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Citadel Outlets Shopping Tour

From $110.00 per adult $75 child (3-11 years), shop til you drop at lax shopping tours in los angeles and so much more. late night flight need to check out of your hotel by 11:00am citadel outlets with vip lounge access is the way to go, tour options.

Offering two shopping packages to choose from - both with the same great rates!

$110.00 per Adult / $75 per child (3-11 years old)!

*Infant rate $40.00. Applies for infants (0-2 years old). (infants are required to have their own seat in vehicle. Infants are NOT permitted to ride in the lap of an adult.

Hotel to Citadel then to LAX for late night flight

Includes LUGGAGE STORAGE for the Day & the Luxurious VIP Lounge!

The Citadel shop til you drop at LAX package is for folks who have a late night flight. Or, do you have a long layover at LAX? This is the tour package for you. What's Included?

• Shuttle transfers with Karmel Shuttle. (from any Anaheim Resort Hotel or LAX area hotels) Plus, transfer from Citadel to LAX!
• Check in at Citadel Outlet's Customer Service/Guest relations office, located next to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
• Luggage Storage...Safe and Secure! The Citadel Outlet Mall will store your luggage for you in a safe and secure location at the VIP Lounge.
• VIP Lounge: Enjoy ALL DAY Access to Citadel's VIP LOUNGE - before & after shopping: Complimentary Wi-Fi, light snacks and beverages, flat screen TV’s, electronic chargers and converters, personal lockers, concierge service and more!
• VIP discount card to all Citadel Outlet shops
• Free Citadel Outlet's gift bag
• Shuttle transfer times: 11:00am - Karmel Shuttle picks you up from your hotel & transfers to Citadel Outlets 6:00pm - Karmel Shuttle picks you up from Citadel Outlets and transfers you to LAX Earlier pick-up times are available based on your flight departure time. Leave us a note at checkout for an earlier time. Optional pick-up time: 7:00pm - Karmel Shuttle pick-up from Citadel transfer to LAX for flights later than 10:30p.m.

Citadel Day Shopping with $20 gift card per person PLUS Round Trip hotel transfers

Citadel Day Shopping with $20 gift card per person PLUS roundtrip Shuttle transfers.

Outlet shopping in Los Angeles has never been better. Get picked up from your Anaheim Resort hotel and taken to the Citadel Outlets in Los Angeles for a day of shopping! Citadel Outlets is the best option for outlet shopping near Los Angeles.

Shopping Package includes:

• Roundtrip shuttle transfers with Karmel Shuttle Service. (from any Anaheim Resort or LAX area hotels)
• Arrive at the Citadel Outlet Mall. Check in at Customer Service/Guest relations office, located next to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
• Receive a $20 gift card per person. To be used at ANY shop or restaurant at Citadel Outlets.
• Discount savings card to all shops
• Free Citadel gift bag
• Complimentary "safe and sound" holding of all your shopping bags through-out the day.
• Shuttle transfer times: 11:00am - Karmel Shuttle pick-up from hotel, transfer to Citadel Outlets For an earlier pick-up time, request it in the check out process. Leave notes 3:00pm - Karmel Shuttle pick-up from Citadel return back to hotel If you want to leave earlier or later than 3:00pm just leave a note at online check-out or contact our agents 48 hours prior to pick-up time!

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The Citadel Center is a Postmodernist skyscraper designed by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura and built between 2000 and 2003, for a reported $185 million dollars, in Chicago, IL.

Citadel Center is not the only name you might know this building by though. The building is, or has also been known as Dearborn Center .

Its precise street address is 131 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. You can also find it on the map here .

A limited edition of one of the most famous sculptures in the world, "Winged Victory of Samothrace", was exhibit on the lobby for many years, until 2018.

At the time of its completion in 2003 the Citadel Center incorporated solutions that were quite advanced at the time, these included the use of an elevated-floor pressurized plenum system, enabling effective underfloor air circulation and personalized climate control through diffusers mounted on the floor. It was the first time that this innovative approach, which enhances the well-being of occupants by ensuring a continuous supply of fresh air throughout the entire vertical space, was used in Chicago.

Research indicates that such measures contribute to a healthier and more conducive working environment, and also, contributed to the building getting the Energy Star certification and the LEED Gold award.

The building underwent a major restoration in 2018.

