Chicago Cultural Centre

About this place

The Chicago Cultural Centre built in 1887 is one of Chicago’s premier Historic Landmark venues. Boasting two of the world’s largest Tiffany stained glass domes, Chicago Cultural Centre is located right on Michigan Avenue across from Millennium Park. The Centre has three magnificent ballrooms that are perfect for weddings, corporate and social events and has played host to numerous Presidents, Royalty, Foreign Leaders and Celebrities. The building itself is faced with Bedford Blue Limestone on a granite base and is designed the neoclassical style with Italian Renaissance elements. The crown jewel of the Chicago Cultural Centre, Preston Bradley Hall houses the spectacular Tiffany glass domed ceiling believed to be one of the largest in the world.