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18 Attractions to Explore Near National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture

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Humboldt (Alexander Von) ParkAlexander von Humboldt Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the area. Not only does it boast much of its original prairie plants, but it also features wetlands with numerous species of birds and fish. Visitors to the park find plenty to do, with a chain of lakes running throughout that offers fishing as well as 6 miles of trails for cycling, bird-watching, mountain biking and exploring. The Park also provides campsites and enclosed picnicking areas for groups or individuals.
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Garfield Park ConservatoryThis is a beautiful place to spend time and explore the wonders of nature. Covering over 3.5 acres of land, this renowned greenhouse displays thousands of tropical and temperate plants in its 8 distinct showhouses. Visitors can admire unique species while exploring a rain forest, desert landscape, aquatic environment, or one of the other display areas. Furthermore, the conservatory houses several special plants such as cycads and palm trees that have been around for millions of years.
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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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Oz ParkOz Park is a unique combination of modern amenities and nature. The 17-acre park includes a playground, walking paths, multiple sports fields, an enclosed dog park, and a pond where visitors can fish. In addition to these amenities, the park also contains towering elm trees as well as historic statues and fixtures from the original theme park attraction that inspired it. Visitors of Oz Park will appreciate its wide variety of recreational activities to enjoy in both natural and built landscapes.
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Kahn Tailoring Company BuildingThe Kahn Tailoring Company Building, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, is a historic structure that served as the headquarters for the Kahn Tailoring Company. Built in the early 20th century, this building stands as a significant example of industrial architecture in the city.
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National Museum of Mexican ArtThe National Museum of Mexican Art, is a magnificent and informative exhibition of traditional and contemporary artwork from Mexico. The museum opened its doors to the public in 1987 and has since become one of the leading centers for preserving and celebrating Mexican culture and art. Visitors can enjoy hundreds of pieces on display across several permanent collections, as well as traveling exhibitions presented throughout the year.
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Jane Addams Hull-House MuseumThis Museum was established in 1889 by Jane Addams and Ellen Starr, It was a dream come true for reformers who sought to battle the rampant poverty and social injustice of their era. Originally run as Hull House Settlement, the establishment provided educational and recreational activities for neighborhood children. Through its various programs, it became a social incubator that allowed those less fortunate to fight against oppression while living a dignified life free from financial hardship.
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The Merchandise MartThe Merchandise Mart is a vast commercial building located on the Chicago River. Built originally in 1930 as a wholesale marketplace for luxury goods, it has since been transformed into a multi-story specialty center and media hub. The Mart houses high-end fashion boutiques, interactive technology retailers and lavish offices for both local and international businesses. Visitors can explore four full floors of shopping while enjoying their surroundings.
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Chicago History MuseumThe Chicago History Museum is a great place to learn about the history of Chicago. It has a wide variety of exhibits ranging from Revolutionary War artifacts to displays highlighting popular culture that shaped the city’s history. There are interactive activities for the whole family, such as virtual tours and video presentations, as well as real-life experiences like workshops and craft activities. Visitors can enjoy special events like lectures by local historians or themed story times.
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Newberry LibraryThe Newberry Library, is a privately-funded non-profit humanities research library. It offers a unique range of more than 1.5 million books, maps, manuscripts and more for study and exploration. The library boasts large collections of rare books in a variety of languages from the 16th century onward, including English literary texts and historical documents. They also provide an extensive range of journals and periodicals as well as online databases to aid in research.
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Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park ZooNature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo is an innovative excursion for young and old alike. Set along the tranquil shores of Lake Michigan, this 1,200-foot boardwalk takes visitors on a journey planted with native grasses, vegetation and wildflowers to view local wildlife in their natural habitat. Nature Boardwalk provides unique opportunities to experience resident birds and mammals up close while learning about conservation habits.
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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.
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Lincoln Park ZooThe Lincoln Park Zoo is an excellent place for a family outing. Boasting 35 acres of wildlife and gardens spread across five biomes, the zoo offers something for everyone. Visitors to the park can witness hundreds of species of animals in habitats that mimic those they would find when living in the wild. There are also many interactive learning exhibits throughout the park that offer educational opportunities focused on various aspects of conservation and animal care.
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Willis TowerThe Willis Tower is one of the tallest buildings in the United States. Historically known as the Sears Tower, it rises to 1,451 feet and 110 stories nearly touching the clouds. Upon completion in 1973 at 442 meters it was the world's tallest building for almost 25 years. It has 9,500 windows that provide incredible city views from its sky deck looking out over Chicago. The structure consists primarily of steel framing clad with a black aluminum and bronze hone granite facade.
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Skydeck ChicagoSkydeck Chicago, located on the 103rd floor of Willis Tower in downtown Chicago, is the perfect day trip for families and couples looking for spectacular views. From up high in this architectural masterpiece, you can see up to four states: Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan. The glass viewing box extends outward from the building to create an amazing experience that feels like you are floating above the city's skyline with no boundaries.
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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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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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Charnley-Persky House MuseumThe Charnley-Persky House is a perfect example of the evolution of American architecture in the 19th century. Built between 1892 and 1894 by world-renowned architects Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, the house has stood at its current location since 1927. It features intricate design elements from bordered terraces to rich brick patterning. Inside, oak panelings line the walls providing warmth and richness that exemplifies Sullivan's Prairie School style.

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National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture
The National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture, is a fantastic space dedicated to celebrating and preserving the culture and history of the Puerto Rican people. It offers interactive exhibits, engaging workshops, thought-provoking presentations, and other educational materials that bring visitors closer to the island’s vibrant history and its diverse arts. On any given day at the museum, one can find music performances showcasing beautiful folkloric instruments from around Puerto Rico.
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