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- Jonathan FerreraLuglio 7, 2015A seemingly underrated museum since it does not target a wide audience like the Shedd, Field, or Art Institute. However, this is a must-visit for everyone, not just Chicago-lovers.Votato positivo Nov 7, 2024
- Jon-Paul LeducMarzo 14, 2014Don't skip out on cafe. It is one of the best museum restaurants I have been to. Amazing gourmet burgers.
- AnaKarla AlbisuaAprile 21, 2019The best way to get to know a city is by going to the city’s museum and this one is so good, in terms of exhibits, how the information is presented, etc. My love for Chicago grew thanks to it
- MichelleSettembre 2, 2012Great concise overview of Chicago's history! Perfect for introducing kids to history museums (it's relatively interactive) and for those of us that want to get a feel for our new city :)
- Stefanie KressatyGennaio 26, 2018Thoroughly satisfying and engaging. The docents are knowledgeable and approachable and the exhibits are not just interesting but relevant. Must-See for history buffs!
- Edwin ValentiGennaio 8, 2020Chicago is a great city, and this museum will tell you more about the great history. Relative small museum, easy to combine with a visit to the nearby Chicago Zoo.
- Roberto KuriDicembre 18, 2018Muy buen museo te habla un poco del inicio de La Ciudad de Chicago después del gran incendio y de los comienzos del blues y de cómo se fue actualizando la tecnología muy recomendable
- C ReyGennaio 5, 2016All things Chicago in this clean and well organized place. Be sure to check out the World's Fair of 1893 and 1933. Both have fascinating artifacts. The gift shop is legit too.
- Rebecca RodriguezMaggio 28, 2014If you park in the lot get your ticket validated by the museum. You will only be charged $9 for parking, instead of $15, $20 or $28. You can stay in the lot all day, ticket is good until midnight.
- Rachel CLuglio 30, 2017Super informative and a good first stop for tourists! However, staff is not amazingly friendly and the exhibit layouts are somewhat confusing. However, the Vivian Maier exhibit is beautiful.
- Catriona HunterNovembre 21, 2013The section on the history of the city is really interesting. They have some objects that survived the Great Fire (well, survived is a relative term)
- James CAgosto 19, 2014Really nice museum spacious and informative. Look for the Groupon. Totally worth it.
- Chicago HistoryGiugno 11, 2012We are no longer free every Monday, but Illinois residents can still enjoy free admission on specified days. See the schedule http://www.chicagohistory.org/planavisit/index/visitorinformation/#tickets
- Samantha KuhnSettembre 25, 2013DePaul students get in for free. Soak in the vast history of Chicago and enjoy the rotating exhibits on the second floor.
- Michelin Travel & LifestyleAgosto 2, 2011Sensing Chicago, the children’s gallery at the Chicago History Museum, invites kids to experience the city with all their senses. Perfect for kids of all ages! -- Green Guide Editor
- Samantha RangelGennaio 27, 2015DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE A HOT DOG. Also, make sure you cop the souvenir penny documenting your said hot dog experience.
- Adam SegerGennaio 31, 2014Leaning all about my city Chicago - the birthplace of House Music from the DJ's who started the movement 30 years ago
- The permanent exhibit is a great encapsulation of how this city was made.
- Fantastic museum for the Chicago history buff like me! Go check out the store, it has some pretty cool stuff in it!
- Niklas WeinsSettembre 20, 2012Don't miss the 'neighborhood' movie and the Vivian Maier photo exhibit. I think they are the best part of the museum :)
- Joseph B.Ottobre 17, 2014The temporary exhibits can be hit or miss, but the permanent stuff easily warrants at least one visit.
- Ash FSMaggio 29, 2012This is possibly my favorite museum in Chicago. Deeply connected, relevant, and friendly to student researchers.
- Simon & Schuster ManagerAgosto 24, 2011Museum overflowing with artifacts from Chicago’s bygone eras. Dominic Smith spent many hours here researching his historical novel BRIGHT AND DISTANT SHORES http://bit.ly/oM5tmC
- HISTORYAprile 7, 2010The Museum’s permanent exhibition, Chicago: Crossroads of America, explores the city’s economy, crises, innovation, neighborhoods & entertainment. Features include Abraham Lincoln’s death bed.
- Michele DoyleOttobre 22, 2012The best event at the museum is their History Pub Crawls...a must sign up tour!!!
- Aimee AimeeNovembre 3, 2013Lincoln's deathbed from the Petersen Boardinghouse is here. That alone is worth the price of admission.
- Make a Chicago e-postcard in the kids area and send it to your friends (even local ones). This area of the museum is fun for children and adults alike.
- DoraGiugno 30, 2010In the Konen Family Children's Gallery, kids can use their five senses to explore Chicago. Our favorite: “Becoming a Chicago-style hot dog.”Powered by ParentsConnect.com. Leggi tutto
- Richard BERNHARD-HUGHESMaggio 12, 2010There is a new exhibit exploring the history of one most vibrant and interesting Chicago neighbourhoods-Lincoln Park. Definitley going there soon to see it ! Leggi tutto
- Mona ChitaNovembre 16, 2011La cafetería del museo (North & Clark Cafe) es un lugar perfecto para descansar un poco
- Dawn BertucaGennaio 10, 2010Every Chicagoan should visit. User-friendly, interesting, very visual exhibits. Kids can make themselves into a Chicago-style hot dog!
- Krystal LaFontaineLuglio 15, 2014Start on the first floor. Wish there was more to the Lincoln area...
- Out in Chicago won an honorary mention award from the national association for public history.