenue, have a combined area of 453,433 square feet (42,125.3 m2).

Amazing building, but there is no way for us to see the interior (at least that is what we were told at the front desk). Nothing like a cafe or restaurant or any open tour or visits for us to learn more about this historic and iconic building.

The Wrigley building is another Chicago iconic skyscraper, standing just across the street from Tribune tower. It's just aside the Dusable bridge, and Wendella boat tours depart beneath it. It belongs to the chewing gum magnate, built some 100 y ago. One of Chicago's landmarks with its tower clock. Plaza of the Americas is between the two buildings.

This is one of the most beautiful views of our stay. you can see real estate complexes of this city, which however does not lack it. At the start of the Millennium Mile, we walked across the Chicago River Bridge. The buildings around Michigan Avenue are the Chicago Tribune with its neo-Gothic tower just opposite the two buildings that make up the Wrigley Building. The view is beautiful!

It's a must see when you visit Chicago. You must see it in the daytime as well as at night. You have to see it from the water and the street. Also learn why it's white. Enjoy

All about the late 1800's here! The Wrigley building is adjacent to the river where you can catch the river Architectural cruise. Also a favorite among Brides.

Our stay at the Wrigley Building in downtown Chicago was an absolute delight! The location couldn't have been better, with the Intercontinental hotel situated right next to this iconic architectural gem. The proximity to the building and its bridge provided us with breathtaking views and endless photo opportunities. The Wrigley Building itself is a sight to behold. Its timeless beauty and intricate design showcase the city's rich history and charm. Being able to stay so close to this iconic landmark added a special touch to our visit, and we felt a deep connection to the city's heritage. The surrounding area offered a vibrant atmosphere, with plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options within walking distance. We enjoyed leisurely walks across the bridge, taking in the panoramic views of the Chicago River and the bustling cityscape. The Wrigley Building in Chicago offers an exceptional experience that combines history, architecture, and breathtaking views. I had the pleasure of visiting this iconic landmark, and it truly exceeded my expectations. The location of the Wrigley Building is fantastic, situated near the bridge, which provides a picturesque view of the Chicago River. The proximity to the water enhances the charm and grandeur of the building, making it a perfect spot for capturing stunning photographs. The architectural beauty of the Wrigley Building is awe-inspiring. Its timeless design and intricate details showcase the rich history of Chicago. As I explored both the exterior and interior of the building, I couldn't help but appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into its construction. Overall, my experience at the Wrigley Building was unforgettable. It not only provided me with a glimpse into the city's architectural heritage but also allowed me to capture remarkable photos and admire the stunning views of Chicago. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply seeking a memorable experience in the heart of the city, a visit to the Wrigley Building is highly recommended.

Beautiful texture! Little bit looks like Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia.

It’s a must see when you visit Chicago. You have to see it from the water and the street.

Chicago is such a beautiful city❤️. We went to the Chicago river architecture tour and it was so informative. We loved it here!

I just witnessed my boy turning into a man walking down his way by my mom's visit what made us gather for the intention to love a better life and realized you're closer to your best version in your life and your family. The view to the surroundings 6 beautiful outstanding! Like feeling amazed for the first time. It's just a slightly different path to be followed and also let go at times, but I'm looking forward to the gatekeeper to keep my yard better organized.

The cities and buildings are very neatly arranged and this is very interesting for foreign tourists to visit

Fantastic architecture. Like Paris in America.

The Wrigley Building in Chicago is an architectural marvel that captivated me from the moment I set eyes on it. Its iconic design and historical significance make it a must-visit landmark. The intricate detailing and timeless charm of the building showcase a blend of classic and modern aesthetics. The location along the Chicago River offers breathtaking views, creating a picturesque setting. Exploring the Wrigley Building was not only a visual delight but also an enriching experience in understanding Chicago's architectural heritage. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or just looking for a scenic spot, the Wrigley Building is a true gem in the city's skyline.

Amazing mall. Very crowded but we visited around Christmas. They were tagging children under 18 with wrist bans. Loved the candy store on the 7th floor and the Dr. Suess gallery. The gigantic Lego display of the Chicago skyline was cool.

Had an awesome time visiting the Walgreens store! They have such a cool set up inside and it’s unlike any Walgreens I’ve been to! They have freshii and fresh snacks for on the go!!

