Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park is close to Lake Michigan. Lincoln Park, Chicago's most popular neighborhood, has a strong family atmosphere on Sunday. It is Chicago's largest city park. It is named after President Lincoln. Besides ponds, green spaces and beautiful flowers, there is a free zoo for visitors to visit. The park is near the lake and is the North Beach Avenue. Four mascots are placed everywhere in the park. In fact, the park is baseball-themed. Several baseball fields are full on Sunday afternoon. Girls of different ages are playing baseball. Although there are several simple scenic spots, it can take two or three hours to play. Keep in mind that when you see the statue of Lincoln, you must touch his left foot, which will bring good luck.

There is a very good park and zoo here. It's very suitable for parents and children to visit. Children like summer. There's a seals performance park. The scenery is very beautiful. In the north of the city, you can see high-rise buildings.

Lincoln Park is located in the north of downtown Chicago, on Lake Michigan. It covers a very large area. The park consists of vast green grasslands, stretching beaches, natural reserves, vast seaports and various recreational facilities. Lincoln Park is best known for its zoo and its flower house.

On the way from St. Louis to Chicago, I passed Lincoln's hometown and found the park's nameplate hanging by the roadside, so I diverted into it. What a quiet place to go. There is a tourist information point. From some video materials, we can see that it was a barren place. In memory of the greatest president of the United States, people in Lincoln's hometown turned it into a place with a good ecological environment for people to spend their holidays and leisure. There are many wooden benches on the backs of the park, engraved with a famous saying, very cultural.

It's worth visiting here. I came to Lincoln Park, which is the National Forest Park of the United States, beside Lincoln National Zoo, where I saw gorillas, saw the world of flowers, and saw stars playing. It's so spectacular. And the lake is very clear, shaded by green grass. It's a fascinating place and worth visiting.

Lincoln Park is located in the north of downtown Chicago. It is the largest public park in Chicago, with a large area and lush trees. There are courts, beaches, Lincoln Park Zoo, Lincoln Park Conservatory and Chicago History Museum. Lincoln Park and New York Central Park are both large urban parks. Compared with New York Central Park, Chicago Lincoln Park has a lakeside feature, and Lincoln Park Zoo is much larger than New York Central Park Zoo. In Lincoln Park, the high-rise buildings in Lupu District in the South and Lake Michigan in the East are the backgrounds of visitors'photographs. It's west of the old city of Chicago. If you have time to walk around, you can enjoy the scenery of Chicago a hundred years ago. The Chicago Water Show is held every year on the third weekend of August (Saturdays and Sundays). The lakeside near Lincoln Park is the best place to watch. The subway station is far away. The brown line and the purple line of the subway get off at Armitage and walk eastward for about a mile (about 1.6 kilometers). There is a bus stop nearby.

The spring here should be beautiful, and the beach by the lake should be a good place for leisure. Driving for 15 minutes, along Lake Shore, enjoying the lake light while experiencing the pleasure of galloping, Lincoln Park arrives at its destination, which is full of spring, green grassland, rippling Lake water, water birds swimming on the water, all telling us that spring is coming.

Lincoln Park covers a large area and is located near Lake Michigan. It is very green and has many small animals. Many families come here for a leisure walk on weekends. There are many walks in the park. It's really a pleasant thing to walk here.

After visiting Chinatown, get off at Wellington Station with the same ticket and walk through Lincoln Park. Lincoln Park was a city cemetery in 1843. In 1864, the City Council decided to turn the 0.49 square kilometre cemetery into a park. Facing Lake Michigan, the park now covers an area of 1208 acres, named after the famous President of the United States, Lincoln.

There are so many places to go in Chicago. I remember going to Lincoln Park. This park is not really big yet. There are so many interesting places and things in it. Good.