MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
57th Street and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
773.684.1414
msichicago.org

The Museum of Science and Industry, one of the most beloved and visited museums in the world, has origins that are tied to two great World's Fairs and to civic spirit and imagination of Chicago businessman Julius Rosenwald. With the help of other Midwest business leaders, Rosenwald restored and converted the Palace of Fine Arts, the last remaining major structure from the 1893 World's Fair, into a new type of American museum - where visitors could interact with the exhibits, not just view displays and artifacts.

Admission: Adult $13, Child (3-11) $9, Senior $12; Chicago Residents: Adult $12, Child $8.50, Senior $11