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Discover the vibrant sights and stories of Chicago with the Chicago Riverwalk & Millennium Park Self-Guided Audio Tour Bundle. This flexible tour lets you explore iconic landmarks like Cloud Gate and the Wrigley Building at your own pace, all from the comfort of your phone.
Stroll along the scenic Riverwalk, admire stunning architecture, and learn fascinating tales about Chicago’s skyline and history. Whether you're snapping photos or soaking in the views, this tour offers an engaging way to experience the city’s unique charm.
Once booked, simply download the Action Audio Tour Guide App, enter your password, and enjoy offline access. The tour is designed for all fitness levels and can be started, paused, or repeated whenever you like. It’s perfect for families, groups, or solo travelers eager to uncover Chicago’s hidden gems.
After booking, check your email or text for the download link. Download the Action Audio Tour Guide App, enter the provided password, and the tour will be available offline. Follow the route and audio instructions from the starting point.
No, this is a self-guided audio tour. You explore at your own pace using the app, which provides narration and directions along the route.
Support via chat, email, or phone, planning tools, route maps, scenic stops, area previews, and access to hidden gems and local stories. Just bring your phone and headphones!
Yes! You get lifetime access, so you can enjoy the tour anytime, on any trip, without any expiration date.
No, this is a self-guided tour. Entrance fees, parking, food, and other expenses are separate and not included.
The tour lasts approximately 1 to 2 hours, depending on your pace and how many stops you explore.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund.
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The Wrigley Building is a historic terra cotta structure with a prominent clock tower, named after William Wrigley Jr., the chewing gum magnate. Nearby, the luxurious Hotel Intercontinental features an impressive observatory.
The Michigan Avenue (DuSable) Bridge is not just beautiful; it also has a fascinating history reflected in its flags, which you'll learn about during the tour.
This towering glass skyscraper, at 1,399 feet, is among the tallest in the U.S. It uses construction techniques similar to Dubai’s Burj Khalifa.
A memorial featuring a sunken pool and fountain honors Illinois residents who lost their lives in the Vietnam War, offering a poignant and peaceful tribute.
These twin towers resemble giant corn cobs and house a theater, gym, pool, ice rink, bowling alley, rooftop deck, and marina—an all-in-one urban complex.
The Dearborn Street Bridge, built in 1962, replaced a poorly designed bridge. Learn about its history and significance during your walk.
Constructed in 1914, this building now houses the Encyclopedia Britannica headquarters—a glimpse into Chicago’s rich history.
The massive Art Deco-style Mart building covers four million square feet and even has its own zip code.
This museum offers exhibits on the river’s importance to Chicago and provides stunning bird’s-eye views from the top floor.
The Columbus Drive Bridge, the newest river span, highlights Chicago’s evolving construction techniques and city planning.
Inspired by New York’s 30 Rockefeller Center, this art deco tower has hosted shows like Jerry Springer and Steve Harvey.
Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park hosts concerts and events, offering a stunning view of the city’s cultural scene.
Lurie Garden, a 2.5-acre space designed by GGN, Piet Oudolf, and Robert Israel, features perennials, grasses, and trees, creating a peaceful retreat.
The Nichols Bridgeway connects Millennium Park to the Art Institute’s Modern Wing, offering scenic views and a pleasant walk.
The area features changing contemporary sculptures, often large and symbolic. Take time to interpret the art and its meaning.
Crown Fountain is an interactive public art piece with video sculptures, designed by Jaume Plensa, that’s fun and thought-provoking.
Cloud Gate, known as 'The Bean,' is Chicago’s most famous sculpture, reflecting the city’s skyline and inviting great photo opportunities.
Meet at the starting point
Begin your tour at Jay Pritzker Pavilion, 201 E Randolph St, Chicago. After booking, check your email or texts for the 'audio tour' link. Download the app and set up your tour while connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data. Your tour is valid forever, so you can enjoy it anytime.
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From $24.99 per person