Things to do in Syracuse

Standing on the glass balcony of the Willis Tower made my legs go weak. The cars below looked like ants, and the lake was a deep, endless blue. An older man was too afraid to step on it, so he squatted down and reached out to touch the glass, while a child next to him jumped around. Clouds drifted past the building, their shadows slowly moving across the city wall. When the elevator came down, my ears were ringing, and there was a long line in front of the ice cream stand outside.

Worried about not being able to buy tickets, I bought them online, only to find out later that buying them on-site was cheaper. The scenery here is first-rate, definitely worth the trip. There are some decorations before the elevator, perfect for taking photos 📸, which is quite interesting. Many people arrive before dusk to see both the daytime and nighttime views. Each group has a 2-minute photo time limit; you can queue again if you want to take more photos after that.

The sightseeing cruise allows you to appreciate the peninsula style and scenery of Chicago. There are more tourists at night. The cruise ship here is also quite spacious. You can walk freely here. The sailing time is about half an hour. The whole trip is very gratifying.