Lincoln Park Conservatory Tours and Tickets

This is the best tour of the Lincoln Park Conservatory available right now:

• Enchanted Fall Private Pedicab Tour Through Lincoln Park, Chicago

Entrance to Chicago’s Lincoln Park Conservatory is free, but timed-entry tickets are required; same-day tickets for immediate entry may be available if the conservatory isn’t fully booked. You can book tickets on the conservatory’s website. Pedicab tours through Lincoln Park that pass the conservatory cost around US$150 per person.

The Lincoln Park Conservatory is a botanical garden within Chicago’s Lincoln Park. It consists of outdoor gardens and a Victorian glasshouse built in the 1890s, which houses exotic plants that require a warmer climate. The conservatory aims to enhance the beauty and richness of the popular Chicago park.

The Lincoln Park Conservatory is located in Chicago’s Lincoln Park on the shore of Lake Michigan. It’s easy to reach by road: The DuSable Lakeshore Drive runs through the park’s eastern edge, and car parking is available. To get there using public transport, take buses 151 or 156 that run through Lincoln Park.

The Lincoln Park Conservatory is open Wednesday through Sunday, typically from 10am until 5pm, although the last timed-entry ticket is for 4pm. Planning a longer visit is recommended as there’s a lot to see. Tickets are available up to four weeks in advance.

Yes, most of the Lincoln Park Conservatory is wheelchair accessible. The Victorian glasshouse consists of several different sections, and all are accessible except for the Fern Room, which has stairs at both entrances. Two wheelchairs are available to borrow from the conservatory’s front desk.