Chicago Botanic Garden Review

There are many kinds of flowers and plants, and there are lights at night. No tickets, only $30 parking fee, by car, not by head. The water surface is very large and Botanical Landscape theme park with the flavor of all continents in the world. Personally, I like the British Garden and the Japanese Garden. The artistic conception of Japan's dry mountains and rivers has come into being.

Chicago Botanic Garden is the largest botanical garden in the central region. It is said to be very good. Check it online. The name of the botanical garden is "chicago Botanic Garden". It is a good place to go in the northern suburbs of Chicago, adjacent to Northwest University. Sleeping in the morning, grooming and dressing up, and deciding to set out, the distance is not far, 290 and 294, the American highway is seamless connection, where is very convenient, this country is wheeled, no car, everything is rested. More than half an hour's journey to the Botanical Garden, this country is a bit good, many museums, parks are free, botanical gardens are no exception, but parking is charged, when entering the Botanical Garden today, it passed directly, and later explained to the toll collector at the entrance, the other party waved a big hand, go, free. Today's day, especially sunny, the sky is washed, some blue dazzling, some unreal. ZD likes taking pictures. I once told me that many domestic photographers just can't take pictures of the blue transparent sky. They can't use all kinds of means, such as filters, Balalalalalala or something like that. The sky here is not used for anything. It's my half-fool camera. It's as clear as blue and dazzling as blue.

The air is very fresh, like a natural oxygen bar!

Chicago's Botanic Garden has 26 gardens, nine islands and four natural areas on 385 acres of land. It's almost impossible to see such a large scenic spot in a day. I suggest you watch it bit by bit. My favorite gardens include waterfall gardens, Japanese gardens, and rose gardens. Many people bring their bicycles to Green Bay Trail and North Branch Trail for sightseeing and sports on weekends, and they are free all the year round.

It's amazing that a free park can be opened like this.