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Wrigley Field - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Wrigley Field

Wrigley Field, is an iconic baseball stadium rich with history and a revered slice of Americana. Built in 1914, the stands have welcomed generations of fans as they have watched their beloved teams the Chicago Cubs or White Sox compete over the decades. The ivy coated walls provide a unique visual and help turn Wrigley into an unmistakable landmark which has been awarded listings on Historic Baseball Parks and United States Buildings Survey registers.
Address : 1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613, USA

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Top Activities Near Wrigley Field

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Attractions Near Wrigley Field

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Graceland CemeteryGraceland Cemetery is one of the city’s most beautiful places to visit. Dating back to 1860 and located on the north side of Chicago, this historic place has been the final resting spot for some prominent figures in history including Marshall Field, George Pullman, Potter Palmer and many more. Visitors can take part in a guided tour or simply explore on their own while taking in breathtaking memorials, sculptures, trees and an array of wildlife that call this cemetery home.
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Montrose BeachMontrose Beach is a stunningly beautiful part of the lakefront. Its sandy beach stretches out for a quarter mile, and its sun-drenched sand is perfect to relax and enjoy an afternoon. Along with swimming, Montrose Beach also offers outdoor activities such as beach volleyball, fishing, kayaking, and designated kite flying areas. The scenic walking path along the beach makes it ideal for group walks or a leisurely stroll with exceptional views of Lake Michigan.
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Lincoln ParkLincoln Park is a neighborhood known for its attractive green environment. It is home to many public parks and golf courses, thus offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. Its streets are lined with historic residences and popular stores, giving it an inviting atmosphere. The iconic Lincoln Park Zoo provides education and entertainment to locals and visitors alike, while the city’s rich cultural offerings range from theater shows to art galleries and museums.
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Peggy Notebaert Nature MuseumThe Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum offers an enjoyable escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The museum's exhibits focus heavily on ecology, letting visitors learn about the Chicago environment and its inhabitants. From the sunny glades of Meadow Lake to an engaging account of native birds and flora, nature lovers will never be bored within its walls. Encouraging interactive learning techniques, visitors can explore various habitats by way of multimedia presentations.
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Alfred Caldwell Lily PoolThis is a stunning example of nature and human design. Designated as a National Landmark in 1992 due to its unique significance to landscape architecture and ecology, the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere offers visitors an incomparable experience rarely found in cities. Architect and landscape designer Alfred Caldwell created the lily pool in 1937 by incorporating fallen logs into the stonework that retains the wetland and creates an amphitheater of native plants, trees and diverse wildlife.
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Lincoln Park ConservatoryThe Lincoln Park Conservatory is a wonderful way to reconnect with nature. This beautiful four-season conservatory has something for everyone, no matter the season or weather. Boasting an 8,000-square-foot glass dome filled with lush tropical palms and ferns that make visitors feel like they are on a tropical vacation, the conservatory also features several domed areas dedicated to cacti and succulents, seasonal flowers, and even a palm house.

Discover More Attractions in Cook County, Home of Wrigley Field

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Cook County
Cook County, Illinois is the most populous county in the state and home to over 5 million people. Located mostly within the Chicago metropolitan area, it includes downtown Chicago as well as many suburbs. Originally created in 1831, many of its municipalities offer renowned museums, parks, and activities that draw tourists from around the world. The county also has an extensive transportation infrastructure with multiple major highways and public transit options such as buses and rail lines. Add

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