Grant Park

E20446

public park tourist attraction urban park

Grant Park is a large historic public park in downtown Chicago known for its museums, gardens, and major cultural events.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	public park → tourist attraction → urban park →
borders	Lake Michigan → Michigan Avenue → Randolph Street → Roosevelt Road →
hasLandscapeFeature	formal gardens → fountains → lawns → monuments → walking paths →
hasNickname	Chicago’s front yard →
hasPart	Buckingham Fountain → Grant Park North Garage → Grant Park South Garage → Hutchinson Field → Maggie Daley Park → Millennium Park → Museum Campus → Petrillo Music Shell →
hasView	Chicago skyline → Lake Michigan shoreline →
heritageDesignation	Chicago Landmark →
hosts	Chicago Jazz Festival → Chicago Marathon finish line → Grant Park Music Festival → Lollapalooza → Taste of Chicago →
inception	19th century →
locatedIn	Chicago → Illinois → United States →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	City of Chicago →
locatedInNeighborhood	Loop → South Loop →
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Cook County →
namedAfter	Ulysses S. Grant →
near	Adler Planetarium → Art Institute of Chicago → Field Museum of Natural History → Shedd Aquarium →
ownedBy	Chicago Park District →
partOf	Chicago Park District →
usedFor	cultural events → festivals → public gatherings → recreation →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Chicago Cultural Center → Monroe Street Garage → Museum Campus → Preston Bradley Hall → Printers Row → Van Buren Street Metra station →	near
BP Pedestrian Bridge → Field Museum of Natural History → Municipal Grant Park Stadium → Museum of Science and Industry ("Jackson Park") →	locatedIn
Art Institute of Chicago → One Prudential Plaza → Santa Fe Building (Chicago) → Two Prudential Plaza →	locatedNear
Museum Campus Chicago → South Michigan Avenue →	adjacentTo
Chicago Lakefront ("Grant Park lakefront") → Chicago Loop →	contains
Santa Fe Building (Chicago) → South Michigan Avenue →	hasViewOf
Auditorium Building → Railway Exchange Building (Chicago) →	overlooks
Metra Electric District line ("Grant Park area") → Van Buren Street Metra station ("Grant Park area") →	serves
Chicago Marathon →	finishLocation
Loop →	hasLandmark
South Michigan Avenue →	hasNearbyPark
Loop →	hasPark
Chicago Park District →	hasPart
Aon Center →	isLocatedNear
Millennium Monument ("1917 Grant Park peristyle") →	isReplicaOf
Buckingham Fountain →	location
Municipal Grant Park Stadium →	namedAfter
Roosevelt station →	nearbyAttraction
BP Pedestrian Bridge →	offersViewOf
Buckingham Fountain →	partOf
Lakefront Trail →	passesThrough
Chicago Marathon →	startLocation