Lurie Garden
Nestled along Chicago's iconic Route 66, Lurie Garden is a stunning urban oasis that invites travelers to pause and savor nature's beauty amid the city's bustling energy. With its exquisite design, diverse plant life, and tranquil paths, this vibrant garden offers a refreshing retreat for those on the Mother Road. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the area, take in breathtaking views, and enjoy unique art installations while creating unforgettable memories in this hidden gem.
Justin Libra
a year ago"World class garden and planting design. I always like to visit whenever I am near by to see how the garden changes through the seasons. Recently visited in late March, and I wish there were more bulbs blooming. The garden maintenance seems to be keeping up but the entire space is starting to show it's age."
Iryna Shchukina
2 years ago"wonderful park indeed! It was adorned with an abundance of flowers—tulips, daffodils—creating a vibrant display of colors. The park offers a beautiful view of the skyscrapers and is conveniently located near Central Park."
レッドキャベツ
7 months ago"Although it was off the flowering season, I enjoyed beauty of park’s landscapes. Just after the closing a park, raccoons showed up in the way. Future potential conflicts."
Brad Chilom
4 months ago"This garden is truly a hidden gem in Chicago. Lurie Garden offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere that feels far removed from the busy streets nearby. The landscaping is thoughtful and stunning, with different sections that showcase seasonal blooms. I enjoyed walking the paths and sitting on the benches to take everything in. It is a great place to visit alone or with friends if you want a peaceful break during the day. The garden is beautifully cared for and always feels welcoming."
Matt Whetstone
11 months ago"It felt like walking through the loveliest field you've ever seen. When we visited the orchestra was practicing at the pavilion adding to the amazing ambiance. The paths offer lots of different views and access to hidden benches and seating. Well worth a walk."
