875 North Michigan Avenue

875 North Michigan Avenue, formerly known as the John Hancock Center, is one of Chicago’s most recognizable skyscrapers and a true architectural masterpiece. Its sleek black design and distinctive X-shaped exterior make it stand out beautifully against the city skyline. Inside, you’ll find a mix of offices, residences, restaurants, and the famous 360 Chicago Observation Deck on the 94th floor, which offers one of the best views in the city. The building also houses the Signature Room and Lounge, where you can enjoy a meal or drink with an incredible panoramic view — especially stunning at sunset. The lobby area is elegant and well maintained, and the elevators are fast and efficient. Even just standing outside and looking up gives you a sense of how grand this structure really is. It’s conveniently located along the Magnificent Mile, surrounded by great shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Whether you’re visiting for the view, the dining, or simply to admire its design, 875 North Michigan Avenue remains one of Chicago’s most iconic and unforgettable landmarks.

This experience was absolutely incredible. 10/10 and worth the money to go up. The views of the city and Lake Michigan are completely unmatched. I paid a little bit extra for the sip option and it was worth it as cocktails up top are a bit pricier. Would definitely recommend this over the Sears Tower.

We visited this building and went for the sip and tilt ticket. You get a time allocation to enter the tilt window which moves to roughly 45 degrees giving an excellent view down to the ground. With the sip ticket you also get a drink and you are allowed to keep the plastic glass. This place is worth a visit for the views. Make sure it is a clear day though.

Fantastic panoramic views of Chicago and Lake Michigan from the 94th floor. The TILT experience offers a thrilling perspective, tilting you outward over the city. There’s also a bar to enjoy a drink while taking in the sights. It can get crowded, especially during peak times, so consider visiting early. Overall, a must-see for visitors to Chicago!

Great skyline views! Loved the views of the city and the lake. Elevator ride up is quick too. Also, the best observation tower to get pics of the Sears Tower in the skyline. We went on a Sunday morning in the height of summer and there was no wait.

From the highest point of John Hancock Tower, you realize a truth you had never seen before. You will never know your true scale unless you rise to a great height. Here, you do not only see the city— you see the power of God in creating you, and in granting you the mind to achieve what once seemed impossible. From this height, you gaze upon a work of art created by God, and upon the miracle of the human mind that turned imagination into reality. Every angle tells a story, every view carries a narrative, and every horizon marks the beginning of a new ascent. Yet the northern side of the city gives you the answer. To your right: water and sky. To your left: towering buildings. It is as if God speaks in silence: Water is the source of life, through it your body and soul are revealed. The sky is our first home— we belong to Paradise before we belong to the earth. As for the buildings on your left, they represent the earth— a temporary place to invest our abilities, to strive for God’s purpose: worship, and the building of life. When you turn back, the scene reverses, and the message becomes complete: Believe in God. Purify yourself. Strive. So you may build the earth and be among the righteous. God’s equation is simple: Believe in God. Cleanse your heart of all that is harmful. Then believe in yourself— and begin the work. Let there be a paradise for you on earth as you walk toward the Paradise of the heavens. “And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me.” “And We made from water every living thing.” “But for the one who fears the standing before his Lord are two gardens.” 🌙🙏Islam is the true religion: belief, purification, and purpose in perfect harmony. “Indeed, the religion in the sight of God is Islam.” (Qur’an 3:19)

Cool place, the tilt is nice, but not a must see. It only tilts like 30 degrees and looks down at an alley, but it was 15 bucks so not bad.

Hancock center is definitely worth visiting in Chicago. They have the 360, cloud bar and Tilt. 360 is definitely worth it and the views are fantastic and must visit. Looking at the water view along with the tall buildings is a thing of beauty. Navy pier view was fantastic. Dont miss out on this one !!