Free 45 minutes About 5 miles away
Caring for many thousands of exotic species, the staff at the Garfield Park Conservatory, on North Central Park Avenue in Chicago, have an unrivalled knowledge of their plants. As it's the second Saturday of the month, you can join one of them for a free 45-minute tour of botanical highlights this Saturday - the tour begins at 10am and you can put your name down for one of the limited places on it from 9am at the front desk.
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