Suggestions pour Monuments et activités de plein air à proximité de Dearborn Park, Chicago

Dustin H. • Novembre 4, 2017absolutely love this park! Rent kayaks from the REI boathouse, enjoy one of the best views in the city, and explore Chinatown!

Explore Chicago • Janvier 29, 2010The building now houses the Blues Heaven Foundation, begun by blues legend Willie Dixon to promote blues history and support working musicians. Stop in for a tour to experience the history yourself.

Tony J. • Juillet 28, 2013Museum Park is such a beautiful place...would love to live there - one day soon!

Eric B. • Décembre 11, 2014The Taj Ma Paw of Chicago dog parks with separate Large and Small dog areas.

Michael B. • Septembre 15, 2011Apply to get a garden plot if you live in the neighborhood- $30. Great way to get fresh veggies & herbs.

Alexander M. • Décembre 23, 2010Watch out for those cops. Recently one cop has been just sitting in his SUV watching us.. Grrr woof!

Roosevelt Collection • Octobre 31, 2011Chicago's most fashionable residential district that is the prior site of the Battle of Fort Dearborn. Take a stroll through the district and enjoy the beautiful view!

Christy Boyce G. • Septembre 22, 2011Its for sale! Yes you can buy an historic building!

eric b. • Août 11, 2019The view is incredible in both directions - and you can watch planes flying by.

Nelson V. G. • Septembre 24, 2018Great place to read about Chi Town’s history. Enjoyable and a must see as far as I am concerned.

Harold M. • Avril 9, 2012This is a great place to spend your lunch hour to escape the loop.

Eliane v. • Octobre 13, 2012[J.R. Roberts, 1870] Designed in the Victorian Chateauesque style - which combines classical & French motifs - the house has been lovingly restored with historica accuracy.

Michael B. • Septembre 20, 2011Great place for kids- mini houses and play trains are everywhere! And not a bad place for dogs either.

Meghann J. • Octobre 14, 2011Great dog area! Everyone is so friendly :)

U.S. Soccer • Mars 22, 2011There was a time when Prairie Avenue, from 16th to 22nd streets, was the “Fifth Avenue” of the Midwest. In 1979, the area was designated an historical district.

Kathy C. • Janvier 6, 2020The restored historic lobby is so beautiful!

Aaron J. • Mai 7, 2014Great little park, but, because of all the dog pee, it is grass-challenged.

Ben S. • Août 12, 2012There are community toys in the sand box

Apostle Rosalyn O. • Août 5, 2014Beautiful!

Sara Y. • Mai 23, 2011Awesome playground!

Ashlie Jaqueline • Juillet 28, 2011excuse the germ shep who barks loud!