About this site
High-value visitor attraction in Chicago, selected to close a geographic coverage gap.
Why it made the universeGeographic-hole milestone closure to 400
Museums
Field Museum
Chicago · Illinois · United States
USANo ticket recorded41.8663° N · 87.6170° WMuseum / Major Attraction
Visit today
- Opening hours
- Current official date-specific schedule applies; verify before travel.
- Last entry
- Check official schedule; arrive before final admission.
- Time to allow
- Allow approximately 1.5–4 hours depending on exhibitions and site.
Tickets & entry
- Tickets
- Use official visitor page for current admission/booking requirements.
- Price
- Current official admission/free-entry rules apply.
Getting there
- Public transport
- Use official visitor guidance for current transit access.
- Parking
- Use official visitor guidance; parking may be limited or paid.
- Accessibility
- Official accessibility services are available; verify site-specific historic-building limitations where applicable.
Know before you go
- Bags
- Security/bag rules apply; travel light.
- House rules
- Check official notices for closures, timed entry, events and seasonal changes.
On site
- Food & drink
- On-site or nearby dining available.
Record status
- Selection
- EXPANSION_ADDED
- Video research
- EXACT-MATCH VERIFIED — CARD READY
Videos & visitor guides
Official attraction videos appear first when verified, followed by exact-match informational travel guides.
Map & location
1400 South DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60605, United States
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High-value visitor attraction in Chicago, selected to fill a priority geographic coverage gap.