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Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate

Chicago, Illinois

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Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate
Cloud Gate in Millennium Park is also commonly referred to as "The Bean" because of its bean-like shape. It is one of the largest sculptures of its kind in the world, made from stainless steel plates. The sculpture's surface reflects the city's skyline and people around like a giant mirror.

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  • address201 East Randolph Street, Chicago

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