The Art Gallery of Chicago is one of the three major art galleries in the United States. The museum is very large and has a rich collection of exhibits. It can be called the Museum of Nations. The collection spans from the ancient pottery of ancient Egypt in 3000 BC to the contemporary pop art. Impressionist works here are absolutely colorful stars, the museum contains a large number of famous paintings of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, including from Monet, Renoir, Degas and Van Gogh ( Van Gogh) The masterpieces of many masters, when they see these paintings, can be deeply touched by the colors in the paintings. In addition, I especially liked one of the exhibits here: American Window, the blue glass has colorful paintings on it, it is very dreamy, it looks great. The other 3rd floor contemporary sculpture garden is free to open, where you can enjoy great views of the city and reach the Millennium Park directly from the corridor. Tickets: 23/adult, 17/student or senior (65 years and older), free for children under 14 Monday-Wednesday, Friday-Sunday 10