Walk around the southern edge of the Great Lawn to the BP Bridge.  This 925-foot fancifully curved bridge, also designed by Frank Gehry, is just plain fun to walk. Covered in brushed stainless-steel panels that balance nicely with the design of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, the bridge also serves a couple of practical purposes. Its design prevents traffic noise from Columbus Drive -- the very busy roadway below -- from reaching the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. It also serves as a safe and accessible connector linking Millennium Park and Maggie Daley Park.

Once you cross the bridge, you'll find yourself in Maggie Daley Park -- named after ex-Mayor Richard M. Daley's late wife. Opened in 2015, this is a family-focused park with climbing walls, play gardens, an Enchanted Forest, a Slide Garden and play areas for toddlers. There is also a Wave Lawn for additional fun. In the winter, the park is home to a unique ice skating ribbon that is used for roller skating in the summer. If you have kids, you'll probably want to spend some time in Maggie Daley Park.

For more information on Maggie Daley Park, tap the blue button on this page.

When done exploring Maggie Daley Park, cross back over the BP Bridge to Millennium Park, then tap the "Next" button.