Auditorium Theatre

Auditorium Theatre is a historic landmark in the heart of Chicago, combining the functions of a theater, hotel and office space. Designed by renowned architects Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan, it impresses with its combination of Richardsonian Romanesque and European Art Nouveau styles.

The theater was one of the first buildings equipped with both heating and air conditioning, allowing it to operate year-round. Originally created to make high culture accessible to Chicago's working classes.

The venue has hosted numerous prestigious performances, including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Grand Opera Company. For lovers of architecture, history and art, it is a true cultural gem.