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Chicago, Illinois
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Founded in 1868, Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the few remaining free zoos in the country, offering visitors a chance to explore its rich history and diverse wildlife without an entry fee.
Lincoln Park Zoo is a leader in wildlife conservation, with initiatives that include the Urban Wildlife Institute, which studies the interaction between urban environments and wildlife.
The McCormick Bird House, built in 1904, is one of the oldest zoo buildings in the United States and continues to house a variety of bird species from around the world.
Situated in the heart of Chicago's Lincoln Park, the zoo offers a picturesque view of the city skyline, blending urban life with natural beauty.
Lincoln Park Zoo employs cutting-edge techniques in animal care and welfare, including behavioral enrichment and veterinary care, to ensure the well-being of its residents.
The zoo offers a range of educational programs for all ages, from summer camps for children to workshops and lectures for adults, fostering a deeper understanding of wildlife and conservation.
In addition to its animal exhibits, Lincoln Park Zoo features a diverse collection of plants and gardens, enhancing the habitat for both animals and visitors.
The Kovler Lion House, built in 1912, is a prime example of the zoo's historic architecture, showcasing the grandeur of early 20th-century design.
