A Guide for What to Do in Hyde Park, Chicago | Condé Nast Traveler
"The Museum of Science and Industry, which houses the largest science center in the Western Hemisphere, is one of the few remaining edifices from the 1893 World's Fair. It’s a veritable temple to science, and explores our inner child’s curiosities around how things work: a bicycle, pinball machines, tornados, farms, outer space exploration, and a whole lot more. For a breath of fresh air, walk around to the south side of the building, past the caryatids, and find the lagoon; or walk northeast, where a path under US-41 leads to Lake Michigan."
