
Steps away from the hustle of Michigan Avenue, the Driehaus Museum immerses visitors in the culturally and historically significant setting of one of the grandest residential buildings of 19th-century Chicago, the Samuel M. Nickerson House.
The Museum offers a range of ways to experience and explore the Nickerson House. Public and private tours are available Tuesday through Saturday. Select from a variety of tour options by clicking on the Tours link on the right.
Closed: Sundays, Mondays, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, December 26th, New Year's Day
50 East Erie Street
Chicago, Illinois
312 932 8665
Exit Lake Shore Drive at Michigan Avenue
Turn right at East Huron Street
Turn left at North Wabash Avenue
Turn left at East Erie Street
Exit Lake Shore Drive at Randolph Street
Turn right on State Street
Turn right at East Erie Street
Exit the airport heading south (toward Chicago)
Continue on I-190 East
Take the exit onto I-90 East
Take exit 50B toward 600 N/Ohio St East
Merge onto West Ohio Street
Turn left at North State Street
Turn right at East Erie Street
Take exit 50B toward 600 N/Ohio St East
Merge onto West Ohio Street
Turn left at North State Street
Turn right at East Erie Street
Take the Kennedy Expy/I-94 West/I-90 West exit (towards Wisconsin)
Take exit 50B toward 600 N/Ohio Street East
Merge onto West Ohio Street
Turn left at North State Street
Turn right at East Erie Street
The Red Line is the nearest El stop at Chicago Avenue. From Chicago Avenue, walk south to Erie Street.
The State Street bus, number 36, or Michigan Avenue buses stopping at Erie Street are just a short walk to the Museum.
For more information on routes, schedules, and fares visit:
www.transitchicago.com
Street parking is limited. The two closest parking structures are:
General Parking Corporation
640 North State Street
312 986 5812
Central Parking
33 West Ontario Street
312 981 1403
For additional parking information and current rates visit:
www.chicagoparkingmap.com
The Driehaus Museum offers a range of ways to experience and explore the Samuel Nickerson House.
The Driehaus Museum engages audiences through diverse public programming.
The Driehaus Museum provides a distinct and intimate setting for entertaining.