What You Will Do
Interact with Chicago in new found ways across two-hours of walkin', talkin' and gawkin' around downtown, uncovering incredible stories and secrets along the way! During our loop around "Da Loop" we will peel back the layers of this Great Big Onion Town, going in and out of extraordinary buildings, traversing above and below the surface of the city, to uncover how it all came to be. Expect an engaging, entertaining and wide-eye-opening experience, full of knowledge nuggets and tater thoughts you won't soon forget!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Find your guide under the RED "1" ROOF ENTRANCE by the corner of MADISON & DEARBORN. They'll be holding a RED CLIPBOARD and wearing a YELLOW BACKBACK.
1
Picasso Statue
10 minutes
We begin with Picasso's gift to Chicago, his monumental 50ft sculpture, Untitled.
2
James R. Thompson Center
10 minutes
Discover the "People's Place" as we uncover some of Chicago's most notorious people.
3
Chicago Riverwalk
15 minutes
We're going to walk'n'talk along the Chicago River and find out a slew of stories that have shaped this city from the very beginning.
4
Macy's on State Street
15 minutes
Here we will dive deep into the original, revolutionary, Marshall Fields Department Store, formerly the biggest in the world.
5
Chicago Cultural Center
15 minutes
A library with a legacy, the Chicago Cultural Center is a beautiful building that holds a lot of history.
6
Millennium Park
10 minutes
Check out the scene around "da Bean" for a great photo op and more!
7
The Art Institute of Chicago
10 minutes
The Art Institute is the 2nd largest art museum in the country and we're going to take a brief peek inside to get a glimpse of the magnificence inside!
8
Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby
5 minutes
Find out all about Bertha Palmer Step and the incredible Palmer House Hotel that bears her name.
9
Calder’s Flamingo
10 minutes
Experience the site of the immense Federal Building from the past to the present, underneath the soaring 50-tonFlamingo from Alexander Calder.
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