Building's timeline

• 2018 - The $100M renovation included the creation of a new conference center where 182 people could be seated, and a roof deck and a new amenities area that included a huge fitness center and a luxury lounge on the 12th floor .

Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura was the architecture firm in charge of the architectural design.

Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura was in charge of the architectural design, however, architecture is a complex discipline, which usually involves many professionals from different fields, without whom this building would have not been possible. We will surely be leaving out a lot of names here, but at the very least we know that there was one other part involved, that was Paul Beitler development co. as the Main Developer.

Architectural Style

The Citadel Center can be categorized as a Postmodernist building.

Postmodernism in architecture emerged in the United States during the late 1960s as a reaction against the starkness of the International Style , which part of the new generation of architects argued was too impersonal, sterile, and disconnected from historical and cultural contexts.

Postmodernism challenged the International Style's austerity by reintroducing historical elements and ornamentation, although this time not as literally as in the Neo-Classic buildings. Instead, they reinterpreted them within the context of modern materials and construction techniques.

Postmodern buildings often feature bold, contrasting colors, unconventional forms, and a playful blend of various architectural elements from different eras and cultures.

In the United States, Postmodernism was not just an aesthetic choice but also a philosophical stance. It represented a democratization of design , where architects sought to create buildings that were accessible and meaningful to a broader range of people, not just designers and intellectuals.

The Citadel Center was completed in 2003. by 2003 the Postmodernism movement was experiencing a transition. Critics argued that Postmodernism, initially a rebellious and innovative style, had become formulaic and commercialized, and so the trend started moving away from blending historical styles, irony, and playful ornamentation, and begun to give way to emerging architectural trends concerned with more present matters such as technology, ecology or sustainability.

Spaces & Uses

The Citadel Center reaches an architectural height of 581ft (177m) . It has a total of 39 floors , 37 above ground and 2 basements. In total, it has a built-up area of 1,926,168 sqf (178,947m 2 ) offering 1,536,547 sqf (142,750m 2 ) of usable space .

In regards to parking space, the building has a total of 211 spots available, which roughly equals 6 spots per floor (above ground), or one parking spot per every 7,287 sqf (677m 2 ) of usable space.

Ever since opening its doors to the public in 2003, the Citadel Center has mainly been used as Commercial space .

Materials & Structure

The Citadel Center uses a frame structure made of steel columns and reinforced concrete slabs.

A frame structure uses a combination of beams and columns to sustain the building's weight. The walls in this case are non-load bearing, which allows for more flexibility when distributing the interior spaces.

The facade is non-load bearing either , as it is common in frame structure type buildings.

From an aesthetic point of view, the facade features a blue-colored, all glass, curtain wall that mirrors its surroundings.

Although the building is roughly a square prism, the facades are slightly curved and the corners are inverted, creating two edges on each corner.

The lobby is quite monumental, with super high 9-meter ceilings.

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Dearborn Center, Bank One Corporate Center, Bank One Center, Chase Center

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131 South Dearborn Street

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LEED Silver

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176.8 m / 580 ft

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Floors below ground.

142,750 m² / 1,536,548 ft²

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Usually involved in the front end design, with a "typical" condition being that of a leadership role through either Schematic Design or Design Development, and then a monitoring role through the CD and CA phases.

Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura

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LA CITADEL OUTLETS GROUP SHOPPING TOUR

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• Tour Length:  Customizable.
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• Fitness Level: for Groups:  Easy. Guests participating in this experience should be comfortable walking.
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• Group shopping trip at the best outlets in LA
• Customizable group outing based on group’s preferences and timeframe
• A relaxing time to unwind and shop till you drop!

What You’ll See/Do

• You’ll spend an afternoon unwinding with your group at LA’s Citadel Outlets, one of the premiere places to shop and snag a deal in Los Angeles!

What is Provided

• Expert local guides, certified in CPR & First Aid
• Logistical planning
• First Aid Kit/s
• Event Insurance

What to Expect

• Guests participating in this experience should be in good physical health and comfortable walking.
• Prices at outlets vary, depending on guests purchases and personal preferences.

Optional Add-On Services

• Group Mindfulness Experience
• Picnic Lunch Add-On Option
• Photographer
• Transportation to and from guests location
• Please contact us directly to book any of these Add-Ons.

What to Bring

• Comfortable shirt and shorts/pants
• Jacket, windbreaker or sweatshirt (check the weather)
• Closed-toe shoes with good treads
• Sunglasses/hat
• Don’t forget your camera!

