Muzeum Historii Naturalnej w Chicago

The Chicago Museum of Natural History is one of the largest and most impressive natural history museums in the world.

Its gem is the nearly complete skeleton of a Titanosaurus named Sue - the most famous exhibit drawing crowds of visitors.

The museum boasts extensive collections in the fields of anthropology, zoology, paleontology and archaeology, including exhibits from Egypt, the Pacific Islands and the ancient Americas.

The Grainger Hall of Gems is resplendent with more than 600 precious stones, and interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations make a visit fascinating for people of all ages.