About the place
Proudly known as "Chicago's Front Yard," Grant Park spans 312.98 acres in the heart of the Loop. 🌳 This vibrant public park serves as a central hub for relaxation and recreation in the city. Notable features include Maggie Daley Park, which offers playful landscapes and engaging activities for all ages. 🎡 Buckingham Fountain is a stunning centerpiece, famous for its impressive water displays. ⛲ The Art Institute of Chicago showcases an extensive collection of art and culture. 🎨 Grant Park also encompasses a portion of the Museum Campus, home to the Field Museum and the Shedd Aquarium. 🐠 Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll or cultural enrichment, Grant Park has something for everyone! 🌞
Inclusions & Exclusions
🎶 Grant Park hosts a variety of annual events and festivals, including the popular Lollapalooza music festival, attracting visitors from all over.
🚴♂️ The park features numerous walking and biking paths, making it a great place for outdoor activities.
🗽 Several sculptures and monuments, such as the iconic "The Spirit of Music" fountain, enhance the park's artistic appeal.
🍃 Ample green space provides areas for picnics, sports, and leisurely gatherings with family and friends.
🚉 The park's central location makes it easily accessible via public transportation.
Itinerary
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Chicago
Chicago, United States
We will be viewing the Chicago Shoreline from our vessel on the water. Our tour guide will provide historical context and information about important sites along the way.
Additional Information
Grant Park's beginnings date to 1835, when foresighted citizens, fearing commercial lakefront development, lobbied to protect the open space. As a result, the park's original area east of Michigan Avenue was designated "public ground forever to remain vacant of buildings."
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