Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, a National Historic Landmark in Chicago, is a historic prairie-style garden designed by Alfred Caldwell in 1937. It mimics a glacial river and prairie landscape, serving as a refuge for city dwellers. # Why Go 🌿 Explore a beautiful native garden with diverse plants and unique landscape🧘‍♀️ Find a tranquil escape from city bustle🕊️ Observe various wildlife, especially birds🏛️ Admire Prairie-style architecture and stonework # Why Avoid 🚫 Closed seasonally (November-March) and during specific events♿ Some paths have steps, not fully ADA accessible🚫 No pets, picnics, bathing, or plant collecting allowed # Tips 🗓️ Visit between April and October for full season🚶‍♀️ Stay on paths to protect delicate plants🗣️ Free docent tours available Friday-Sunday afternoons (April-November) # Hours 🕒 Daily, dawn to dusk, mid-April through October/mid-November; closed for specific events. # Getting There 📍 125 W Fullerton Pkwy, Chicago, Illinois, 60614, United States. Public transportation recommended.