Macy’s

The famous clock at the corner of the Marshall Building indicates that you are passing the legendary Macy’s department store. Classified as a historical landmark, this building, constructed at the end of the 19th century, undeniably contributes to Chicago’s culture. Its eight-ton bronze clock quickly became a meeting point and an emblem of the neighborhood. Marshall Fields was a grand department store and was acquired by the Macy’s chain in 2005. Even if you’re not a fan of department stores, visiting Macy’s in Chicago is like stepping into a classic movie while discovering the latest fashion trends. The store’s nine floors can make you dizzy, and the magnificent Tiffany mosaic ceiling that overlooks them is truly worth seeing.