Museums
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Adler Planetarium
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Chicago’s Adler Planetarium is great place to take the kids during the day, but admittedly a little on the pricey side. However the spectacular view of the skyline is an absolute must-see, particularly for out-of-towners. The...
Reviewed by: Nikki
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Chicago History Museum
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Located near the North Side, the Chicago History Museum is hands-down one of the most interesting and enjoyable museums in Chicago. With two floors full of interactive videos, tours, and engaging exhibits, the Chicago History Museum is perfect for...
Reviewed by: Nikki
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Field Museum
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The Field Museum of Chicago with its great collections, it's one of the more interesting places to visit to Chicago.
Reviewed by: Editorial Staff
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Museum of Contemporary Art
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Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art houses a museum, a cafeteria, a learning center and an impressive gift store. The gift store is two stories and is a great place to find a unique gift or a great coffee table book....
Reviewed by: Nikki
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Museum of Contemporary Photography
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Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Photography, located in the South Loop neighborhood, is a small venue featuring a wide array of work from a variety of contemporary photographers. The space is small, but they utilize it well. The...
Reviewed by: Nikki
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Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
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The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, with its butterfly haven and many educational exhibits, is the perfect place to take kids. Adults with an interest in the natural worlds will also find the museum a pleasant place to spend an...
Reviewed by: Nikki
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The Art Institute of Chicago
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The institute contains works from classic and contemporary art. Its collection comprises: the greco-roman antiquities, Chinese and Japanese art, Indian art, pieces form central America, painting and European sculpture of the Middle Age.
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