At MUNUC, we are committed to delivering the most enriching educational experience to you and your delegates, both during and outside of conference. As such, we are working to arrange and compile a variety of pre-conference events and opportunities suitable for your group.
As the third largest city in the nation, Chicago is home to various world-class recreational and educational attractions. MUNUC XXI is pleased to announce that we have arranged the following special offers exclusively for you and your delegates:
The Chicago Theatre Tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of an historic building where performers like Julie Andrews, David Copperfield, Dustin Hoffman, Conan O'Brien, and Frank Sinatra have left their autographs on the walls of dressing rooms and corridors. MUNUC XXI has negotiated a special discount for this tour on Wednesday, February 4. Find out more about the Chicago Theatre Tour
We will confirm registrations as they are received. Ticket fees (payable to MUNUC) should be postmarked by Tuesday, November 25. If you have any questions about the event or registration, contact Ms. Ji Won Kim at cco@munuc.org.
Sears Tower Skydeck is Chicago's most visited and highest observatory with spectacular views spanning up to four states and 50 miles long! It also includes interactive, museum-quality exhibits featuring Chicago history and historic characters, as well as multi-language kiosks. MUNUC XXI has negotiated a special discount for a VIP tour of the Skydeck Find out more about the SkyDeck
We will confirm registrations as they are received. Ticket fees (payable to MUNUC) should be postmarked by Tuesday, November 25. If you have any questions about the event or registration, contact Ms. Ji Won Kim at cco@munuc.org.
We will confirm registrations as they are received. If you have any questions about the event or registration, contact Ms. Ji Won Kim at cco@munuc.org
Only a short walk from the Palmer House, The Art Institute of Chicago houses a world-renowned collection of fine art right next to Millennium Park. Throughout the month of February, the Art Institute will be offering free admissions to all visitors. Find out more about the Art Institute
The Chicago Cultural Center, housed in a landmark building just blocks away from the Palmer House, offers diverse programs and exhibitions. The nation's first free-admission municipal cultural center, it is open 7 days a week. Free building tours are also offered each Wednesday at 1:15pm for groups of up to 20 people.
The largest indoor aquarium in the world. Find out more about the Shedd Aquarium.
The oldest planetarium in existence today. Find out more about the Adler Planetarium.
Home of Sue, the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex fossil skeleton currently known. Find out more about the Field Museum.
Explore interests in science, technology, medicine, and engineering. Features a German submarine (U-505) captured during World War II, and a NASA space capsule used on the Apollo 8 mission. Find out more about the Museum of Science and Industry.
As a part of the Universtiy of Chicago, The Oriental Institute is an interntaionally recognized pioneer in te archaeology, philology, and history of early Near Eastern civilizations. Find out more about the Oriental Institute.
Explore Chicago's rich history. Find out more about the Chicago History Museum.
Chicago Studies highlights and creates opportunities for students in the College to engage academically and experientially with the city of Chicago. Find out more about Chicago Studies at the University of Chicago.
Home of the Chicago Bears! Find out more about Soldier Field.
For more information about these events, or about visiting Chicago, please contact Ms. Ji Won Kim, our Chief Communications Officer, at cco@munuc.org