| Brookfield Zoo |
Located in Brookfield, the zoo stretches at 216-acre beautiful landscape featuring more than 2000 animals. The zoo uses natural barriers instead of steel cages. The credit of US first Giant Panda exhibit goes to Brookfield zoo. In addition, Brookfield Zoo features all sorts of dining options and gift shops. |
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| Millennium Park |
Situated at Downtown Chicago, spend your entire day at this worthy creation of all the time and sing praises as it makes Chicago America’s greatest city. The park is always free and run from 6AM to 11PM. |
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| John G Shedd Aquarium |
| It is one of the largest indoor aquariums at Museum Campus featuring more than 8000 marine animals embodying over 700 species from all over the globe. Shedd also offers Habitat Chats for visitors to learn about the aquatic world and its inhabitants in an informal setting. You can also visit the gift shop for souvenirs, jewelry, home decor and more. |
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| Chicago Children’s Museum |
A perfect place where diverse cultures come alive with fun for kids. Located on historic Navy Pier, the museum provides interactive activities and innovative educational curriculum through various easy programs. The museum also hosts a range of traveling exhibits and special performances throughout the year.
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| Adlen Planetarium |
Adlen Planetarium: Located at Chicago’s Museum Campus, the Adlen Planetarium displays over 35000 square feet of exhibits. It is the only museum in the world, incorporates with two full size planetariums. The planetarium offers a way to explore the hidden scenes of universe, collection antique astronomical instruments and rare books. |
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| Museum of Science & Industry |
Housed in the only remaining building from the 1893 World’s Fair, MSI is a Chicago must-see! You’ll experience 14 acres of hands-on exhibits and have the chance to stand before a 40-foot tornado; climb aboard a World War II German submarine; take a run in a human-sized hamster wheel; board transmit your pulse to a 13-foot, 3-D, beating heart; and much more! |
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| Chicago Botanic Garden |
It is one of the best attractions for nature lovers in the city. This beautiful designed garden beautified with over 2 million plants in 23 gardens that show up variety of gorgeous setting. Three native gardens display the most endangered flora of the Illinois. You can also enjoy the Grand Tram Tour to get an overview of all areas. |
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| Museum of Contemporary Art |
The museum is dedicated to display the world’s finest art created since 1945. Located in a new building near the historic Water Tower in the heart of downtown Chicago, the Museum boasts a gift store, bookstore, 300-seat Theater, and a terraced sculpture garden with a great view of Lake Michigan. |
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| Field Museum |
Established in 1893 at Chicago Museum Campus with an aim – to gather and publicize the knowledge and the preservation of antique illustrating arts, history, archeology and science. The museum’s permanent exhibits include African culture, sea mammals, gems, birds’ habitats, Native American cultures and more. Don’t forget to click the best preserved – Tyrannosaurus Rex. |
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| Lincoln Park Zoo |
Established in 1868, it is not only the oldest but also the most modern zoological garden in nation. Offering free admission, the zoo is open throughout the year. Enjoy the LPZOO Express train ride, paddleboat and swan boat rides, SBC Endangered Species Carousel ride, and the 4-D Virtual Safari simulator and a Safari Audio Tour. |
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