About the LA Citadel Outlets Group Shopping Tour

Citadel Outlet offers over 130 stores and more than 16 food options spread on 700,000 square feet. You will be browsing through the outlet center enjoying up to 70% off retail price at brands such as Michael Kors, Coach, Guess, Calvin Klein and much more.

If you need a break from shopping and a refreshment, stop by at one of more than 16 food options available. It doesn’t matter if you shop for yourself, your husband, your wife or kids – Citadel Outlet has you covered offering great value and savings to high-quality brands. Our knowledgeable and friendly chaperone/guide makes an ordinary visit to The Citadel Outlets a truly extraordinary experience.

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About: Citadel Center

The Citadel Center is a 580 ft (177m) tall skyscraper in the Chicago Loop. It is located at 131 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois 60603, and was designed by Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill and his firm, Taller de Arquitectura. As of 2020, Citadel Center is the 65th tallest building in Chicago. It was completed in 2003 and has 37 above ground floors and 3 below (40 total) covering 1,536,548 sq. ft. It was certified as LEED Gold in 2017. A limited-edition cast of the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the world's most famous sculptures, was displayed in the lobby, and removed in late 2018. The original is on display at the Louvre Museum. The lobby previously featured a curved wall of Padauk red wood.

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TOUR OF THE CITADELLE AND THE MUSÉE ROYAL 22 E RÉGIMENT

Reservation mandatory for groups of 15 people and over.

The citadelle: a living fortress.

Guided tours of the Citadelle reveal over 300 years of history. Join our guides to explore this fortress—an active garrison of the Royal 22 e Régiment—and delve deeply into this National Historic Site with its impressive architecture and spectacular views of the city and St. Lawrence River.

A legacy to discover

It is located atop Cape Diamond (Cap Diamant), the highest natural point in the area. Find out about its critical role in the city's defence system. Your guide will take you back to the French Regime and return to the present day with stops at historic structures like the Cap Diamant Redoubt (1693), the East Casemate (1831), and the military prison (1842) 1 .

Why did Québec City have to have a fortress? What explains its shape, like a star when seen from above? What goes on within its walls today? These and other questions will be answered along the way.

The modern Musée Royal 22 e  Régiment

Guided tours of the Citadelle include a self-guided tour of the new Musée Royal 22e Régiment. It is a modern interactive museum in the historic East Casemate, at the entrance to the Citadelle.

Permanent exhibition "Je me souviens"

"Je me souviens" relates the 100-year-long history of the Royal 22e Régiment, the Canadian Forces' sole French-language regular force infantry regiment. Find out about the lives of the French-speaking soldiers who have served in its ranks, from 1914 to the missions in Afghanistan. Visitors will enjoy an interactive experience, all the while exploring the architectural heritage of the fortress and the regiment's history through interviews, video archives, and interactive battle maps. The Museum is also hosting a temporary exhibition .

9:00A.M. TO 5:30P.M. 

*The last guided tour of the Citadelle starts at 5:00P.M.

The Honour and Memory Medals Gallery 

The Honour and Memory Gallery shines a light on the mysteries surrounding military medals, presenting a collection of over 300 sets of medals with photographs and biographies of their owners.

Useful information

• Guided tours are in English and in French.
• We strongly recommend you book your ticket online in advance.
• Reservations required for groups of 15 people or more at least one week before the visit. Please contact us by email or phone.
• Citadelle and Museum discounts are available for groups of 20 or more.
• A tour booklet is available in several languages (Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Mandarin, and Japanese).
• Custom tours are available for businesses and groups.
• Dogs are not permitted inside the Citadelle with the exception of guide dogs for the blind and service dogs.
• The Museum accepts the Companion Leisure Card (CAL / TLCS).

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The Historic Citadel: a Walk through a Millenarian Fortress

Let's take a walk through the most emblematic parts of the citadel of almería, a monument with a history spanning more than a thousand years..

By Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Arab house musealised as housing in the second enclosure Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

A brief history of the Citadel of Almería

The city of Almería was founded in the 10th century by the caliph Abd-ar-Rahman III as the defensive watchtower of the important city at that time, Pechina (hence the Arabic name Al-Mariyya Bayāna المرية بيانة).The city had a fortified castle or citadel and a wall surrounding the whole medina and its outskirts.

