Was able to go to a private event here. It's so Beautiful!! I want to go back on a tour. Take a photo on the staircase
Go if u have an hour or so to spend in the Magnificent Mile before heading to the airport. Beautiful property and they have a fully function Crapper to boot!
[Burling & Whitehouse, 1879] Originally the Nickerson Mansion, this museum is a rare example of the palatial homes of the Gilded Age.
Best museum to take kids! So many interactive exhibits, and they have good adult spaces to rest as well
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My kids love this museum lots to do even parents love it! We been here twice.
Absolutely amazing. Such attention to detail! Wonderful book available in the gift shop for more information - highly recommend.
Prepare to have your mind blown! Don't miss this area.
The Small Ordinary Shop has many beautiful handmade items from local artisans. Clothing, candles, bags, prints, and jewelry -- I wish I could just buy it all.
Completed in 1897 it was dedicated as the city's original Chicago Public Library. This monument was inspired by the neo-classical style of the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893.
The Chicago Cultural Center was the backdrop for several scenes from The Untouchables, including Frank Nitti’s (Billy Drago) dramatic demise at the hand of federal agent Eliot Ness (Kevin Kostner).
I loved the Museum, I wish it had more exhibitions and a bigger facility.
Join us on Saturday, July 14th at 11 am for our Bolero Chicago workshop! If you RSVP, you also get a chance to win 2 VIP tickets to a performance during this year's Chicago Dancing Festival! Read more.
NMMA has been a proud supporter of the LBGTQA community at large, hosting Queer Prom, and a wealth of other Community events, they also have amazing art exhibits, and are largely free!
Learn about money and see more of it in one place. It is very informative and they even give out shredded money!
It’s free! You can also get a free photo next to a million dollars!
Learn a lot of useful and interesting information about money. Very interesting place to visit.
The only one of its kind, this museum shows the inside of the Michigan Ave bridge while tracing the history of the Chicago river from the 17th century to today. Cute, inexpensive, and worth a visit!
Making its debut in 2006, this museum is dedicated to the history of the Chicago River and the city‚'s movable bridges. The museum is located in the southwest tower of the Michigan Avenue Bridge.
Free admission on Sundays!
The staff here were so friendly and informative, they made my visit so memorable. And of course I couldn't resist the gift shop.
Don’t miss the Children’s Museum! Imaginative playscapes include a Viking ship, a log cabin, and a century-old Swedish farmhouse.Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more.
Very nice wedding reception with great food.
What a cool, fun place to visit! Super interactive, and fun for both adults and children! Highly recommended!
A great sensorial experience. Must try
Cool exhibit but kinda pricey. It’s ticketed by time slot so it’s seem super crowded.
A fun museum that is easily missable when in Block 37. It does have surprisingly small floorspace from what you would expect from a museum.
a museum inside a mall? yes!
Great building! A very important cultural institution that honors a community that has contributed so much to Chicago!
Nice place!
Clarke House Museum partners with Glessner House to offer tours Wed-Sun! You get a great deal: combo tour of both houses for $15. Senior and student rates available too. Great houses, great history!
Learn about Chicago's first "Gold Coast." Read more.
Wander to the backyard of the House and walk through the beautiful courtyard that connects to the Clarke House Museum.
Really worth seeing. Great collection of art and fashion pieces. Ill be back to see it again.
James Tissot stands out. What an amazing selection of his work.
Amazing Manets! An over abundance of Tissot, who is not a great artist. Interesting dresses, and a weird room with AstroTurf, bird chirping and park benches. And an eye opening hang of Seurat's Jatte.
Excellent. Everyone should visit.
Beautiful architecture. Lots of history. A must see.
So much history in this area
Excellent museum for anyone who loves American lit! $12 admission was totally worth it! Kind of small, but you’ll be able to fully enjoy each exhibit!
Small but well-thought-out, full of fun interactivity. Bring a notebook because you’re going to want to take notes on the authors and books you learn about!
Small, price higher then I’d prefer, but great interactive elements and middle/high school students would learn so much. MPlease give teachers a larger discount.
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