Les meilleurs événements de la ville Chicago. Chicago Favorites Ultimate Food & Walking Tour commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. The perfect tour for first timers to Chicago or those who want to explore Chicago's famous foods along with the city's top attractions, all on one tour

1

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

2

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

3

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

4

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

5

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

6

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

7

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

8

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

9

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

10

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

11

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

12

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

13

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

14

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

15

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

16

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

17

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

18

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

19

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

20

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

21

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

22

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

23

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

24

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

25

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

26

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

27

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

28

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

29

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

30

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

31

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

32

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

33

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

34

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

35

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

36

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

37

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

38

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

39

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

40

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

41

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

42

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

43

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

44

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

45

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

46

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

47

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

48

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

49

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

50

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

51

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

52

Chicago Riverwalk

The Chicago River runs right through the heart of the downtown Chicago skyscrapers. The architecture and river scenery is absolutely stunning.

53

Wrigley Building

Taste Chicago's iconic deep dish pizza at one of our most beloved pizza restaurants, and see the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

54

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

55

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

56

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

57

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

58

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

59

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

60

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

61

Le Mille Magnifique

Ensuite, promenez-vous dans l'élégante Michigan Avenue et passez devant des attractions locales renommées avant de descendre le début de la Route 66 jusqu'à Max's Take Out, un stand de hot-dogs par excellence de Chicago qui a résisté à l'épreuve du temps. À l'intérieur, goûtez à ce qui rend le hot-dog unique de Chicago si spécial !

62

Promenade fluviale de Chicago

La rivière Chicago traverse le cœur des gratte-ciel du centre-ville de Chicago. L'architecture et le paysage fluvial sont absolument magnifiques.

63

Édifice Wrigley

Goûtez à la pizza profonde emblématique de Chicago dans l'une de nos pizzerias les plus appréciées et découvrez le premier grand gratte-ciel au nord de la rivière Chicago.

64

La boucle

Le Loop est le quartier d'affaires animé de Chicago, du nom de son emplacement au sein de la convergence rectangulaire de plusieurs voies ferrées "El".

65

Le théâtre de Chicago

Théâtre emblématique de Chicago Marquee sur State Street.

66

Passerelle de Chicago

Pendant les mois les plus froids, votre guide utilisera le système Chicago Pedway, un réseau de tunnels, de halls au niveau du sol et de ponts qui relie les sites du quartier central des affaires de Chicago, pour vous garder aussi confortable que possible. Pendant les périodes les plus chaudes de l'année, promenez-vous le long des grandes promenades pittoresques du Loop. Attendez-vous à marcher à un rythme tranquille sur 2,5 km au cours de la visite de 2,5 heures, adaptée à la plupart des niveaux de forme physique, avec de nombreux arrêts pour des dégustations et des photos. Toutes les dégustations et boissons sont incluses. Veuillez informer à l'avance de toute restriction alimentaire.

67

Pavillon Jay Pritzker

Conçu par l'architecte de renommée mondiale Frank Gehry, le pavillon Pritzker est une superbe et unique coque de groupe située à Grant Park. La tour en treillis des systèmes de haut-parleurs assure un volume maximal pour tous les spectateurs lors d'innombrables concerts d'été et projections de films.

68

Parc du millénaire

Une place de ville moderne avec une collection d'art, d'architecture et de jardins qui offre une toile de fond magnifique pour des centaines d'événements culturels. Visite complète du parc.

69

Porte des nuages

Cloud Gate, situé dans le Millennium Park, est affectueusement surnommé "The Bean" et a fait ses débuts en 2006. Conçu par le célèbre artiste indien Anish Kapoor, ce chef-d'œuvre géant en acier inoxydable est devenu l'un des symboles les plus célèbres des arts et de la culture de Chicago.

70

Fontaine de la Couronne

La fontaine de la Couronne a été conçue par l'artiste espagnol Jaume Plensa et comprend deux statues de briques de verre hautes de cinquante pieds qui mettent en valeur les visages LED de plus de 1000 habitants de Chicago qui rient, sourient et crachent.

71

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

72

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

73

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

74

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

75

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

76

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

77

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

78

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

79

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

80

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

81

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

82

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

83

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

84

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

85

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

86

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

87

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

88

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

89

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

90

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

91

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

92

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

93

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

94

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

95

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

96

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

97

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

98

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

99

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

100

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

101

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

102

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

103

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

104

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

105

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

106

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

107

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

108

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

109

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

110

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

111

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

112

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

113

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

114

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

115

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

116

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

117

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

118

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

119

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

120

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

121

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

122

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

123

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

124

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

125

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

126

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

127

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

128

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

129

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

130

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

131

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

132

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

133

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

134

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

135

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

136

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

137

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

138

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

139

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

140

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

141

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

142

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

143

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

144

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

145

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

146

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

147

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

148

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

149

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

150

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

151

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

152

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

153

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

154

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

155

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

156

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

157

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

158

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

159

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

160

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

161

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

162

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

163

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

164

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

165

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

166

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

167

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

168

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

169

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

170

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

171

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

172

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

173

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

174

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

175

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

176

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

177

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

178

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

179

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

180

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

181

The Magnificent Mile

Then, stroll down elegant Michigan Avenue and pass renowned local attractions before walking down the start of Route 66 to Max's Take Out, a quintessential Chicago hot dog stand that has stood the test of time. Inside, taste what makes Chicago's unique hot dog so special!

182

Wrigley Building

See the first major skyscraper north of the Chicago River.

183

The Chicago Theatre

Chicago's iconic theatre Marquee on State Street.

184

Chicago Pedway

During colder months, your guide will make use of the Chicago Pedway system, a network of tunnels, ground-level concourses and bridges that connects sites throughout Chicago’s central business district, to keep you as cozy as possible. During warmer times of the year, walk along the large scenic promenades of the Loop. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace for 1.5 miles during the 2.5-hour tour, suitable for most fitness levels, with plenty of stops for tastings and photos. All tastings and beverages are included. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions.

185

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Designed by world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, The Pritzker Pavilion is a stunning and unique band shell located in Grant Park. The lattice tower of speaker systems ensures full volume for all spectators at countless summer concerts and movie screenings.

186

The Loop

The Loop is Chicago’s bustling business district, named for its location within the rectangular convergence of multiple “El” train tracks.

187

Cloud Gate

Cloud Gate, located within Millennium Park, is known affectionately as “The Bean” and debuted in 2006. Designed by famed Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, this giant, stainless steel masterpiece has become one of the most famous symbols of Chicago arts and culture.

188

Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain was designed by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and features two fifty-foot tall statues of glass brick that showcase the LED faces of over 1000 Chicagoans laughing, smiling, and spitting.

189

Palmer House Hilton Historic Lobby

Enjoy the original recipe brownie, which was first invented in Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair.

190

Millennium Park

A modern town square with a collection of art, architecture, and gardens that provides a stunning backdrop for hundreds of cultural events. Full tour of the park.

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