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Cruise down the Chicago River to see the city's famous architecture on this boat tour. With commentary from your onboard guide, watch the spectacular skyline glide by, including more than 40 notable buildings like Navy Pier, the Wrigley Building, and the John Hancock Building. Cover all three branches of the Chicago River, passing the East Bank Club, the old Post Office Building, and the Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower). Discover all three branches of the Chicago River with your guide, an expert in architecture Enjoy the best vantage point to admire the distinct city skyline and architecture. See more than 40 buildings including the Wrigley Building and Willis Tower Discover the major events that helped shape the architectural history of Chicago
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