Nestled in Lincoln Park, the Lincoln Park Conservatory dates back to the late 1800s and consists of four distinct display houses: the Palm House, the Fern Room, the Orchid House, and the Show House. These structures house over 1,000 different types of plants, many of which are used in Chicago’s parks. Visitors can explore the lush interiors, filled with a variety of flora, and then stroll through the scenic botanical gardens that surround the conservatory, offering a serene and educational experience.
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