Updating Map... About John Hancock Tower
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I have been traveled few time in this building for business meeting. It quite nicely completed & easy to find directory.
We really enjoyed the reflections of Trinity church located across the street. The building itself is ok, but the buildings reflecting on it make it pretty cool.
It's free to go up to the 96th floor although they require you to buy a drink. it's a great view of the city and river from way up there, however the windows are filthy....during my 5 day trip to Chicago we seen window washers...More
We entered this (office-looking) building, asked if there was a rooftop seeing, but the answer was "No you mean the Prudential Center" ... we walked overthere and the rooftop was closed because of the misty weather :-(
It's a very impressive visit - very fast lift - impressive views of this great city. Well worth it. Didn't do the tilt - to scared. Could be worth it!
It is a beautiful glass building right in the center of Boston close to Copley Place, Trinity church and the Back Bay Amtrak station. On sunny days you can see the city's reflection on the sides of the building. Georges!
On this visit, we only walked by the John Hancock Tower. It's still a beautiful building. My first visit to Boston was over 20 years ago and back then they had the John Hancock Observatory. It was a very popular attraction and the observation deck...More
Hancock tower here in Boston has closed their observatory in 2001 after 9/11 and it hasn't been reopened since and there are companies that occupy the floor it was on now. So if you plan on visiting Boston you will have to do the prudential...More
Hadn't heard of this before we arrived - so glad our niece sent us a link, it was a truly spectacular view and yes we "tilted" the price was reasonable and always worth asking for discount we did and got a reduction well worth a...More
This is a great place to stop for a drink or bite to eat while enjoying the view over Boston and well beyond. We went up on a cloudy day and still had a great view while enjoying a bottle of wine as a storm...More
