A Sweet Trip

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          A Sweet Trip

" The most innovative culinary landscapes in the world, Museum of Ice Cream is thrilled to bring a bit more magic, joy and all things unexpected to Chicago.”

    Chicago is already a city full of life, art, and entertainment but this place puts the cherry on top. The Museum of Ice Cream just recently opened July 15th which just so happens to be just in time for national ice cream day.  

Here is the Scoop -

    Tickets are a tad pricey but worth it if you are an ice cream fanatic like myself. Guests can be treated to unlimited samples that are given throughout the 60–90-minute tour. There are fourteen different themed rooms, that are also aesthetic picture opportunities. One room includes an ice cream hot dog. It is hot dog flavored ice cream in a bun, and they also have ketchup and mustard that you can put on.  There are better flavors and rooms along the way. Also, if you have dietary restrictions, they also have alternatives for all the flavors.  


Come Chill -

    There are four other places around the world, but there is something special about Chicago’s location. It has a speakeasy that is only available to guests, they offer food, sweet treats, cocktails. Though this is not a secret, it is a wonderful place to hang out with friends or family if you decide you want to visit this magical place.  


 -AW KSU intern

https://www.timeout.com/chicago/attractions/museum-of-ice-cream-chicago

https://www.getyourguide.com/chicago-l225/chicago-museum-of-ice-cream-entrance-ticket-t421097

 

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