The history of Almería and the Alcazaba Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

In 955 AD, Abd-ar-Rahman III, the first caliph of Al-Andalus, granted Almería city (madina) status and ordered the construction of the citadel, the Great Mosque and the fortification of the urban area between the fortress and the seashore. Under his protection, Almería became the most important port in Al-Andalus, the seat of the Omeya fleet, with great warships being built in its shipyards.

Justice Gate by Antonio Ciendones Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

The excellent natural and strategic conditions of the place enabled sailors and traders to settle there. Muslim texts describe Almería as the best market in Muslim Spain. Muslim merchants from Egypt and Syria moored in its port as did Christian traders from France and Italy. It developed substantially both economically and culturally in the 11th century as a center for trading relations with the Maghreb and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Entry first precint by Antonio Ciendones Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Its development was interrupted by the first Christian occupation of the city (1147-1157), causing a decline from which it has never since recovered. Ten years later, the Almohad rulers settled in the citadel and tried to reinvigorate the city’s development but it never regained its former splendor. During the Nasrid period, Almería became a port of call for goods destined for the Kingdom of Granada and work began on rehabilitating the city’s palace district.

Christian Castillo, third enclosure of the Alcazaba by Pedro Besga Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

As a result of Aragon’s expansionist policy in the Mediterranean, in 1489 El Zagal [the Nasrid Sultan of Granada] ceded the city to King Ferdinand and took the citadel, establishing a garrison there. At that point, it was decided to create another fortified area on the highest and most westerly part of the hill to fulfill the city’s new defensive needs. From then on, the sea which had served to unite the two shores became a dangerous frontier where attacks by pirates were frequent.

Islamic archaeological remains of the palace. second enclosure by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

A brief tour of the citadel

The citadel stands on an isolated hill which dominates the city and the bay of Almería. It is remarkable for its defensive capabilities and extensive view of the surrounding sea. The scale and complexity of its defenses is the result of its many functions throughout history, as a residence and as a representation of the power of the rulers of the city – a city of great economic and strategic importance throughout the Middle Ages, which became the capital of a Taifa Kingdom. The monumental complex of buildings is now divided into three sections: the first two of Islamic design and the third of Christian origin.

Gardens first recinto.Muralla south by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Although today it appears to be a garden, in Medieval times the first section was occupied by a tangled web of streets and houses, as recorded by the archaeological digs carried out there. Some archaeological remains have been conserved, including a hydraulic system consisting of a well, a cistern, and a waterwheel which raised water from a depth of 70 meters in order to supply the area.

Gardens first enclosure from the Jut by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

The Baluarte del Saliente [Promontory Bastion] stands at the eastern end of this area, a good place from which to view the city wall that encloses the ditch and hill of San Cristóbal [Saint Christopher], built during the reign of Khayran to defend the city’s new districts.

Arab houses. second enclosure by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Through the great tower at the southern end of the Muro de la Vela, we enter the second section, the citadel’s basic nucleus, which formed a small city-palace and all its ancillary buildings and facilities: cisterns, mosque, public baths, houses and palace, with their public and private areas.

Housing area. Archaeological remains. second enclosure by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

In this section we can visit the following: a cistern dating from the time of the caliphate – the 10th century – and the Mudéjar Hermitage of St. John – by that time a Christian building probably constructed on top of an earlier mosque. As you can see in the illustration, this same area contains some recently excavated Nasrid houses.

In the 1960s, two Muslim houses were reconstructed opposite them.

Pool House Alcaide.Second enclosure by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

Francisco Prieto-Moreno, architect and conservator of the Alhambra and the citadels of Malaga and Almería, worked in the complex until 1970, carrying out various operations with the aim of finding archaeological objects and other remains of architectonic structures in the area of the palace. The result of that romantic notion is what is known as the House of the Alcaide [Governor] and the courtyard in the second section.

The Islamic city of Almeria Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

This video gives us a brief history of the Muslim city of Almería.

Christian bailey castle. third enclosure Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

The third section comprises a real Christian castle to which access is gained via a drawbridge.

Output third enclosure. Christian Castillo de la Alcazaba by Jose A. Moreno Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

There were three fundamental reasons for the construction of this castle: to resolve the city’s defensive problems because of the lamentable state into which the old fortress had fallen, to fulfill its new military requirements with the development of artillery and, above all, to create an emblematic image representative of the newly established Christian authority.

Exterior tower of the third enclosure Gunpowder Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

For that reason, a new and different architectural language was created, based on finely cut ashlars, semicircular towers and ball and cross loopholes located at ground level for the positioning of cannons, thus constituting visual elements expressing the ideology of the time.

