Chicago Children's Museum

The Children's Museum is one of the many museums in Chicago for children indoor museums, many content can be selected for interaction, this American children's courage and interactive style are very active, very interesting place.

Most importantly: the museum's target audience is a family with (2-12 year old) children. The exhibits are vivid and interesting. We go to the Children's Museum because the Children's Museum often has more interactive exhibits than the standard Natural History/Science Museum. It wasn’t as fun as we had, but we attended an architectural exhibition, started creating a skyscraper, and experienced blasting! We felt it was a great place for kids to explore and learn. More cities need museums like this!

The Chicago Children's Museum is located at the Navy Pier in Chicago and is a place for children to grow their knowledge and play. Tickets are required to enter. Because adults who do not bring children are not welcome to enter, we just turned around the museum. See the museum introduction, the exhibition inside is very rich, there are many programs for children to interact. The children's museum is different from the children's amusement park, where children can learn a lot, some similar to China's science and technology museum.

A museum full of childishness, but also a place to teach and enjoy, popularizing a lot of scientific knowledge

My 6 and 9 year olds had a great time. My husband and I enjoyed it too. There are different activities you can interact with others: fire departments (faking a firefighter), construction workers (building your own project), supermarkets, rock climbing tunnels, dinosaur excavations, water cruises, and more. There is also a great lake view.