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Frank Lloyd Wright is undoubtedly one of the most famous architects from Chicago and in the entire USA. He has many of his work scattered throughout the city, such as the iconic "Robie House" in Hyde Park. This glamorous house has a very striking design and is definitely worth a visit when in the area.

Arguably my favorite church and piece of architecture in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago is the "Rockefeller Chapel". Located in the University of Chicago Campus, this gorgeous gothic building is striking and worth stopping by to see.

The "Bond Chapel" in Hyde Park Chicago is a small but gorgeous chapel and wedding venue built on the University of Chicago campus. It is built with a gothic/neo-gothic design including the doors, windows, ivy, and more. It is available for wedding ceremonies as well, making it a truly stunning wedding venue in the Chicago area. Please follow me on NewsBreak for more Chicago content!

University of Chicago in Hyde Park has some truly stunning gothic architecture that will make you feel like you are exploring Europe during the Middle Ages. Two of the such buildings are the "Ryerson Hall" and the "Cobb Hall". They are both very noticeable with ivy growing on them, towers, massive wooden doors, and rows of windows built in the neo-gothic theme. Check out my other videos for more Chicago content!

One of most impressionable buildings at University of Chicago in Hyde Park was surely the "Kent Chemical Laboratory". This behemoth of a building looks like it could truly be a lords castle back in the middle ages. This college campus is filled with buildings of similar gothic design, but few are this grand and imposing. Complete with green ivy, a tower, a massive wooden door, and the subtle European touches, you will truly be in awe of this structure. Follow me for more Chicago content here on NewsBreak!

The "Main Quadrangles" are essentially the beating heart and center of the gothic/Medieval European feeling University of Chicago campus. Located in Hyde Park South Side Chicago, this campus feels like it was plucked out of a fairy tale. With the green ivy, neo gothic design, and beautiful public areas, this campus is one of my favorite places to walk around in Chicago.

Being that Chicago is a metropolis, it normally is not thought to have much nature or wildlife. However, at the "University of Chicago" in Hyde Park, I stumbled upon a little garden and pond with both of these things. Named "Botany Pond", this little section of the campus has numerous families of ducks and turtles. Existing in a very green, fresh, and secluded area, this is certainly one of my favorite hidden gems on this college campus. Check out my other videos for more Chicago content!

The University of Chicago campus is one of the best spots to wander around and explore (in my opinion) in Chicago. First of all, the architecture is stunning with a very heavy gothic/neo-gothic influence. One memorable building is the "John Regenstein Library" which is a very large column based building. This is right across from the Hull Gate, which leads to a very scenic pond and garden. Check out my other videos for more Chicago content!

Here we enter the "University of Chicago" campus via (in my opinion) one of the highlights of the entire area. The "Cobb Gate/Hull Gate" is a little passage way that brings you from the street into the courtyard and quadrangle area. It is decorated with ivy growing around it while maintaining the gothic appearance. This is also aided with the gargoyle sitting on top, cutely decorated with a mask. Follow me for more Chicago content!

The gothic architecture found on the campus of "University of Chicago" in Hyde Park is truly a sight to witness. From the moment you lay eyes on it, you will almost feel that you have entered somewhere European with it's distinct feeling. Come take a walk with us as we explore this beautiful campus including its buildings, gardens, churches, quadrangles, and even more! Follow me on NewsBreak for more Chicago content.

Chicago (to me) is one of the most distinctly "American" cities I've ever been to. The giant silver skyscrapers, wide busy metropolitan streets, a crazy sports culture, hot dogs, you name it - Chicago has it. This is why visiting the "University of Chicago" campus in Hyde Park was such a profound experience - it didn't feel American to me at all! The layout and style of this campus almost has a gothic medieval feel with the architecture, courtyards, and ivy growing along the buildings. Check out my coming videos for more of the University of Chicago campus!