Chicago Bus Tours

A huge part of Chicago's rich history is and always will be our legendary tradition in sports. From the World Champion Chicago Cubs and the iconic Wrigley Field to the one and only Soldier Field where the Chicago Bears play and, of course, the house that Michael Jordan built, the United Center, all of these teams and venues have become a huge part of Chicago tourism. Pontarelli will customize a Chicago Sports Tour to your exact specifications. Whether you're a sports fan or not, Chicago sports is a part of Chicago history. You will love the scenery, architecture, and breathtaking views. Inquire now about this fantastic tour!

No trip to Chicago is complete without visiting its fine museums. First on your list should be the Field Museum, located at the Museum Campus just south of Grant Park. The Field Museum features "Sue," the world's most giant, complete, and best-preserved T-Rex. Museum Campus is also the site for the Adler Planetarium and the Shedd Aquarium. Also on your list of "must-sees" is Chicago's south-side Museum of Science and Industry, the oldest science museum of its kind in the Western Hemisphere and one of the most visited museums in the world. And on Michigan Avenue, where Adams Street ends, is the Art Institute of Chicago, with its famous lions adorning the front entrance. Chicago is rich in ethnic diversity, further evidenced by its museums. We also have the National Museum of Mexican Art and the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center.

Our Museums Tours in Chicago offer an excellent way to visit these cultural landmarks, providing a convenient and informative journey through the city's diverse museum landscape.

Try sightseeing in Chicago with a guide who speaks your language! Our deluxe, 3-hour Chicago sightseeing tours offers commentary on the Chicago history, architecture and daily life of this modern metropolis.

During your Chicago Sightseeing Tour you will see what has made Chicago famous: The Loop, Michigan Avenue’s “Magnificent Mile,” three of the tallest buildings in the world, Lake Shore Drive and art works by Picasso, Miró, Chagall and others. You’ll see where Fort Dearborn stood, the Water Tower that survived the Great Chicago Fire, beautiful Lincoln and Grant Parks, the one and only Navy Pier and much, much more.

A picture stop on Solidarity Drive will provide a magnificent view of Chicago’s Skyline.

The beauty of stained glass windows and art glass is evident throughout Chicago. From the geometric designs of Frank Lloyd Wright to the religious and mosaic masterpieces of Tiffany, Chicago is a haven for this stained glass.

During the course of the tour, you will visit the beautiful Second Presbyterian Church, which houses several Tiffany windows, and stop at the Navy Pier to see the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows. The Marshall Field’s “Marble Palace” boasts a 6,000 sq. ft. Tiffany Dome created with 1.6 million pieces of favrile glass.

Often hailed as "Urbs in Horto" or "City in a Garden," Chicago has made significant strides in cultivating its parks and scenic boulevards. Our Chicago Bus Tour can offer an immersive journey through the city’s expansive Park District, highlighting a tapestry of ornamental gardens, plant conservatories, bird sanctuaries, serene lagoons, and the beautifully landscaped lakefront. This tour provides a unique perspective, traversing the intricate network of boulevards designed to connect the sprawling parks on the South, West, and North sides of Chicago.

As we travel, the Chicago Tour Bus will explore the historical context and the exciting future developments planned for these green spaces. Key stops include the Garfield Park Conservatory, renowned for its botanical beauty and architectural grandeur. Additionally, the tour can feature various picturesque locations across Chicago, offering a comprehensive view of the city's commitment to preserving and enhancing its natural and urban landscapes. This experience highlights the city's green heritage and is dedicated to environmental beauty and urban planning.