From high-end fashion brands to household essentials, Macy's Chicago has something for everyone. One cool thing about Macy's Chicago is they have fancy clothes from famous designers. They also have special events and sales sometimes. Must Visit at the time of thanksgiving.

We parked in a parking garage across the street on a Wednesday morning. It was $17 for 3 hours, but you must reserve online on an app. We wanted to see the Tiffany Dome in the Macy’s store. It is gorgeous. Just ask an employee if you need help finding it. You can see it from the fragrance department on the main floor. We went up to the 6th floor to see the dome at a closer view. It is really beautiful! We also looked at the Walnut Room. It was not yet open for the day. It is lovely. We read about the history of Marshall Fields. There is a display on one of the floors. It is nicely done. There is a pedway in the lower level that connects to some of the office buildings, hotels and other stores in the Loop. We did not even know it existed. It is open 9-5. A friendly employee told us about the stained glass art in the pedway just outside of Macy’s. It is recovered from a Stained Glass museum that used to be on Navy Pier. Macy’s is a lovely store. We enjoyed our time there. It is historic and has beautiful architecture. There is also a skylight with a huge American flag hanging in that space. It is an impressive sight.

We visited Macy's in NYC so I was delighted to see the department store is also in this city. The Marshall Field and Company Building, Beaux-Arts and Commercial style complex was built in two stages—north end in 1901–02 (including columned entrance) and south end in 1905–06. You should made a stop and explore it.