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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 interesting facts in the heart of the Windy City. Tour Highlights. The tour starts at Daley Plaza next to the Picasso statue.

  • 3 hours
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Explore Chicago's most iconic landmarks on a free walking tour, including a park on Lake Michigan. Discover interesting facts in the heart of the Windy City.

Tour Highlights

The tour starts at Daley Plaza next to the Picasso statue. We will visit notable locations in the city. While at the meeting point, we will discuss the creator of the sculpture and delve into Chicago’s urban art scene.

Next, we will walk through the Theater District, exploring Chicago’s architectural history, including the first skyscraper and the renowned Willis Tower, which was the world’s tallest building for several decades.

We will proceed to the Art Institute of Chicago, established in 1879, recognized as one of the top art museums globally.

Our walking tour continues at Millennium Park, where we will explore key areas like the Lurie Garden, reflecting Chicago’s motto, “city in a garden.” This visit will cover the park's development along Lake Michigan and its role in transforming Chicago.

The tour concludes after 2.5 hours in front of the Wrigley Building, adjacent to the Chicago River, featuring one of the city's most iconic views.

Groups Size

This free tour is limited to groups of no more than 6 people, even with separate bookings. Larger groups are encouraged 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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