Chicago, Illinois: National Hellenic Museum

In Chicago's Greektown section, a new Greek culture and history museum that features a Cyclops Cave and a 12-ft. tall Trojan Horse.

Address:: 333 South Halsted St., Chicago, IL
Directions:: Northeast corner of Halsted St. and Van Buren St.
Hours:: Sa-Su 11 am - 5 pm, W-F 10 am - 5 pm, Tu 10 am - 8 pm. (Call to verify)
Phone:: 312-655-1234

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National Hellenic Museum

This new museum just opened December 10th. According to their website, they have a 12 foot Trojan horse you can climb into. [Laird Carter, 12/19/2011]

[RA: In Greektown! The kids section seems to offer some ancient Greek amusements: "climb into a 12-foot tall Trojan Horse, journey into a Cyclops Cave and then a karaoke cave to sing like a Siren."]

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May 25, 2012