They have a wonderful selection that is part of their normal collection...call ahead and see if they have any special shows because this place is so big you need a plan if you don't want to stay all day! Be careful having any glass items shipped from the gift shop. I sent glassware and they were not individually wrapped. I... More

This is one of the best art museums in the world. Their Impressionist Collection alone is worth the trip. The variety and scope of their many galleries is overwhelming and breathtaking. No way you can see it all in a day but there is enough good stuff to keep you coming back. Located in the heart of the city on... More

We are not seasoned in art gallery critique - but found the collections fantastic. An enjoyable afternoon - well worth the 23 dollars each..

I love the Chicago Art Institute. Every time I am in Chicago I try to make a stop to look at the collections. This trip I spent the entire day wandering around the galleries while my husband went to a Cub game! What a great day to take a long time looking at the Impressions collection, the American Folk Art,... More

the Art Institute of Chicago spread over 3 levels just ahead of Millennium Park on the Michigan Avenue in Chicago gives a splendid display of worlds best art exhibits in different fields. One can enjoy the Europe art collection, Asian heritage, African art splendors while witnessing the native American history. For a nominal entry fee of $18-20 , one gets... More

Visited special exhibit Picasso and Chicago. Got the audio and enjoyed the layout of the museum. Wonderful collection of impressionist paintings. Even on a crowded day, this museum is easy to get around.

some of the art I have seen in books and always dreamed of seeing up close and personal! fabulous building and even more fabulous content!

Huge, broad collection from around the globe from antiquity to modern, well presented. Even husband found things to like.

The AIC is always a must see when we visit Chicago. It has some of my favorite paintings by Seurat, Monet, Van Gogh, Edward Hopper and Homer Winslow. I also love the Chagall windows. It has a nice rooftop cafe, and several gift shops, where the prices are pretty reasonable. There is alot to see, you can spend as much... More