Chicago · MUSEUMS
On a February afternoon a museum is not a fallback here, it is the plan. The 15 below cover the Field, the science halls, the art collections and the smaller oddities, with entry prices and which tickets skip the line.
Explore Chicago’s Medieval Torture Museum with realistic displays, an audio guide, hands-on exhibits, and a ghost-hunting app.
“What a unique museum in the city of Chicago. Fun yet gruesome experience. Thanks for a great adventure.”
Review the Field Museum in Chicago, with Sue, Maximo, ancient cultures, ticket options, VIP access, crowds, and practical planning tips.
“Our early morning tour with Callisto was worth every penny! We enjoyed the most popular exhibits of the museum all by ourselves and our guide happily answered all of our questions. Highly recommended!”
See SUE, Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs, jade, and 13,000 years of human history at Chicago’s Field Museum with flexible admission.
“It was a beautiful experience. The museum is chock full of collection of different topics. You have to soak up them.”
Review the Museum of Ice Cream Chicago, with unlimited tastings, 14 playful installations, mini golf, cocktails, and the famous sprinkle pool.
“Such an amazing place! We had lots of fun. Me and my husband went and had a great time it felt like we were kids again!”
Review of Chicago’s 2-hour lakefront Segway tour, with museum views, skyline stops, guide tips, pricing, access details, and who should book.
“Our guide was Micheal, and he was so fun to have as our guide. He was patient and that was great considering it was our first time riding. I would definately do it again! We went on a quiet Monday, there were not alot of crowds at 10am on a Monday morning, This was a plus!”
Review of Chicago’s Museum of Ice Cream, with 14 interactive installations, unlimited treats, a sprinkle pool, mini golf, and practical booking tips.
“c'est sympa pour des enfants en bas age , mais c'est assez cher comparé à la prestation proposée”
Explore Chicago’s Griffin Museum with hands-on science, the U-505 submarine, Apollo 8, weather experiments, and optional Spider-Man exhibition access.
“Amazing! There was so much to see and do. We spent hours looking around.”
See Buckingham Fountain, Soldier Field, and Chicago’s lakefront on a small-group Segway tour with training and skyline views.
“This is a great tour filled with beautiful sites and fun Chicago facts. Our family of 5 had a great time with Jeremy, our tour guide. Our kids are 12-17 years old and this was the perfect way to see lots of Chicago sites that they would not have wanted to walk that distance to see. We learned so much from Jeremy and had a great time. It was well worth the money and time. Jeremy was an excellent tour guide.”
Glide past Buckingham Fountain, Grant Park, museums, and Lake Michigan on a small-group Chicago Segway tour with a trained guide.
“Jeremy is a great professionnal He makes us discover Chicago with a good remenber Ask to be with Jeremy”
Explore Chicago’s Field Museum with SUE the T. rex, mummies, dinosaurs, gems, and special exhibits on an all-access day pass.
“I opted for a guide but was not assigned to one so I definitely recommend asking for one first thing because there is a lot of information to take in. But still easy to navigate through without one & just using the map.”
Test your senses at Chicago’s Museum of Illusions, with 60+ interactive exhibits, clever photo ops, and puzzles for all ages.
“It was great i came at ten and nobody was here. So the guide took my photo since i was traveling solo.”
Explore American writing through interactive exhibits, typewriters, Chicago authors, and family-friendly galleries at this flexible-entry museum.
“This is a wonderful museum that I feel is often overlooked by tourists. It was a pleasure getting to learn more about my favourite American authors. The staff were passionate, helpful, and informative. I very much enjoyed the Writing Queer tour given by one of the staff members. The Dark Testament exhibition on black writers and their fight against racial injustice during the 1800-1900s was the best part, in my opinion.”
Review the $22 MCA Chicago admission ticket, with practical advice on exhibits, visit length, value, transit, and who will enjoy it most.
“Museum was amazing but buy the tickets there. Attended during the height of summer season and there was no line. Tickets twice as much purchased on viator.”
Explore American literature through interactive exhibits, historic typewriters, Chicago writers, immigrant voices, and a $16 museum ticket.
“This visual and tactile experience was definitely worth the price of admission! The typewriters were vintage and provided a unique look into how writers used to compose their stories. Also - I bought a repurposed journal that was put to use immediately.”
Explore 33 exhibits at Volo Auto Museum, from Batmobiles and muscle cars to trains, military displays, and Americana on a 35-acre farm.
“You could literally spend hours and hours here! My son has a fascination with cars. So I brought him for his 12th birthday. We enjoyed looking at the different types of cars from classic cars to cars that were in movies. There is a restaurant on-site for hot dogs, pizza, nachos, etc, just in case you get hungry. It's a self-guided tour and you only need to follow the arrows to the next building. My husband has a car collection. I would LOVE for him to go next time.”
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