Tour the Windy City

Blues by Night Tour Experience - Chicago, IL

Blues by Night Tour Experience

You will need lots of time to explore the Windy City. There are so many things to do and see, you will be on the go for your whole trip to Chicago, so it is best not to have to worry about renting a car. You will want to be free from that kind of care while you visit, and if you decide on a guided tour, you'll have the benefit of someone along who's knowledgeable and can answer all your questions about all the great things you will be seeing.

Without having to worry about how you'll be getting around, the smart tourist will take a guided tour and have more than enough time to take some great pictures.

It is no surprise for anyone who knows their music that at least one of the best tours of Chicago involves the blues. The Blues by Night Tour Experience is all about the legendary names that have sprung up around the Chicago style blues, names that are familiar to any blues fans like B.B. King and Buddy Guy. The tour's highlight's include dinner and entertainment at a restaurant owned by Buddy Guy, and drinks later at another blues 'joint', Rosa's Lounge.

However, Chicago tour life offers lots more than just music. Take Bobby's Sunglasses at Night Tour where you'll be able to see the skyline at night from the seat of a bicycle. There is a serious side to the Windy City as well. The Field Museum and North Side Tour is a great way to see of the city's best attractions including the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil ever found.

There are other historical angles to Chicago tours as well. The Historical Bronzeville Tour highlights the contributions of the area's black community and the Hop On and Off Trolley Tour allows passengers to set their own schedules and focus a little more on the things they want to spend time on.

Chicago is a cosmopolitan city full of something for everyone. The Music in the Garden and South Shore Tour culminates in the peaceful setting of the Art Institute's Garden Restaurant where you can eat while being serenaded by the best areas musicians.

As the name implies, the North Shore and Chicago Botanical Garden tour allows visitors to enjoy the 385-acre garden complete with a series of islands and lakes. A tram will take you though the gardens and then bring you back to the Garden Café for a lunch.

When you decide you'd like to come back to the world of concrete and steel, the Tour the Treasures and South Shore Tour will be waiting to show you the business and financial districts. When you've seen enough of the buildings and rich architecture, this tour also offers a free pass to the Art Institute of Chicago where you'll have your cultural side stimulated by collections that go back thousands of years to the times before Christ.
Chicago offers many different tour packages that will appeal to a variety of tastes.