Navy Pier Photo by Doug Fogelson What can you see if you visit Navy Pier? Who built it? Where is it located? When was it built? Why is it important? Show me a map! Go to Navy Pier's website. Photo by Jeff Shaw         What can you see if you visit Navy Pier? Navy Pier contains an Imax theater, twenty great dining locations, and lots of other attractions. It has a big ferris wheel, a musical carousel, an ice skating rink, the Skyline Stage, Crystal Gardens, Chicago Children's Museum, a Shakespeare Theater, and the Miller Lite Stage. It also has about 15 different sightseeing cruises during the summer. Return to the Top           Who built it? Charles Sumner Frost was the main architect that worked on designing and building the original Navy Pier. Return to Top       Where is it located? Navy Pier is located at 600 East Grand Avenue right on Lake Michigan. Return to Top             When was it built? Navy Pier was completed in 1916, but it has been completely remodeled in the last ten years. Return to Top           Why is Navy Pier important? Navy Pier is important because it has become one of Chicago's most popular places to visit. Return to Top    BUILDINGS | ARCHITECTS | BASICS | GAMES | LINKS | BIBLIOGRAPHY | ABOUT US | EMAIL | HOME