Starting behind the Museum of Science and Industry, Jackson Park contains acres and acres of re-created forest and lush greens. Be sure to stroll through the wooded island and stop at the Japanese pavilion, a re-creation of the one that stood at that very spot during the 1893 Columbian exposition. Along with the museum, the Wooded Island is one of the last remaining vestiges of that fabled fair. Well worth a visit after a trip to the museum, but be careful, the neighborhoods nearby can be shady after dark.
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Two words: GO INSIDE Apparently, few people know this, but there is usually a free photography exhibit inside. This is a nitfy little place to check out...
Best building in Chicago for tourists, Chicago residents, and everyone in between. First of all, there are tons of shopping and restaurants around the...
The one thing that survived. Gotta love it chicago
This mature course features large, majestic trees and relatively small undulating greens.
The ExperienceTracing its history to 1899, Jackson Park Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation facility. Two lakes can swallow up errant sho
I like it
Most of the holes are fairly straightforward and there are not a lot of hazards. Most difficult hole is 559-yard monster at #14 which is hard j...
Reasonable
The course could be really good with just a littl more upkeep. Summer heat dries out the fairways so play in the srping and fall tend to be be...
Mediocre course for a good price
This course pretty much sucks, but it's cheap. It's long fairways are straight-forward... not very challenging, and moderately maintained. Pl...
scenic but short
short course, maintained fairly, but is within city limits and is accessible by public transportation
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