10 Museums in Chicago
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10 museums in Chicago: The Rookery Building, The Richard H. Driehaus Museum, Palmer House a Hilton Hotel, and 7 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by letsgo.travelguide.

The Rookery Building
Historical place
4.6
Visit one of Chicago's most historically significant buildings. Admire the beautiful interior design by architects Burnham and Root.

The Richard H. Driehaus Museum
Museum
4.7
Explore a Gilded Age mansion packed with Tiffany lamps and stained glass. The period rooms offer a glimpse into the past.

Palmer House a Hilton Hotel
Hotel
4.2
Experience this Gilded Age hotel from 1873. Marvel at the grand lobby with its gold leaf ceiling, and discover where the brownie was invented.

Frederick C. Robie House
Museum
4.7
Discover Frank Lloyd Wright's prairie style icon from 1909. Admire the low horizontal lines, art glass windows, and built-in furniture.

Glessner House
Museum
4.7
Tour this 1887 H.H. Richardson masterpiece. The fortress-like exterior contrasts with the Arts and Crafts interior featuring William Morris designs.

Chicago Athletic Association - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Resort hotel
4.6
Stay in this gorgeous boutique hotel, originally an elite athletic club. Enjoy the Romanesque Revival architecture, cherry wood staircase, and billiards room.

Charnley-Persky House Museum
Museum
4.7
Tour the only remaining Chicago house designed by Louis Sullivan. See the architectural details and learn about its history.

The Green Mill
Cocktail bar
4.3
Experience live jazz in one of the city's oldest clubs. This historic spot was once a hangout for Al Capone.

Prairie District
Place
Walk this street to see surviving Gilded Age mansions. Don't miss the chance to visit the Clark House Museum, Chicago's oldest house.

Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
Museum
4.7
Visit the original settlement house where Jane Addams helped immigrants. Learn about the history of social work and community support.