They place is huge very empty. I wish I wouldve seen old Greek ruins or something along the area. Parking we used some pizza joint in the corner. Some pieces were very interesting. Pictures below. Is what I found interesting.

They could have provided more contents and objects in the permanent part of the museum for this fee. Sort of basics of Greek culture and their influence in the world are needed. The gallery was beautiful and well-presented though. The best part was the rooftop view.

The 1st Greek Museum Outside of Greece.Small and with no parking but I have to give credit to the people that made their inspiration a reality and built it. The museum guide, Dimitra, is very knowledgeable and kept the students interest going. The presentation was interactive and in-depth.The two top floors are great and worth visiting while the 1st floor changes themes but not as often. It is also used for other events.The gift shop has many items and books to buy but none in the Greek language.

Small museum that can be done in a matter of 2 hours that avoids standing/walking for hours on end. Exhibits constantly rotating (check website to see what exhibits are on display). Plenty of places to sit throughout the museum and there are several Greek restaurants within walking distance of the museum to eat afterwards.

Overall, pretty boring compared to how interesting Greek history can be. They could have had more tying the Greek development of democracy to our American revolution against monarchy, showing how that influence from the ages shaped America. More of the Greek revolution for independence and nationhood would have been nice as well. There was some about it but they have plenty of space for more interesting details, and its too beautiful of a story not to tell.The only part I really liked was their library of Greek books and books on Greek-American life. Some books were obviously very fine and rare antique editions from the 1800s.

Went to the museum on Saturday afternoon 11/16/19 and the doors were locked. Drove in from the suburbs to join our son who had to do a college history project but all the doors were locked, there were people inside and when we called no answer. So we had great food at Greek Isles instead.

Find many Greek events, exhibits and connections! Then visit Greek Islands restaurant for a taste of Greece!

A great reminder of our heritage and so glad they are here. Espousing all things derivative from the ancient heritage of democracy and freedom applicable to todays social and cultural issues with topical speakers and other events, Greek or not. All are welcome and a beautiful facility able to host parties and other private events. Ive been a part of both sides and had great experiences all around.

Nice small museum in Greek town. There are 3 floors. The 1st floor has a store and a small exhibition on the migrants arriving by boats on Greek territory with pictures of camps. Second floor shows the work of a Greek immigrant artist and was very beautiful. Third floor explains the war of Independence and the departure of many Greeks to the United States. This exhibition was interesting but sometimes a bit confusing.

Beautiful museum and great location in the heart of Greektown. However, the exhibits arent in any set order and there isnt a good feel for greek history. I would recommend they may add guided tours to help the holes in their exhibits!

Good to spend time on weekend. Nice stuff, a lot to see

We went to see the George Kokines retrospective, in the second floor gallery space. It was very well presented, with lots of great details about his work.

Beautiful place. Still in the works. When done it should be terrific.

A Greek museum in Chicago exhibiting the accomplishments of Med Global.

Super interesting museum on Greek history. Right next to UIC.

If youve ever been curious about Greece this is the place to go. The gift shop has beautiful items. And the different floors provide an understanding of the Greeks through history. Fair geology of the islands is even discussed.

Beautiful facility. The Greeks in America exhibit on the third floor is excellent. Id recommend asking the staff on the best order to see the exhibits as we got a bit confused on the order.

Wow! We took our 5th and 6th graders on a field trip and the program was amazing! The kids analyzed mock artifacts and made ancient Greek toys.

Great learning experience.

This was a really interesting museum! Relatively new, and full of information, not only on ancient Greece, but also more modern Greece history, and Greek-American immigration. A bunch of nifty art as well. Much enjoyed!

Great location with beautiful views of the East/South & West. Extremely friendly staff. Wonderful Greek History. Definitely worth checking out.

It is a beautiful museum. It has 3 floors and each one tells a story of its own. The first floor has amazing artwork from Anthony Quinn. The second floor contains a lot of artifacts. The third floor contains stories and items from immigrants. It is very well planned out and is one of the most unique buildings in town. It is a hidden gem

Modern building housing a well funded institute, but exhibitions can be more informative and the space can be utilized better

Sweet! Small museum located in Greek Town section of Chicago. Enjoyed the exhibits and learning more about the culture. Friendly and helpful staff.

Nice if you are Greek but Im not so very boring to me but great knowledge if youre Greek.

Small but interesting. Features a good collection of Greek heritage aroung the country. It a collection of photos but its stories under each photo that makes the visit interesting. Love the museum shop. A little bit expensive but has high quality souvenirs or Greek authentic products.

Very interesting. The displays are well laid out and the rooms are contemporary and inviting.

A fantastic educator and resource for the Greek language and culture

Staff not very helpful. Seem to be indulged with their computers at the front desk. The Place has some interesting exhibitions about Greece and its terrain and people. However I found the museum very boring, ten bucks to get in, and nothing about it has any kind of interaction with the public. Great place to nap because it is so quiet. Save your money and buy a gyros.

Wonderful museum for all interested in Greece, beautiful building, helpful staff and worth the annual fee to join.

Lots of informative exhibits and interesting history

This is a lovely museum which likely meant more to us because we have visited Greece. It added another layer of knowledge about the people and the country.

Informative

Love everything about it. Kids always have a great time.

Quite a spacious space located in the heart of Greektown...very architectural space to it. Large windows. All white décor. There are 2 floors to this museum, I believe. Looks so unassuming on the outside but when you walk in, you are in for a pleasant surprise as to how beautiful it is inside.

Beautiful building with great potentail.

Beautiful place for parties

Nice modern building architecture, not much of a museum

Only one of its kind in the U.S. - wonderful experience!

Ausome

Great slice of Greek history in Chicago

I love the exhibits here and it was very informative!

Good

Clean museum with three floors and a rooftop. But nothing really there. Not too interesting and was empty when I went. Only visited as it was in my way out of Chicago and had time to spare.

Small but good!

Very nice

Best place i ever been

Rooftop is good

Nice place!

Interesting

Public should make an effort and visit .All ways some thing new

Great