Chicago · United States
Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History Ticket
Supplier details reviewed by 4Vacations · Updated July 26, 2026
Why travelers choose it
- Discover the world-renowned nature and culture exhibits of the Field Museum of Natural History
- Get into an Ancient Egyptian tomb and learn about mummification and death rituals
- Meet face-to-face with the largest predator that ever walked on Earth, SUE the Tyrannosaurus rex
- Follow billions of years of evolution to see the 3.2-million-year-old Lucy, the oldest human fossil
- Feel like on a wildlife-watching expedition walking along the Nature Walk amidst detailed dioramas
About this experience
Explore one of Chicago's most popular museums offering an insight into the world of scientific discovery!
Established in 1894, the Field Museum of Natural History holds over 35 world-renowned natural exhibitions. It's a great place to visit for all ages!
Start your journey by saying "hi" to Máximo the Titanosaur, the largest dinosaur ever discovered, and to the magnificent African elephants. See giants like polar bears and dangerous man-eaters Tsavo lions through finely elaborated dioramas, as you stroll along the Nature Walk.
Then, you will get inside the Ancient Egyptian tomb and see 4,000-year-old mummies and sarcophagi that secure incredible history!
On the Upper Level, you will marvel at sparkling gemstones and mysterious meteorites. Follow the steps of evolution, from bacteria to humans, at Evolving Planet exhibit. Another iconic giant will give you a "smile" here – SUE the T.rex, one of the world’s most perilous predators.
Note!
Last admission: 1 hour before closing