Throughout Chicago, warmer spring weather breathes new life to the city’s already incredible attractions. Museums like the Art Institute of Chicago and The Field Museum offer world-class cultural experiences, while the Shedd Aquarium lets you get breathtakingly close to marine animals.
At the Art Institute of Chicago Delve into Picasso’s dynamic and revelatory prints in Picasso: Drawing from Life, rediscover your wonder in Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan, and unravel global traditions of textiles in Threaded Visions: Contemporary Weavings from the Collection. With daily tours, art making for all ages, and delicious dining options, there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy. Kids under 14 and Chicago teens under 18 always visit the museum for free.
The Museum of Science and Industry also offers an up-close look at extraordinary wonders with exhibits like the U-505 Submarine, United’s Boeing 727 Airplane, the Henry Crown Space Center and Colleen Moore’s Fairy Castle.
Stroll down Chicago’s famous Magnificent Mile to spend the day getting lost in kid-friendly stores such as American Girl Place and The LEGO Store. More fun awaits at historic Navy Pier, the iconic lakefront destination where the family can see Chicago from new heights on the Centennial Wheel, which offers incredible 360-degree views of the lake and skyline.
Everyone in the family will also love exploring outdoor attractions like the Lincoln Park Zoo and Maggie Daley Park, or getting an up-close look at Chicago’s legendary architecture with Wendella’s Signature Lake & River Tour or Chicago’s First Lady Cruises. There are so many options to dine and play, making Chicago the perfect place for a spring break staycation.
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