Explore the underground drinking culture of Chicago during the Prohibition era on this captivating app-guided walking tour. Uncover the secrets of hidden bars and speakeasies while learning about the city's notorious figures like Al Capone. This evening tour blends fascinating stories of gangsters and bootleggers with Chicago's vibrant cocktail and beer scene, making it an ideal experience for history lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike.
- Visit intriguing speakeasy-style venues and secret bars in Chicago's Loop
- Discover the rich history of Prohibition and its impact on the city
- Optional purchase of drinks and food at most stops, with recommendations provided
- Perfect for history buffs and those seeking a unique night out in Chicago
The Crown Fountain in Millennium Park is a good meeting point, across the street from the first stop--the Chicago Athletic Association. But you can start any place-the app will guide you to the first stop from anywhere in the city. Just press Start to Play, click the map and get directions.
You will end this tour at the Congress Lounge in the Congress Plaza Hotel.
You'll pass through the Palmer House Lobby on your way to the Potter Bar Speakeasy. Be sure to look up at the stunning ceiling frescos, and take in the amazing art collection as you walk!
You'll visit Calder's Flamingo while learning about Capone's trial, in the space where the federal courthouse once stood.
You'll see the western edge of Millennium Park as you walk between stops.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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