小河马 little Hippo

Best Vietnam pho ever, the soup is rich taste. We order the signature No.9 and it was great.

They only accept cash and debit card and the parking is hard to find.
Overall, it is worth a visit.

Would like to recommend it to other friends

Great place to visit with a nice Weather, great to take a quick image of the city.

You need to make reservation online and the ticket increases to $14.75 per person.

The view is great but if there are more English descriptions, that would be better.

The view could be better if The trees in front of the lookout doesn’t block the view. There is a trail down to the lake but not much to see.

The parking is limited at peak time.

Recommended by a friend, the water is great to swim in.
However, it is so crowded.
Better go to allenwood, just 2 miles up.
Btw, you need to pay for the parking in case of getting fine.

The Old Chicago Water Tower, located just north of Michigan Avenue next to the John Hancock Center, was one of the few buildings that survived the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Today, the Chicago Water Tower has become a Chicago landmark. The Chicago Water Tower was built in 1869. The material used is large limestone. The entire water tower is quite in the style of 13th-century European Gothic architecture. It looks more like a miniature castle than a water tower. Designed by architect William W. Boyington, the water tower is about 47 meters high and the interior is about 42 meters high.