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This is an urban park that serves as a Green Front Door to the Navy Pier in Chicago.

You will find a large circular fountain, park benches, nicely landscaped flowerbeds as well as a couple monuments, including the Captain at the Helm monument as well as a sculpture of a group of children playing. The park extends north of the Navy Pier linking up with the Adams Memorial Park and Milton Lee Olive Park to create a sizeable green space and leisure area. It is also transected by the Lakeshore Trail that skirts the shore of Lake. Michigan.

Water Tower Place is a good shopping complex on N. Michigan Ave. named after the historic Water Tower located just across the street. They have a fair range of retail shops and eateries as well as the Chicago Sports Museum on the 8th floor.

Shops at North Bridge centred around a multi-floor Nordstrom along w/ around 50 mid-range to luxury brand name shops and eateries. It makes for a good mall experience and contribution to the shopping scene along the Magnificent Mile.

The Maggie Daley Park is located just to the east of Millennium Park and includes around 20 acres of leisure and family-friendly features including mini-golf, rock-climbing, ice-skating rink, playground village. It is linked to Millennium Park by way of the BP Pedestrian Bridge and is worth a visit, especially if you have little ones are are seeking family friendly places to visit in Chicago.

This is a delightful wooden structure that surrounds the South Pond in Lincoln Park, allowing visitors to walk close to its shores and spend time close to nature with minimal disturbance. It is a great endeavour, good for man and nature alike and one of the features I appreciated most about the Park and Zoo.