Things to do in Chicago Riverwalk

it was awesome, victor the tour guide did his job perfectly. connected with the audience and made us laughs

The tickets are easy to use. If you have a bag, you can leave it at the front desk. There are many works on display. It is recommended that if you are interested in art and cultural relics, you can spend about five hours.

Tickets are very convenient to make reservations. It is recommended to buy if you want to go to multiple attractions. We chose the building cruise and the museum and had successful reservations.

Be sure to allocate at least three hours of time. The collection is rich and there are many famous masterpieces. It is very enjoyable to read! There is free storage next to the ticket office. In winter, be sure to store all your coats, coats, scarves, hats and gloves, so you can browse the museum easily and comfortably!

Such a beautiful view and very much worth it if you’re looking for a panoramic view of Chicago’s skyline!

It was raining and we had to seat on the lower floor but still could see all the buiding along the river. We were late for the cruise that we booked but they helped us to change to another time for free

Dan was our tour guide on the Downtown Chicago TV & Movie, he was very knowledgeable and had a great sense of humour. Thoroughly enjoyed his tour.

A must-visit for history lovers! The exhibits, especially Sue the T. rex, are incredibly well-curated and engaging.