Four Chicago Attractions With Gardens, Sculpture and Gothic Stone

Look for fish among the ferns, golden wings beside Michigan Avenue, and world landmarks set into stone.

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Garfield Park Conservatory
4.8 (10,645)
Wed, 10:00 – 20:00; Thu – Sun, 10:00 – 17:00
300 N. Central Park Ave.

Move between cactus displays and fern filled glasshouses across two acres indoors. Fish in the water features add another detail to watch for, while ten acres of outdoor gardens extend beyond the glass.

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Bohemian National Cemetery
3.8 (146)
Mon – Sun, 07:30 – 16:00
5255 N Pulaski Rd

Look closely at ornate tombs and military memorials across grounds founded in 1877 for the Czech community of Chicago. A historic chapel and migrating birds give this cemetery an architectural and natural history angle.

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Plaza of the Americas
4.6 (121)
430 N Michigan Ave

Find the golden wings sculpture in a flag lined plaza beside the Wrigley Building. This Michigan Avenue gathering space pairs public art with views of the surrounding city.

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Tribune Tower
4.7 (1,013)
435 N Michigan Ave

Study historic stones embedded in the exterior of this 1925 Gothic skyscraper. Artifacts from landmarks including the Parthenon and the Great Wall of China bring a global story to the former Chicago Tribune headquarters.

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