Grant Park

Grant Park is one of Chicago's most cherished and ious open parks, with a large group of family-accommodating attractions and exercises. It spreads crosswise over 319 sections of land between Michigan Avenue and the banks of Lake Michigan. Concede Park is a picturesque zone favored including show scenes and galleries to open workmanship, statues and very much prepared gardens. Stroll along wide tree-lined promenades dismembering the recreation center. Respect the recreation center's gathering of statues. In the geological heart is the wonderful Buckingham Fountain, which shows a hourly 20-minute water appear from April to late October, with lights and music after nightfall. A short stroll from here, see a landmark of a situated Abraham Lincoln and an equestrian statue of General John Logan. Meander through the distinctive patio nurseries to acknowledge geometric plans, beautiful flower brambles, systematic flowerbeds and occasional vegetables.