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Your Inside Guide to: Chicago
Wrigley Field
Even if you can't catch a game at Wrigley, a tour of this hallowed home of the Chicago Cubs is bound to be a "hit" with sports and history buffs alike. Built in 1914, the ballpark — originally known as Weeghman Park — has witnessed such historic moments as Babe Ruth's "called shot," Ernie Banks' 500th career home run and Sammy Sosa's 60th home runs in 1998, 1999 and 2001. A 90-minute tour takes you inside the field's 90-year history and includes stops at the Cubs' clubhouse, visitors' clubhouse, dugouts, mezzanine suites, press box and bleachers. Tours are scheduled throughout the years, but tickets go fast so plan ahead.More Activities and Attractions
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Grand Tour and Hancock Observatory - Experience the rich and fascinating mix of attractions which make Chicago the vibrant center of cultural activity that it is today. |
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North Side Tour - Large, crowded and plenty to do - it's the Windy City! This is the tour for those looking to experience the vitality and excitement of Chicago. |
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Tiffany on Wednesdays - See the Art Institute, the Marquette Building, the Chicago Cultural Center & Marshall Field’s which hold a wealth of art-glass fixtures, vaults and domes by Louis Comfort Tiffany. |
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Tommy Gun's Garage Dinner & Show - Enjoy this musical comedy revue with Gangsters, Flappers and YOU! After dinner join "Vito", "Gloves", da "Mugs" and da "Molls" for non stop comedy and dangerous fun. |
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Shopping Tour Aurora - Chicago Premium Outlets - It is easy to see why Chicago has quickly become an international shopping destination. Head to Chicago Premium Outlets for an unparalleled collection of 120 designer and name brand stores offering savings of 25% - 65% every day! |
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Go Chicago Card - Go Chicago Card is the perfect way to save on your Chicago Vacation. You'll get unlimited FREE admission to over 25 attractions and tours for one low price! |
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Chicago's Sears Tower is the tallest building in the United States.
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