Museo della Scienza e dell'Industria dei Grifoni
Descrizione
Ospitato nell'unico edificio rimasto dell'Esposizione Universale del 1893, il Griffin MSI è una tappa imperdibile a Chicago. Visitando il più grande museo scientifico dell'emisfero occidentale, sperimenterai un tornado di 40 piedi, salirai a bordo di un sottomarino Tedesco della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, farai una corsa su una ruota di criceto a dimensioni umane, scenderai in una miniera di carbone dell'Illinois, salirai a bordo di un 727 appeso al soffitto e molto altro ancora! Griffin MSI non è un posto dove si cammina tranquillamente e si osserva. Ci si lascia coinvolgere nel divertimento – e si impara – facendo. A pochi chilometri dal centro con comodo parcheggio sotterraneo. I bambini di età inferiore ai tre anni ricevono l'ingresso gratuito al Museo.
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Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I trasporti sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Tutte le aree e le superfici sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(52)
Amazing experience! So much to see and interacting activities. Very educational as well, Anne Frank was very telling. The submarine was cool to see. The blue paradox was amazing and my favorite! The vortex is cool to see. BASICALLY EVERYTHING IS COOL! That’s my highlight.
The Tazewell and Anne Frank exhibitions were phenomenal! Neither should be missed. I just wish that the Tazewell exhibit had been given a more prominent place in the museum.
As a science girly, this science is massive! So many interactive activities and fun things to do with adult friends or the kiddos.
We went to the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry specifically to see the Anne Frank exhibit. It was okay, but I wouldn’t say it was a must-see. I didn’t really learn anything new, and it was crowded enough that it could be difficult—and a little frustrating—to actually take your time with the exhibits. The guided portion of the tour was definitely the best part. One thing I didn’t love was having to purchase general admission to the museum in addition to the Anne Frank exhibit. We’re from the Chicago area and have been to Science and Industry many times, so we’ve already seen most of the museum and weren’t really interested in paying for general admission again. Overall, I’m glad we saw the exhibit, and the guided tour was worthwhile, but I thought the experience as a whole was just okay rather than great.
This museum was wonderful. We were lucky to see the Anne Frank exhibit. We definitely want to come back because there is so much more to see.
We loved every minute of our visit! Very clean & well organized museum, helpful staff and has something for everyone. Our only regret is not having enough time to enjoy all of the exhibits. Give yourself 3-4 hours
We loved this visually beautiful museum. The U505 exhibit is astounding. You need at least 5 hours to get through it. Pay close attention to hours of operation as they change with little notice.
Fantastic tour guides! We did the coal mine & u505 tours and both were great! Highly recommend!
The museum was huge. We went for the Spider-Man exhibit and saw lots of other things that were thought provoking as well.
We had an amazing time at the Griffin Museum! There is so much to see and do with just general admission that kids will stayed entertained all day. We also paid extra for the Spider-Man exhibit and it was definitely worth it. The spidermen store didn't really have much available though
