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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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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.

Chicago Poetry Tour

Chicago Poetry Tour

Explore the history of Chicago through poetry. This FREE multimedia audio tour, produced by the Poetry Foundation, features new and archival recordings of poets and scholars, local music, and historic photographs. Start downtown at the Chicago Cultural Center, or discover gems in many different neighborhoods!

Millennium Park’s Lurie Garden is just one of the city sights that visitors can see during a Chicago Greeter tour.

Chicago Greeter

Experience Chicago's unique charm, captivating sights and world-class attractions with a local. Enthusiastic volunteers impart their love and knowledge of Chicago to parties of six or less during free visits conducted both on foot and via public transportation.

President Barack Obama

Obama-Related Tours

Explore the places and sites where the Obamas spent their time while living and working in Chicago.  Highlights include the University of Chicago’s Law School, the Museum of Science & Industry, US Cellular Field and the South Shore Cultural Center, site of the Obamas' wedding reception.

In 2006, Open Doors Organization ranked Chiago among the top three cities most traveled by adults with disabilities.




 
 
 
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