Lilacia Park
This 8.5 acre public park in Lombard, Illinois features over 200 varieties of lilacs and over 700 lilac plants in all. There are also 35,000 tulips. These all bloom in a limited season from late April to late May.
Details
Location
150 S. Park Avenue, Lombard, Illinois. A detailed map may be found here.
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Distance from Downtown Chicago
23 miles from the center of town
How To Get There
Bike, Walk, Metra Rail, Drive
Accessibility
The park is accessible.
Things To Do
Hiking, Picnicking and Wildflowers.
Fun Facts
The lilac collection was started by Colonel William Plum who bequeathed it to Lombard in 1927.
Other Information
Restrooms are available in the adjacent Helen Plum Library.
Eats
The Lilac Bakery located close to the park at 348 S. Main Street, Lombard, features wonderful pastries.
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Best Time To Visit
Late April to late May
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