I visited the Walgreens in this beautiful building. The cashiers in this store are always friendly and helpful. The rest of the employees-not so much. And I don't get why you are locking so many products up. Someone has to show up to unlock the item, then it is given to whoever to do with whatever they please.

The views are amazing, doesn't matter if is day or night you will enjoy walking through here. If you want to eat or drink something, there's a couple of restaurants just a few steps down where you can have a different view. Take your time to enjoy it and don't forget to take some photos of this beautiful spot.

The Wrigley building is a staple of Downtown Chicago. Alot of history has been through this building. It’s a beautiful sight at night.

Absolutely beautiful building! It looks stunning situated along the river.

Enjoyed the historic architecture, the outdoor entertainment, and Ghirardelli chocolates. It's a beautiful and enjoyable experience.

Such a cool building. If you’re visiting Chicago, take time to walk along the riverfront, and stop to see this beauty.

I think we went here to the Ghirardelli or Hershey's. I think it was Ghirardelli right? We got hot chocolate just before Christmas and it was good. It was hard and just the right taste. We shared one order and it was plenty. Overall, it was a great place to hang out for a few minutes sit down. Enjoy the view. If you can get the view of the Chicago River and sip on the hot chocolate. Yeah I would do it again

Probably one of the most iconic buildings in Chicago. Everyone comes here to take photos outside but have you ever seen the inside? I have and let me tell you it is incredible. Just as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside. If you ever get the chance definitely stop by and check it out.

Wrigley building is a dreamy backdrop for photos. Great architecture, you could do photos in the middle of the street looking down michigan avenue, it's next to Dusable bridge, and there's a beautiful staircase on the south side of Dusable bridge leading down to the riverwalk for more photo locations. It's the top picked location in our photography work.

The Wrigley is a historic skyscraper on N. Michigan Ave. just north of the Chicago River that was built between 1920-24. It is an impressive skyscraper that fits nicely within the Chicago Skyline at the Magnificent Mile and Chicago River. building facade is elaborately designed with two towers connected with a connected second floor and higher floor covered bridge. The towers are 21 stories and 30 stories in height. The south tower has an embedded clock face on each side and spire.

Had a great time at Wrigley Field watching the Chicago Cubs. Fortunately we won the game so we got to see and hear the winning celebrations and songs. Ticket prices were fair with great viewing from nearly anywhere. Atmosphere was easy going and laid back. Food and drink is on sale as well as team merchandise. Glad to come back.

Took a walk around this building at night and it felt beautiful. The lights and the view were spectacular!

Such a beautiful building. I love the history of it too.

My favorite building in the city. Beautiful.

It has a walgreens inside that is open until 12am. There are also street performances out front most nights. Next it down by the river is the do KS for river tours.

A must see if you're coming to thr Chi! Lou Malnati's Pizza is here and it was so delish. Had the personal deep dish spinach and it was more than enough and soooooooo good!!

Simply a beautiful building to take in if you like architectural details. Chicago was a great city to visit. Thoroughly enjoyed it, but left a few pounds heavier because the food was so good!

A absolutely and amazing addition to the Chicago Skyline the river the beautiful buildings just breathtaking. I love Chicago ❤️

For the past 4 years I've visited my best friend in the Chi. I see why they love this city. It's a beautiful place!

Incredible building with a fantastic location on the Magnificent Mile! Architecture, engineering, skilled tradesmen ship wonder! Ran by a fantastic property management team in Zeller.

One of the most iconic buildings in downtown Chicago, certainly on Michigan Avenue. Here's some views that a lot of people don't normally get from the Chicago River.

An amazing building worth the visit. From its plaza to the river and the Michigan Avenue Bridge. A landmark historic building on Michigan Avenue.

Funny story was told me of how they emptied an entire quarry of the marble used my Michelangelo to build this house only to realise the Chicago weather was bad for the marbles and as they started falling off they used over 70M dollars to replace them. Phew.... North American youthful exuberance of a civilization. Count the cost before you build is an age long advice.

Had a lot of history. We went in there to get the Girodelli ice cream. You could buy their chocolates on the bottom floor, and a creamery on the second floor. Pricey, but so good. Would recommend if you have about 30 mins. Just so much fun!

A lovely piece of architecture. It really catches the eye, even from a long ways away. And despite being in the shadow of Trump Tower. Definitely worth getting a picture of this Chicago gem!