Millennium Park: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Interested in Chicago’s architectural grandeur, public artworks, and vibrant theater scene? This immersive audio tour is crafted for curious explorers who want to experience the essence of the city's Loop and River North areas through their own eyes and ears. Donning headphones, journey goers will be their own guide on a path lined with stories and history, guaranteeing an enriching solo adventure through the Windy City’s downtown buzz. The tour launches at the prestigious Art Institute of Chicago and unfolds through cultural landmarks such as Millennium Park's reflective Cloud Gate, up to the glamorous Theater District. The carefully mapped route ensures that you won't miss a concrete giant or a notable artwork, starting from 111 South Michigan Avenue and concluding at the historical marker indicating the start of the iconic Route 66. Along the paths trodden by locals and legends, witness a city reborn and shimmering with life. Along the way, expect to be captivated by the interactive Crown Fountain, the monumental Chicago Theatre sign, and the river’s glittering edge. This self-navigated journey encourages pausing for reflection, snapping photos at perfect camera angles, and embracing the tales that shaped Chicago into the city of today.