Garden of the Phoenix
Japanese Garden · Chicago, Illinois
A Japanese garden on the Wooded Island in Jackson Park, on the ground where Japan built the Ho-o-den pavilion for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition — the building that introduced Japanese architecture to America and left a permanent mark on Frank Lloyd Wright. The pavilion burned in 1946; the garden was restored and renamed in 2013, and it now holds Yoko Ono's only permanent public artwork in the Americas.
Wooded Island, Jackson Park, Chicago, Illinois, 60637, United States
FREE, open dawn to dusk, year-round. No gate, no staff and no facilities. Cherry blossom in late April; check a bloom tracker.
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