This is a great museum mainly because of the wonderful butterfly haven on the 2nd floor and walking trails outside surrounding the museum! They have a release at noon and 2pm indoors on most Thursdays which are also sometimes free admission days as well! Parking in the area is metered, hard time finding free parking and if you do you might have to walk a few blocks. I didn't give 5 stars only because I think overall this small museum (2 floors only) is more geared toward kids. But I highly recommend checking out the butterflies! So many sizes and colors! Beautiful! Lincoln Park zoo and Alfred Lily Pond are also great scenic places to visit and across the street 5 min away.
What reviewers say about Peggy notebaert nature museum
What does Peggy notebaert nature museum do?
The museum features live creatures, taxidermy examples, and educational information about Chicago and Lake Michigan. It is known for its butterfly enclosure and offers butterfly releases into a special room. The facility also includes walking trails and a small play area for children.
Are there any complaints about Peggy notebaert nature museum?
The reviews on file do not mention specific complaints.
What do people say about Peggy notebaert nature museum outside Trustburn?
People outside Trustburn note that the museum is located near Lincoln Park and offers daily ticketed butterfly releases into a heated atrium. Some discussions mention the area's history as a river delta and suggest using public transit or walking for better access.
Post your question publicly — other visitors, and whoever manages this page, can answer. It will be visible on this page.
Want to hear about this company again? Follow it and we’ll email you when a new review appears.
AI-generated from reviews on this page. Verify anything important with the company directly.
I love this place! Such a magical evening for a wedding I attended on Saturday. The vows were outside, the reception was outside on another floor with the backdrop of the city at night time. Every protocol was taken and the staff is just wonderful from the security to all of the servers. Such a beautiful setting for the Nature Museum. I've been there several times before to experience the butterfly exhibit and it was absolutely wonderful! A must for family and kids, but not necessary to have children with you to appreciate it.
Always my child's favorite! Looking forward to the new exhibit opening! Parking is public and free, but not readily available. Street parking not being easily available at certain times is typical for this area. I wish the nature museum had a full service restaurant/cafeteria on site! Before COVID, they had a selection of fresh cold foods and snacks which I think is appropriate and good for the space given!
Brought my granddaughter for a visit. Lots of interesting things to see and do. She loved the butterfly release.
The butterfly garden is amazing ! A lot of information on birds and insects from Chicagoland and the staff is very friendly.If you are going to visit Lincoln Park Zoo,this Nature Museum is also a must visit !!
For butterfly lover, it s a perfect place to spend your day. Here, you can see butterfly of different sizes and colours. Not only butterfly, children can play various mind games and learn ways of clean, renewable electricity generated through visual presentations and recycling through physical learning. There is also a small play area for young ones to have little fun. Not much crowded, but a must visit place for nature lovers.
Very cool museum. Lots of animals and educational information about Chicago and Lake Michigan. The butterfly enclosure was our favorite part.
My family enjoyed our visit to this museum and loved the experience releasing butterflies and interacted with different varieties of butterflies in their haven.
This place is so wonderful for kids and adults. It has live creatures and taxidermy examples. The butterfly room is incredible. They have butterfly release (into a special room) every so often. They are all fancies that you won't see in the United States. I noticed something running through the flora. They are little quail that help keep the beds clean by eating the dead or dying butterflies! Illinois residents get in free!
Questions & Answers
No questions yet — be the first to ask.
Sign in to post
Your text is saved — you'll come right back to post.
Don't have an account? Create one
News & Press
No news yet. This is where the business shares its own updates and press.
Photos
No photos yet. Photos shared by reviewers will show up here.
About Peggy notebaert nature museum
Wonder is in our Nature
- Website
- naturemuseum.org
- [email protected]
- Address
- 2430 north cannon drive
- Categories
- Museums and institutions
