Clark Street Bridge in Chicago, United States - reviews,open hours,photo spots, things to do

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Clark Street Bridge

N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654

4.7(48)

Open until 12:00 AM

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BradBrad

The Clark Street Bridge is one of the numerous crossings of the Chicago River. Originally, a floating bridge in 1840, what you see today is a bascule bridge completed in 1929. You can see the bridge up close as part of the Chicago Riverwalk which passes below. There is also a large seating area called the River Theater on the south bank just west of the bridge if you just want to have a seat and enjoy being on the river near the Clark Bridge Street. Views across of the historic red brick Reid Murdoch Building are pretty good from here as well. Or just walk over the bridge and view it from either side at street level.

Daniel GonzalezDaniel Gonzalez

Uno de los tantos y maravillosos puentes que cruzan el río Michigan y dividen en dos y hasta en tres a Chicago. Es increíble que con solo 140hp se puedan levantar semejantes piezas de metal. Y lo más increíble es que tarda menos en levantarse de lo que tarda un velero en cruzarlo. Cruzarlo por arriba y por debajo.

Pu GPu G

Beautiful views of Chicago river. On the side of it there are steps to sit or go to river walk!

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The Clark Street Bridge is one of the numerous crossings of the Chicago River. Originally, a floating bridge in 1840, what you see today is a bascule bridge completed in 1929.

You can see the bridge up close as part of the Chicago Riverwalk which passes below. There is also a large seating area called the River Theater on the south bank just west of the bridge if you just want to have a seat and enjoy being on the river near the Clark Bridge Street. Views across of the historic red brick Reid Murdoch Building are pretty good from here as well. Or just walk over the bridge and view it from either side at...