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Take a boat cruise through the heart of the city, see your reflection in “The Bean,” step outside one of the world’s tallest buildings. We’ve rounded up some of the city’s must-see sights, iconic attractions, and top tours to add to your itinerary. And don’t miss attraction passes for reduced admission to museums, activities, and beyond.

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Museum of Science & Industry

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There’s nothing quite like seeing Chicago’s world-famous architecture from all three branches of the Chicago River. From hidden treasures to the city’s most well-known sights, you’ll view over 40 Chicago landmarks on our 60-minute Architecture River Boat Tours. 

Enjoy the spectacular views as you listen to our tour guides tell you how Chicago’s buildings, architecture, and engineering made the city famous.

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Our Architecture River Tours depart from two docks, one at Michigan Avenue and the other at Navy Pier. No matter which dock you depart from, you’ll see all of the spectacular sights as you tour the Chicago River.

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Steps off of Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, our Michigan Avenue dock starts your tour in the heart of the Chicago River.

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Start your tour down the Chicago River at our Navy Pier dock, which sits at the entrance to the iconic Navy Pier boardwalk. This dock is more accessible to wheelchairs.

Our Architecture River Tour takes you up and down the three branches of the Chicago River, providing breathtaking views of Chicago’s famous skyscrapers and landmarks at every turn.

Adults: $47

Children (3-12): $26

Children 2 and under: Free

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• 60-minute, guided boat tour
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• 40+ landmarks including the Tribune Tower, the Wrigley Building, and Marina City
• Hear the stories of Chicago’s architects and engineers while viewing their magnificent buildings

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Prairie Avenue Chicago: The City’s First Neighborhood of Mansions

• October 25, 2012

Maybe you’ve heard of the elite Gold Coast neighborhood on the Near North Side, but how about the Historic District of Prairie Avenue? Potter Palmer constructed a million-dollar mansion on the formerly-swampy Lake Shore Drive in 1882, establishing the city’s most affluent neighborhood on the North Side. Still, it wasn’t Chicago’s first affluent neighborhood. Before the Gold Coast, there was “Millionaire’s Row,” an even denser cluster of mansions belonging to Chicago’s most prosperous people between the 1600 to 2200 blocks of Prairie Avenue on the Near South Side.

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Prairie Avenue was Millionaire’s Row

Like many of Chicago’s main streets, Prairie Avenue evolved from a Native American trail that connected Chicago’s Fort Dearborn with Indiana’s Fort Wayne. The area became a desirable location because of its proximity to downtown business without the hassle of crossing the Chicago River. Things really flourished after the Great Fire of 1871. Prairie Avenue and its immediate surroundings were untouched, while the North Side was torched. Displaced people and businesses who could afford it relocated to the south of the Loop.

The Who’s Who of Chicago

Prairie Avenue was home to the men who made Chicago a global city. It featured the crème de la crème of Chicago gentry and architecture. To name a few highlights of this exclusive and close knit community:

• Marshall Field’s mansion was designed by Richard Morris Hunt (architect of the Vanderbilts’ “ The Breakers ” in Newport, Rhode Island).
• Daniel Burnham designed the home of John B. Sherman, one of the founders of the Union Stock Yard. Burnham met and then married Sherman’s daughter as a result of this commission. Down the line, he eventually lived in the mansion he’d designed.
• George Pullman enlisted Solon S. Beman to design his Prairie Avenue home after Beman designed the entire layout of his company town, “ Pullman . ” Beman was also architect for Marshall Field Jr.’s 43-room, 30,000-square-foot home (that is now six condos ) as well as W.W. Kimball’s (of piano and organ fame) home.
• Henry Ives Cobb , designer of the Newberry Library and many University of Chicago collegiate gothic buildings, designed two homes that are actually still standing today . Incredibly, his Rees House was hoisted up and moved down the street to make way for McCormick Place’s expansion in 2014.

End of an Era

Pollution and noise from nearby train yards, as well as encroaching districts of industry and “undesirable” activities eventually made Prairie Avenue and its Near South neighborhood less appealing to the wealthy leaders of Chicago. Palmer’s new setup in the Gold Coast also drew the aristocratic class to the North Side. Over the decades, factories, parking lots, and warehouses replaced the grand mansions. Only seven of these mansions still exist today. Only a heroic preservation effort saved them all from demolition. A small group of preservation-minded people, which eventually became the Chicago Architecture Foundation, saved H.H. Richardson ’s Romanesque Glessner House from the wrecking ball in 1966.

Visit the Museums of Prairie Avenue

I learned about this forgotten neighborhood when I interned for the Glessner and Clarke House Museums this past spring. The museums, along with the Prairie District Neighborhood Alliance have worked very hard in revitalizing the area and educating the public with their own house tours and an annual neighborhood tour to see historic home interiors. On our “Century of Contrasts South Loop Walking Tour,” we would step into the ornate rooms of this Gilded Age Mansion. We can still create a custom private tour that takes you there, of course.

The Glessner House courtyard as well as Women’s Park are available for schmancy weddings, corporate events, and banquets. The historic Wheeler Mansion, down the block from Glessner, has been beautifully restored. Today, it’s a boutique hotel and hosts a lively farmer’s market in the summer. Glessner House also often hosts special tours and presentations on history. The gorgeous Second Presbyterian Church , the favored church of Chicago’s Gilded Age gentry, offers guided tours of its 1874 architecture, including a stunning Arts and Crafts style renovation and painterly stained glass masterpieces. There’s lots to do to explore the up-and-coming Near South Side neighborhood, where the glamorous past is coming into clear view again.

— Marianna Foral, Research Intern

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Historic Treasures of Chicago’s Golden Age

Learn about the great architectural landmarks of Michigan Avenue and State Street. The 40 years between 1890 and 1930 saw the creation of some of Chicago’s the most memorable buildings, many of which are featured on this tour.

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After the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 , Chicago was determined to become a great cultural and commercial metropolis. This tour is a testament to that era's ambitions. See buildings by Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan , Holabird and Roche and other noted architects and hear the stories behind the city's architectural gems.

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Virtual history tour of NYC's iconic Fifth Avenue and Rockefeller Center.

Learn the history and fascinating hidden stories behind the origins of NYC’s famous Fifth Avenue and Rockefeller Center on this engaging virtual tour!

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With close to 4000 kilometres of track, the Spanish high-speed AVE trains operate on the longest high-speed network in Europe. Running at speeds of up to 310 km/h, this extensive network allows for fast connections between cities in Spain. Travel from Madrid to Barcelona in less than 3 hours! This modern train system connects many cities across Spain from Madrid and Barcelona, to Córdoba, Seville, Málaga, León, and Valencia.

The central hub of the AVE system is Madrid with two main train stations: Puerta de Atocha-Almudena Grandes and Chamartín. In Barcelona, AVE trains depart from the train station Barcelona Sants.

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Walking tour planned of historic Manitowoc neighborhood. Here's how to join in.

MANITOWOC — Here’s a chance to get some exercise and learn some history along the way.

Manitowoc County Historical Society will host a walking tour of Michigan Avenue from 3 to 5 p.m. April 23.

This 90-minute walking tour will highlight the historic houses lining the street and the people who owned and built them.

The group will meet at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Revere Drive. Cost is $20 per person, and you must register in advance. Historical Society members receive a 15% discount. For information or to register, visit ManitowocCountyHistory.org or call 920-684-4445.

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