It's a toss up whether the Crown Fountain or the Bean are the most interesting public art in Chicago. There located right next to one another, so it won't take much effort to compare the two.

The fountains were being worked on when we visited, so water wasn’t running. It was still a cool experience and I highly recommend.

The changing and appearing faces on these tall fountains was fun. Although the fountains themselves were going at the time, it was a nice whimsical capture of time. Because of the rain, it gave a nice reflection counter piece for a photo

Interesting fountains with changing faces. We stopped in the park to have an afternoon snack and watch the faces change. It was a casual, relaxing place to stop and see all the faces and the kids could get their feet wet and cool off.

We visited in the winter, so the fountain part of this didn't seem to be on, but watching the faces change is fun. This is located in Millenium Park which is also worth going to.

This is a nice place to walk around with family and friends. The fountains are very unique. This place is right in the heart of Chicago place so it was easy to find restaurants and transporation nearby

In March the water was not flowing but these two pieces of art are magnificent. There were lots of folks milling around and this is right across the street from the art museum. A few lights burnt out but it did not take away from...More