
Chicago Architecture Center Ticket
With the entrance ticket to the Chicago Architecture Center, you'll explore the history of the Windy City's skyscrapers and the significance of design and architecture. Chicago Architecture Center Ticket.
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With the entrance ticket to the Chicago Architecture Center, you'll explore the history of the Windy City's skyscrapers and the significance of design and architecture.
Chicago Architecture Center Ticket
Founded in 1966, the Chicago Architecture Center allows visitors to understand the importance of architecture in this major U.S. city.
Your ticket grants access to various exhibits detailing the history of architecture and showcasing numerous building models, including a replica of the Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia. You will learn about the art and technology involved in building construction.
At the center, you will find over 4,200 buildings represented, interactive experiences, and a video on Chicago's evolution. The exhibits cover early skyscrapers and the events following the Great Chicago Fire.
The visit also covers the city's neighborhoods, housing types, and notable architects, appealing to those interested in urban planning.
Chicago Guided Tour Ticket
This option includes a meeting at the Chicago Architecture Center for a guided tour of Chicago.
The tour starts at Millennium Park, featuring key attractions like The Bean. Discover how this park has shaped the city’s identity.
Next, observe the city's major skyscrapers, including the Willis Tower, Tribune Tower, Carbide and Carbon Building, and Wrigley Building. The tour also includes the Art Institute of Chicago, an important art museum.
After exploring along the Chicago River for 1.5 hours, you will return to the Chicago Architecture Center to access your tickets and complete your visit.
Prices
Included
- Admission to Chicago Architecture Center
- Guided tour of Chicago with English–speaking guide (depending on selection)
Tips
- Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets. An accompanying person is required. Offers technological adaptations for the deaf.



