easy
2–3 hours
Basic walking stamina is sufficient; no special fitness level required.
Experience Chicago like never before with the Al Capone Daydrinker's Pub Crawl. Walk the streets once ruled by gangsters, visit historic bars, and savor Prohibition-inspired drinks on this unique guided tour.
3 Hours • For Adults Only
Experience Chicago's Prohibition history like never before on this exclusive adult-only pub crawl. Visit iconic bars, including Al Capone's secret hideout and Frank Sinatra's favorite spot, while enjoying authentic cocktails. Discover the hidden side of the city in a unique, uncrowded setting that brings the past to life.
Weird Chicago's swankiest tour returns and takes adults (21 and older only) on a Prohibition history pub crawl to some of Chicago's coolest -- and most notorious -- bars! Stops may include the only bar openly operated by Al Capone during Prohibition, complete with secret escape tunnels; the first bar to open after the Great Chicago Fire; Frank Sinatra's favorite hangout; and many others! This is your chance to take an uncrowded look at places too busy to see at night, to see a side of "Hidden Chicago" that few ever get to see, and to start your evening right with some authentic Chicago cocktails!
3 Hours
600 NORTH CLARK STREET (Outside of McDonalds)
You'll be walking several blocks between bars; sturdy shoes will keep your feet happy.
You must be 21 or older to participate and purchase alcohol on this crawl.
Between drinks and walking, drinking water will keep you energized throughout the tour.
Enjoy each stop responsibly to fully soak in the history and ambiance.
Chicago’s Prohibition history runs deep, with Al Capone shaping much of its 1920s crime culture.
This tour promotes responsible nightlife and respect for historic preservation in Chicago’s downtown area.
Essential for navigating city streets comfortably during the crawl.
Necessary to purchase alcoholic drinks and verify age.
Chicago can be breezy in fall evenings, a layer keeps you warm.
fall specific
Staying hydrated during the walk is important, especially in warmer months.
summer specific