Let a knowledgeable guide board your motor coach and lead you on an exploration of the city. All tours can be tailored to your group's interests.

Best of Chicago

See the best and most important sights in Chicago. Experience the city's breathtaking skyline, architectural treasures, Magnificent Mile, theater and financial districts, and Millennium Park. This tour is a must for first-time visitors or anyone who would like a brief introduction to Chicago past and present.

Cost: For pricing, call 312.799.2162
Time: 2 hours
Group Size: minimum of 20

A Day on State Street

Start the day with our Best of Chicago tour and then head to Macy’s on State Street for lunch in the historic Walnut Room and shopping in the world’s second-largest department store.

Cost: For pricing, call 312.799.2162
Time: 4–5 hours
Group size: 20–50

Chicago Politics

Hear about the city's most powerful leaders, including the first African American mayor, Harold Washington; Richard J. Daley, who led Chicago during some of its most trying times; and his son, Richard M. Daley, the city's longest running and current mayor. Tour highlights include sites of the city's national conventions; the Bridgeport neighborhood; the Wigwam site, where Lincoln was nominated; and the city's downtown government district.

Cost: For pricing, call 312.799.2162
Time: 2 hours
Group Size: minimum of 20

Chicago's Cemeteries

Graceland Cemetery

4001 N. Clark Street
Uncover old Chicago as you venture through one of the country's most beautiful and famous cemeteries and visit the graves of notable Chicagoans like Marshall Field, Louis Sullivan, and Potter and Bertha Palmer.

Rosehill Cemetery and Mausoleum

5800 N. Ravenswood Avenue
The largest cemetery in Chicago, Rosehill is also one of the oldest and holds the graves of numerous Chicago mayors, Civil War generals and soldiers, and business tycoons such as Oscar Mayer, Montgomery Ward, and Richard Sears.

Oak Woods Cemetery

1035 E. 67 th Street
On Chicago's South Side sits Oak Woods Cemetery, home to the graves of many renowned Chicagoans, such as Mayors “Big Bill” Thompson and Harold Washington, Olympian Jesse Owens, civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, crime boss “Big Jim” Colosimo, and physicist Enrico Fermi.

Bohemian National Cemetery

5255 N. Pulaski Road
Founded as a last resting place for people of Czech descent, Bohemian National is a national landmark and recognized for its variety of architectural styles. Among the more than 116,000 people buried in the cemetery are several World War I and Spanish-American War soldiers, and Mayor Anton Cermak, the most prominent Bohemian citizen of his time.

Cost: For pricing, call 312.799.2162
Time: 2 hours for one cemetery, 5 hours for two cemeteries
Group Size: minimum of 20

The White City

Tour the sites of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. Imagine the unusual exhibitions on the Midway Plaisance, now home to the University of Chicago. Picture the serene beauty of the Wooded Isle and envision the majestic buildings of Daniel Burham's White City, once situated in Jackson Park. See the only remaining fair building—the 350,000 square foot Palace of Fine Arts, which now houses the Museum of Science and Industry.

Cost: For pricing, call 312.799.2162
Time: 3 hours
Group Size: minimum of 20

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