See the world's most complete and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex fossil (or "Sue" as it's more affectionately known) with your own eyes at Chicago's premier natural history museum. Established in 1893, the stunning architecture alone has the ability to wow visitors even before stepping foot inside the home of over 24 million specimens!
Experience an Egyptian tomb, watch in real time as professionals unearth real fossils in a labratory, and immerse yourself in cultures around the globe. The collections inside are suited for visitors of all ages, with a focus ranging from evolutionary biology, geology, archaeology, and more.
Visitor Information
Opening Hours
Daily, closed Christmas Day 9:00am – 5:00pm, last admission at 4:00 pm
Public Transportation
The closest L station is Roosevelt (Red, Orange and Green lines)
Entrance Fee
Adults - $22 Children - $15 Seniors & Students - $19
