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In the center of the park there is a huge artificial lake, the water is very clear, and it attracts many locals to come for a walk
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Burnham Park Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Burnham Park is an open park with a length of 9.66 kilometers and a 2.42 square kilometer park consisting of Chicago Park properties, along the edge of Lake Michigan, connecting Grant Park and Jackson Park. The park was named in 1927 for an urban planning architect named Daniel Burnham, one of the designers of the 1893 Columbia World's Fair. The park is a natural outgrowth of Burnham's 1909 plan. It now hosts some of the city's more important civic structures, such as Soldier Field and McCormick Palace.
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Burnham Park Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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In the center of the park there is a huge artificial lake, the water is very clear, and it attracts many locals to come for a walk
Burnham Park is a nice inland park, outside Chicago's downtown, with good air and lots of people running here.
Burnham Park has a large forest structure, the whole park is quite large, here is a very independent lake, forest coverage is also very large.
The park along the wide Lake Michigan has great woods and hydrophilic platforms. The nearly 10 km shore is also a great angle to enjoy the skyscraper next to it, and many people come here in the morning to run, giving the city a vibrant sports atmosphere.