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Free Walking Tour of Chicago

Explore Chicago's most iconic landmarks on a free walking tour, including a park on Lake Michigan. Discover facts and hidden gems in the Windy City. Tour Highlights. We’ll meet at Daley Plaza, next to the Picasso statue, to begin our tour of Chicago.

  • 3 hours
  • 9Exceptional | 1789 reviews

Explore Chicago's most iconic landmarks on a free walking tour, including a park on Lake Michigan. Discover facts and hidden gems in the Windy City.

Tour Highlights

We’ll meet at Daley Plaza, next to the Picasso statue, to begin our tour of Chicago. We will explore must-see spots in the city.

While at the meeting point, we will discuss the artist behind the famous sculpture, providing insight into Chicago’s urban art scene.

We'll stroll through the Theater District and discuss Chicago’s architectural history, including the first skyscraper and the Willis Tower, which was the world’s tallest building for decades.

Next, we’ll visit the Art Institute of Chicago, established in 1879, known as one of the world’s best art museums.

Our tour proceeds to Millennium Park, highlighting sites like the Lurie Garden, which reflects Chicago’s motto: “city in a garden.” We’ll learn about the park's development along the shores of Lake Michigan and its role in transforming Chicago.

After 2.5 hours, we’ll conclude the tour at the Wrigley Building, crossing the Chicago River, a notable city view.

Groups Size

This free tour accommodates groups of up to 6 people only, even if they book separately. Larger groups are advised to book a private tour of Chicago by car.

Included

  • English–speaking guide

Not included

  • Tips

Location

Activity location

56 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601-3207, United States

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