Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Established in 1982, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum is tucked in the neighborhood of Pilsen in Chicago, Illinois. This landmark is said to be America’s biggest cultural institution that focuses on Latino arts. It features a wide array of collections, including those that represent the Chicano and Mexican cultures. This museum has a permanent display called “Mexicanidad,” which exhibits the Mexican culture and arts in five phases. Other exhibits and events also take place in this museum, including the “Day of the Dead” display every October.

The Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum is just one of the many attractions in Chicago and neighboring areas such as Cicero and Oak Park. The Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum is another important tourist destination given its designation as a U.S National Historic Landmark. The Art Institute of Chicago is also a cultural spot known for its unique exhibitions. This landmark is just a short distance from Holiday Inn & Suites Chicago – Downtown, a cozy property near a subway station. Another modern yet homey accommodation option is Hotel Essex Chicago. Its well-appointed rooms have a private balcony where guests can revel in the view of the bustling city. Lincoln Park Zoo and Millennium Park are just nearby. Located close to these landmarks is the Club Quarters Hotel, which has its restaurant and a pub. Restaurants and shops are also nearby for guests who want to explore other options.