Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Dearborn Park, Chicago

Maia F. • September 6, 2016Beautiful place for a picnic or bird feeding. Small playground for children and also a stop on the water taxi tour

Raveese G. • March 24, 2018This place really interest me because I come from a family that loves the blues. However, Willie Dixon's Blues Heaven tells a story about it and how it developed in Chicago. My future destination.

Eric B. • December 11, 2014The Taj Ma Paw of Chicago dog parks with separate Large and Small dog areas.

Michael B. • September 15, 2011Apply to get a garden plot if you live in the neighborhood- $30. Great way to get fresh veggies & herbs.

DANIEL • October 12, 2011A delightful place to escape the hustle/bustle of dog walking on Roosevelt/Michigan and the Agora. Strike up a conversation with your neighbors too!

Steve ‘Pudgy’ D. • May 22, 2013For some bizarre reason, most probably having to do with the "jazz police"; Eddie Harris wouldn't perform his POP-chart-reaching version of "Exodus" (on Vee Jay) for years after 1962. 3=(}

MJ B. • March 16, 2010Played some friz with my beloved pups

Roosevelt Collection • October 31, 2011Chicago's most fashionable residential district that is the prior site of the Battle of Fort Dearborn. Take a stroll through the district and enjoy the beautiful view!

Nelson V. G. • September 24, 2018Great place to read about Chi Town’s history. Enjoyable and a must see as far as I am concerned.

eric b. • August 11, 2019The view is incredible in both directions - and you can watch planes flying by.

Eliane v. • October 13, 2012[J.R. Roberts, 1870] Designed in the Victorian Chateauesque style - which combines classical & French motifs - the house has been lovingly restored with historica accuracy.

Meghann J. • October 14, 2011Great dog area! Everyone is so friendly :)

Harold M. • April 9, 2012This is a great place to spend your lunch hour to escape the loop.

Liz • November 14, 2012Nice long dog park area for my dog to run!

U.S. Soccer • March 22, 2011There was a time when Prairie Avenue, from 16th to 22nd streets, was the “Fifth Avenue” of the Midwest. In 1979, the area was designated an historical district.

Kathy C. • January 6, 2020The restored historic lobby is so beautiful!

Arisa X. • October 13, 2010The nicest park for dogs to run around and play with each other. No fence but the area is big enough so dogs wouldn't run into the street.