Chicago is home to a wide array of museums, from revered institutions like the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago to those dedicated to specific subjects such as sports and photography.
One of the city’s most recognizable attractions recently earned worldwide recognition.
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry has been named one of the 27 Best Museums in the World for Art, History, and Cultural Wonders by Travel + Leisure, a popular travel magazine.
Considered one of the largest science museums in the world, the museum’s mission is to bridge education and innovation, “delivering hands-on exhibits and outreach programs that break barriers and engage future thinkers of all ages.”
The publication praised the museum for its broad range of exhibits, noting covers a wide range of sciences, including design, energy, manufacturing and technology.
“No matter your specific area of interest, you’ll find an exhibit that speaks to you,” Travel + Leisure said.
More information about the museum’s history, current exhibitions and how to purchased tickets can be found on its website.
