Lincoln Park Zoo - Chicago,
IL
Pictures from our trip to the free
Lincoln Park Zoo located in Chicago, Illinois.
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Lincoln Park Zoo, located near downtown Chicago in the state of
Illinois, was on the must-see attraction list during our weekend in
the "Windy City". The taxi ride from our hotel, The Westin @ 909 N. Michigan Ave, was only about $15.00 plus a tip. Lincoln Park Zoo's mailing address is 2001 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60614. If you need to call LPZ just dial 312-742-2000. The Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the last free major attractions in the United States and the very last located in the city of Chicago. They do charge a small fee for parking and they also, of course, welcome any donations. If you're arriving in a taxi or on foot, be sure to support the zoo by eating at one of the Cafes or refreshment stands. |
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The Lincoln Park Zoo is open all year long from 10am in the morning to 4:30/5/6:30pm depending on the time of year. As with most world class zoos, you can expect to find all the usual amenities including restrooms, food & drink stands, souvenir shops, ATM (Automatic Teller Machines), stroller & wheelchairs are available, personal item lockers, picnic areas, first aid & emergency medical assistance, and CTA bus service (Chicago Transit Authority). | ||
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At first we just walked around the zoo aimlessly looking at the wide variety of animals, but then I took a look at the Lincoln Park Zoo Visitor Guide & Map to learn about the daily events. Some of the events occurring included "Meet An Animal", "Zoo Keeper Chat", "Seal Feeding & Training", and "Polar Bear Talk". I also saw that they were featuring a "Farm-In-The-Zoo" special presentation, sponsored by John Deere, where we could watch a cow being milked, feed the cows, or learn about farming and gardening techniques. | ||
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Some of the animals we saw at the Lincoln Park Zoo included penguins, vultures, tropical birds, toucans, giraffes, rhinos, polar bears, lions, tigers, seals, wolves, wallabies, flamingos, gorillas, chimpanzees, zebras, and antelopes. The zoo is laid out in a logical manner with the shape of a stretched oval that allows you to see just about all the attractions in one rotation. |
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![]() Chimpanzee Habitat |
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![]() The Reptile Exhibit |
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