Powder Tower Christian castle. third enclosure Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

The castle is assembled around the main courtyard, at the center of which lies a cistern and a silo that was sometimes used as a dungeon. The Torre del Homenaje [Homage Tower] dominates the right-hand side, followed by the Noria and Pólvora Towers, offering splendid views over the port and various old pieces of artillery.

Tower of Homage, Christian castle. third enclosure by Victor Peña Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

The Homage Tower has a Gothic gate bearing the heraldic arms of the Catholic Monarchs. Its interior reflects its original function as a residence. Today, it is used as an exhibition hall displaying photographs provided by the Andalusian Photography Center.

View Christian castle. third enclosure Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería

From this area we can view the port and the ancient city, as well as some magnificent sunsets, making it easy to imagine what the medieval city once looked like.

The historic citadel: a walk through a millenarian fortress Organised by: Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería Consejería de Cultura de la Junta de Andalucia Conjunto Monumental de la Alcazaba de Almería.

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• Human Resources https://www.citadel.edu/human-resources
• Human Resources Sponsorship Program https://www.citadel.edu/hr-sponsorship
• Inclusive Excellence https://www.citadel.edu/inclusive-excellence
• Information Technology https://www.citadel.edu/its
• Intramural, Club and Recreational Athletics https://www.citadel.edu/icra
• Literacy Education https://www.citadel.edu/literacy-education
• Management and Entrepreneurship https://www.citadel.edu/management-entrepreneurship
• Marketing, Supply Chain Management, and Economics https://www.citadel.edu/marketing-supply-chain-economics
• Master of Business Administration https://www.citadel.edu/mba
• Mechanical Engineering https://www.citadel.edu/mechanical
• National Coalition Building Institute International https://www.citadel.edu/ncbi
• Navy ROTC at The Citadel https://www.citadel.edu/navy
• Office of Communications and Marketing https://www.citadel.edu/communications-marketing
• Office of Institutional Research https://www.citadel.edu/institutional-research
• Office of Research & Grants https://www.citadel.edu/grants
• Office of the Commandant https://www.citadel.edu/commandant
• Online Programs https://www.citadel.edu/online-programs
• Our Mighty Citadel 2026 https://www.citadel.edu/2026-strategic-plan
• Patricia McArver Public Speaking Lab https://www.citadel.edu/public-speaking-lab
• President's Task Force on Race, Diversity and Inclusion https://www.citadel.edu/rdi-task-force
• Procurement Services Department https://www.citadel.edu/procurement
• Rifle Legion Drill Team https://www.citadel.edu/rifle-legion
• SC Association of Veterans Administrators https://www.citadel.edu/scava
• School of Engineering https://www.citadel.edu/engineering
• School of Humanities & Social Sciences https://www.citadel.edu/shss
• South Carolina Corps of Cadets https://www.citadel.edu/corps
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• The Citadel Army ROTC https://www.citadel.edu/armyrotc
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• The Citadel Fine Arts Program https://www.citadel.edu/finearts
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Campus Tours

Prospective cadets and prospective CGC and CTP students are strongly encouraged to visit the college before deciding to attend.

For prospective cadets , The Office of Admissions offers daily individual visits that are open to all interested students and their families. These visits include an interview with an admissions counselor and a campus tour guided by a Citadel cadet. Prospective cadets are also encouraged to make an overnight visit. Overnight visits are scheduled throughout the school year and are the most effective way to determine if The Citadel is the best college choice for you. During overnight visits, you will go to classes, eat in the mess hall, sleep in the barracks, and participate in other aspects of cadet life. As an overnight visitor, you will be assigned a cadet host for your stay. These overnight visits are restricted to those students who have been academically accepted for admission and may be arranged through the Office of Admissions. Click here for more information about our Inside the Gates: Pre-Knob Overnight program.

For prospective Graduate and Evening/Online Undergraduate students , please fill out this form , or contact The Citadel Graduate College, (843) 953-5089 or [email protected] for a campus tour. If a campus tour is of inconvenience, please take a look at our virtual tour .

Interested groups and organizations can arrange a cadet-led tour of campus during the school year. Please call (843) 953-6779 for further details, or contact the Office of Communications & Marketing (OCM) using our campus tour request form .

Further information for visitors is available on our Campus Guide web page, including directions and maps.

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