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Jackson (Andrew) Park Review

4.5 /58 Reviews
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The best place to hang out~ Jackson Park came to Jackson Park and felt that it was really high-end and stylish. The ecological environment here is first-class. After entering Jackson Park, you will find a big statue standing there is very magnificent and spectacular. It is also an iconic building throughout the park. Behind it are two tall buildings, with a somewhat different architectural style. Jackson Park was originally designed by Olmsted for the Columbia Expo in 1893, and was one of Chicago's gems. We went to the beach to play, where watching the sea is really romantic. There will be many shops around. When you are tired, you will sit in the coffee shop and have a cup of coffee. You will still have a meal there at noon. In the afternoon, I went to the fitness venue to play and played golf for a while. I was really happy. The meal is in the restaurant in Jackson Park. The taste is still quite good. The cost is naturally a bit more expensive. Chicago's consumption is high. The accommodation is in a hotel next to the park. The accommodation environment is not bad. The opening time of the scenic spot is from 9 am to 10 pm. There are many tourists in the scenic spot. Generally, it is not recommended to play in winter. Some amusement facilities are also closed. Generally speaking, the park still has a high tour value, it is worth a visit, and the price is quite high.

Jackson (Andrew) Park

Posted: Oct 14, 2017
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  • 帅气的好孩
    4/5Excellent
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    It's also inside Chicago, right next to the University of Chicago, next to the Great Lakes. But there are really few people. Here are some famous replicas of architecture and sculpture, which are not in keeping with the surrounding environment, very strange feeling.

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    Posted: Mar 4, 2016
  • Liz Behler
    5/5Outstanding

    Jackson Park was transformed into the fair grounds for the 1893 World's Fair by Frederick Law Olmsted (of Central Park fame). While the park has changed over the years, many original designs remain, including a manmade lagoon and some of the original light posts. Don't miss the Statue of the Republic, a smaller-scale replica of the original statue that serves as a symbol of the fair.

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    Posted: Jan 19, 2014
  • Deborah McCoy
    5/5Outstanding

    Cross the bridge over the lagoon. Voila - Japanese tranquility. Look back towards the Museum of Science & Industry. You may spy the ghost of Clarence Darrow.

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    Posted: Mar 11, 2011
  • Kiara Raspberry
    5/5Outstanding

    Beautiful place!!!!!

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    Posted: Jul 25, 2017
  • GLS***11
    4/5Excellent

    This is so so beautiful...Hope your there when it is sunny...I was here in the fall & froze to death

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    Posted: Sep 10, 2011
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