Garfield Conservatory II, Chicago

The Garfield Park Conservatory, often called "landscape art under glass," is not just a botanical wonder but also a testament to Chicago's commitment to public green spaces. Beyond its indoor gardens, the conservatory boasts 12 acres of outdoor gardens, including a city garden, a sensory garden, and a labyrinth. The conservatory's Fern Room is particularly notable, designed to resemble what Illinois might have looked like millions of years ago during the Carboniferous period. Despite suffering significant damage from a hailstorm in 2011, the conservatory has been beautifully restored and continues to serve as an important educational resource, offering various programs and events that connect urban dwellers with nature and promote environmental stewardship. Poster: .: Material: gallery-grade 210 gsm fine art paper .: Giclée print quality .: Smooth matte finish .: Blank product sourced from Great Britain