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Visiting this weekend - help please!
Hi - My husband, 17 month old and I will be in Chicago Friday-Monday. We're going to a Cubs game on Sunday and I'm trying to figure out the best plan for Sunday. We're thinking either the aquarium or field museum - which one is better? Is it feasible to think we might make it to both in one day? Also, I'd appreciate any restaurant suggestions (including breakfast) in the Congress & Michigan area, as well as your opinion on whether Navy Pier and Millenium Park are worth a visit. TIA!
Re: Visiting this weekend - help please!
I think you could do both the aquarium and the Field Museum in one day, but it really depends on how much time you want to spend at each. You probably wouldn't be able to get through the bulk of both. I think that if I had to choose one (considering you have a 17-month-old), I'd probably pick the aquarium. However, it's not that much different from other aquariums if you've been to others. The Field Museum is probably a bit more unique.
I'd say Millenium Park and Navy Pier are both worth a visit. I recommend an architectural boat tour from Navie Pier if you like that kind of thing.
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i have a list of my favorite restaurants in my bio... maybe that will help? not all are kid friendly, though.
i would recommend the aquarium over the field museum, but only if the big tank is full. if its empty like PP said, go for the field museum.
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