• Discover the imposing façade of the 21c Museum Hotel Lexington by MGallery, which was the first skyscraper in Lexington and the first building in the region with an elevator. The Fayette National Bank was the last high-rise office building built before World War I in the city, and features Beaux-Arts Classical, Imperial Roman, French Renaissance, and Baroque design elements.

• Discover historic details complemented with artwork and the iconic Blue Penguin throughout the 21c Museum Hotel Lexington by MGallery. See the original mail shafts and Greek key tile work at each elevator landing, and visit the art gallery to see innovative artwork in the 7,000-square-foot space.

• Discover the beautiful artwork on display at this outstanding historic hotel. Varying in color and lit from within, the acrylic spheres hanging overhead in Lockbox, the restaurant at 21c Lexington, are arranged as atmospheric molecules in Bigert & Bergstrom’s multi-media installation, Tomorrow’s Weather. The atmospheric molecules (H₂O, C₂, N₂, etc.) change color depending on the following day’s weather forecast.