360 Chicago, also known as the John Hancock Observatory, is a 94th-floor observatory located in the John Hancock Center building in Chicago, Illinois. The observatory offers spectacular panoramic views of the city, including iconic landmarks such as Willis Tower, Wrigley Field, and Lake Michigan, providing photographers with a wide range of subjects to capture.

Visitors can also take the TILT experience, an inclining platform that tilts out over the city offering an even more thrilling perspective. 360 Chicago also features interactive exhibits that showcase the history and architecture of the city.

The John Hancock Center building was completed in 1970 and it was the fourth-tallest building in the world at the time, it is a architectural masterpiece and one of the most recognizable building in the Chicago skyline. The observatory is a great destination for photographers looking to capture the city’s skyline and landmarks, and also to learn more about the history and architecture of Chicago.