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Leslie's Saved Places
New York Public Library - Battery Park City is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

1. New York Public Library - Battery Park City

9.0
175 N End Ave (at Murray St), New York, NY
Library · Battery Park City · 20 tips and reviews
Lincoln Memorial is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

2. Lincoln Memorial

9.6
2 Lincoln Memorial Circle NW (btwn Constitution & Independence Ave SW), Washington, D.C.
Monument · Southwest Washington · 471 tips and reviews
Locanda Verde is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

3. Locanda Verde

9.1
377 Greenwich St (at N Moore St), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · Tribeca · 507 tips and reviews
Ruxbin Kitchen is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

4. Ruxbin Kitchen

851 N Ashland Ave (at Pearson St), Chicago, IL
American Restaurant · Noble Square · 53 tips and reviews
Alexander Calder's Flamingo Sculpture is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

5. Alexander Calder's Flamingo Sculpture

7.7
230 S Dearborn St (at W Adams St), Chicago, IL
Public Art · The Loop · 25 tips and reviews

Explore ChicagoExplore Chicago: The three International style federal buildings that form a plaza around Calder's Flamingo were designed by the architect Mies van der Rohe. Read more.

Skydeck Chicago is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

6. Skydeck Chicago

8.5
233 S Wacker Dr (btwn Adams St & Jackson Blvd), Chicago, IL
Scenic Lookout · The Loop · 392 tips and reviews

Explore ChicagoExplore Chicago: Despite having a fear of heights, Christian Bale donned his batsuit, looking 110 stories down from a ledge on the Willis (Sears) Tower for a scene in "The Dark Knight" (2008). Read more.

Chicago Board of Trade is one of Leslie's Saved Places.

7. Chicago Board of Trade

141 W Jackson Blvd (at LaSalle St), Chicago, IL
Office · The Loop · 33 tips and reviews

Explore ChicagoExplore Chicago: The sculpture on top of the Chicago Board of Trade building is a statue of Ceres, the Roman goddess of grain. The wheat & corn she holds signifies the commodities that were traded by the market. Read more.