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Tours are a wonderful way to see the city and learn about Chicago's history, people and culture! Choose from walking tours, neighborhood excursions and self-guided audio tours. Travel by trolley, bus, boat or bike. In addition to the major sights and attractions, you can focus on everything from shopping and gardening to cemeteries and the Great Chicago Fire.

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The Greek columns in Greektown

Explore Chicago Tours

Let the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture show you the city's history, culture and cuisines on insider tours of the city and its diverse neighborhoods. We invite you to discover historic landmarks, authentic eateries and other hidden gems with us. Book your uniquely Chicago adventure today!

Shoreline Sightseeing boat plying the waves of Lake Michigan

Shoreline Sightseeing

Experience one of Chicago’s most popular architecture cruises. Shoreline Sightseeing offers daily boat cruises down the Chicago River and out into Lake Michigan, offering visitors and residents alike a unique vantage point to enjoy the city and its iconic skyline.

Detail of the world's largest Tiffany glass dome in the Chicago Cultural Center

Chicago Cultural Center Guided Building Tours

See the world’s largest Tiffany glass dome and other stunning architectural gems in the ‘People’s Palace’ on a free guided tour of this Beaux arts landmark building. Tours are offered every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 1:15 pm, and depart from the Chicago Cultural Center's Randolph Street lobby.

Chicago for Kids Audio Tour

Chicago For Kids Audio Tour

Take an adventure to Chicago's coolest places without ever leaving your home! The FREE Chicago for Kids Audio Tour will take kids on adventures throughout the city and features eight destinations, games and challenges that highlight the rich culture and history of Chicago.

Wrigley Field, built in 1914 and home to the Chicago Cubs, is the oldest National League ballpark.




 
 
 
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