
Tribune Tower
Tribune Tower
Chicago, United States
Neo-Gothic skyscraper influenced by Rouen Cathedral & decorated with rocks from world landmarks.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Neo-Gothic skyscraper influenced by Rouen Cathedral & decorated with rocks from world landmarks.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Axel — a month ago
Is one of those buildings that immediately stands out. The Gothic design feels bold and dramatic, especially compared to the surrounding modern skyline. Up close, the façade details are fascinating, and knowing the building incorporates stones from famous landmarks around the world adds another layer of interest.
Its location on Michigan Avenue makes it easy to admire while walking, and it still carries a strong sense of history and presence. Even with the area being busy, the tower holds its o
**★★★★★ Sam C — 9 months ago
One of the coolest building exteriors I've seen. The blocks from historical sites is really interesting.
**★★★★★ Klementine — a year ago
A very very interesting place! The outside wall of the building is decorated with different fragments of world-famous architectures. It’s a lot of fun to discover all the pieces that are embedded to the wall.
**★★★★★ Randy Davis — a year ago
It is such a beautiful piece of architecture. I only wish it wasn't planted next to the obnoxious TRUMP lettered building next to it, which, by the way, is also a beautiful building. Just the letters really ruin the skyline for me.
**★★★★★ HP - Heiura Poroi — 3 years ago
This is one of the most beautiful views of our stay. you can see real estate complexes of this city, which however does not lack it. At the start of the Millennium Mile, we walked across the Chicago River Bridge. The buildings around Michigan Avenue are the Chicago Tribune with its neo-Gothic tower just opposite the two buildings that make up the Wrigley Building. The view is beautiful!
















