Naperville named among 8 most beautiful cities in Illinois by WorldAtlas.
The Millennium Carillon in Moser Tower near the Naperville Riverwalk was cited by WorldAtlas as one of the reasons why Naperville is one of the eight most beautiful cities in Illinois.
Besides historical landmarks like the Martin Mitchell Mansion at the Naper Settlement and the Millennium Carillon/Moser Tower in Rotary Park, which offers a sweeping panoramic vista of the city, WorldAtlas said the city offers an array of shops, restaurants and entertainment venues, rendering it a coveted destination for locals and tourists alike.
The other eight cities, according to World Atlas, are Elgin, Evanston, Galena, Geneva, Oak Park, Rockford and Springfield.
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