Great open space in fabulous location, interesting features and well cared for. More

The green spaces are what makes Chicago unique and Grant Park has everything. The little skating rink on the north end is great because most people go to the Millennium Park rink so its never crowded. People overlook the formal gardens but they really are nice. More

Grant Park is one place we always visit in Chicago. It is right between Michigan Avenue and Lake Shore Drive with a view of Lake Michigan. The beautiful Buckingham Fountain is located there as well. The park is free. There are walking paths, picnic tables, benches and large green areas. In June the world class Chicago Blues Festival is held... More

Lots to see in Grant Park - Buckingham Fountain, flower gardens, the lake, many festivals and events throughout the summer. Next door is Millenium Park. More

I drove by this sculpture about a dozen times. You have to really walk around the "legs" to appreciate. Love it! More

We have many festivals in grant park, again right next to the lake. These legs are kreepy to me, but Art is in the eye of the beholder. More

a walk or bike ride through the huge park and museum campus is a must for any visitor. If you rent a bike along the waterfront, you can cover a lot of ground from Millenium Park, Cloudgate,Buckingham fountain, Grant Park all the way to Soldier's Field. Lots of public sculptures, a few restaurants with fast food, places to stop and... More

I've attended Lollapalooza at Grant Park for the last 3 years, and it is always a blast! The park itself is beautiful (although by the end of Lollapalooza weekend that statement may not necessarily be true), and Buckingham Fountain is always a hit. But really, you can't beat the amazing Chicago Skyline backdrop to one of the best music festivals... More

We go every year. Grant Park is a perfect venue for the three day concert. The entire area of Chicago is fantastic. More