C (ChicagoCoors)

Central Square Park was a nice quaint, almost dainty, park. It was nice to see an area for children, and the gazebo is a nice touch. This park is tiny and lacks adequate landscape.

This park is a walk way. The trail is a good start and does provide an awesome view from the river, but there is much to be desired. There is limited seating and the landscaping is quite haphazard. Hopefully the landscaping and seating areas are improved, because the location is more than ideal. It's okay and worth a walk through.

This dog park is quite unique. The seating is ample (for humans) and the dog park has sufficient space for the doggos to run and play. There is a water fountain and water bowls so each species can remain hydrated. This little hidden gem is a lovely surprise in one of the greatest parks in America.

A free museum that is predicated on vantage points. Just keep looking up and there is no doubt that you'll see stunning pieces of art. Murals and dedications adorn the streets, while Chicago's history is slowly fading from building facades. Most difficult will be remembering where the piece is and where you were standing.