Washington Square Park
Nestled in the heart of Chicago, Washington Square Park is a vibrant oasis for Route 66 travelers, offering a perfect blend of history and community spirit. With its iconic statue of Giacomo Puccini and lush green lawns, this charming park invites you to take a break from your journey, relax, and soak in the local culture. Stroll along winding paths, enjoy an impromptu picnic, or simply watch the world go by in this welcoming escape, making it a must-stop on your adventure along the Mother Road.
Joelle Szatkowski
a year ago"Love this park!! There are many benches so it’s great for sitting, admiring and reading as well. It’s so charming during the green months and lit up for the winter time as well! It’s truly precious and usually full dogs :)"
Brianna Peoples
a year ago"I just visited Washington Square Park with my friends this summer, and it was so beautifully landscaped and peaceful. People were constantly walking through the park, but it was pretty quiet. So, it was really nice to be able to hang out there and enjoy a little picnic with my friends. I would definitely visit again and would recommend a visit to those in the area."
Pedro Priori
a year ago"Very beautiful place in the middle of River North. It's pet-friendly and usually a place where owners take their furry friends to play and gather together. For sure, you find squirrels as well."
Devin Muylle
2 months ago"Fantastic dog park in a safe neighborhood filled with animal lovers. Plenty of immediate parking (paid). I highly recommend it for you and your furry friends."
C Toe
a year ago"Great place to run around with your pet. Everyone looks like they pick up after their animals. Very pretty now that the leaves are changing.."
