Chicago Foods Tour with The Loop, Skyline, Millennium Park

Delve into Chicago’s one-of-a-kind cuisine and learn something that you would never expect on this small-group Secret Food Tour. Eat your way through the most prominent neighborhoods of the city and immerse yourself in its tastes and flavors. Stroll through the Loop and Millenium Park, wander down the Riverwalk and discover iconic sights and hidden gems from another perspective. Get inside Chicago’s life through food and connect your heart and soul to the Windy City vibe while tasting classic deep-dish pizza, dipped Italian beef, and Chicago-style hot-dogs. • Benefit from small-group experience and undivided attention from your local guide • Savor the classic Chicago eats and get to know the history of their creation • Witness fascinating art objects, architecture landmarks, and beautiful cityscapes • Get useful recommendation of where to eat and drink from your guide

1. 1

   Stop 1

   Pass by

   Get acquainted with Chicago’s downtown, where all the buzz takes place.

2. 2

   Downtown / The Loop

   5 min

   Fuel your day with the endless energy of the historic business district and learn more facts about the architectural legacy, interesting events and milestones. Spend your day in this tourist mecca, where the most amazing sights are located.

3. 3

   Cloud Gate

   Pass by

   Reach the Cloud Gate sculpture at Millenium Park and get your best shots with this ideal Instagramable sight. Also referred to as “The Bean”, the art installation attracts a lot of people with its shape and surreal reflection of the surroundings. The piece was created by an Indian-British artist Anish Kapoor, and it has gained a great popularity due to its mirror-like surface

4. 4

   Chicago Skyline

   Pass by

   Admire the picturesque Chicago Skyline from the reflection of the Cloud Gate and look around to see undistorted view. The view is a landmark itself, as the Windy City is known for being a trendsetter in urban architecture. It is a perfect spot to get an insight to the city’s history and to learn how Chicago grew from a small outpost in 1780 to the US 3rd-largest city.

5. 5

   Chicago Cultural Center

   Pass by

   Take a chance to see the Chicago Cultural Center as you pass by. The Neoclassic building was completed in 1897 and was used for official events to receive presidents, royalty, diplomats, etc. In 1977, the originally central library was transformed into the arts and culture center, replacing the library across the district. The Center is one of the most popular city’s attractions because of its large exhibitions and stunning interiors.

6. 6

   Stop 6

   Pass by

   Take a stroll through the Millennium Park, a lovely spectacular space with a lot of attractions and art installations, with the Cloud Gate being the main one. The park was under construction for 6 years and was opened on July 16, 2004. This is a perfect place to chill, enjoy a beverage or food of your choice, and explore. Overview the stunning skyline and contemporary urban park masterpieces.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• *Please note: the itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.