Save on admission to 30+ Chicago attractions with the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass. Use the app to reserve timed entries and build a flexible 1–5 day itinerary that covers skyline views, river tours and major museums.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step out of a Loop subway station and the city opens like a cross-section of American ambition: glass towers, the steady pulse of the river, and Lake Michigan daring you to look up. With the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass in your pocket, that glance becomes a plan — ride a high-speed elevator to 360 CHICAGO, drift under arched bridges on an architectural boat tour, and wander museum galleries that map millions of years in a single afternoon.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–5 days
Fitness Level
Basic urban fitness: comfortable walking for multiple hours, standing during tours and short stair or elevator transitions.
Wildlife
History
Chicago rose from the Great Fire of 1871 to become a center for architecture, transportation and industry; landmarks like the Field Museum and Robie House reflect that rapid reinvention.
Conservation
Lakefront and river ecosystems face pressure from urban runoff and invasive species; choose low‑impact transport and follow leave‑no‑trace practices when using beaches and parks.
Reserve your spot on the Chicago Attractions Pass: Save up to 50% - Includes 360 CHICAGO today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Sync the Pass to the App
Activate and sync your Go City pass in the app before you arrive so you can make required reservations and access QR codes quickly at attractions.
Reserve High‑Demand Slots Early
Willis Tower/360 Chicago and some boat tours require reservation windows — book these immediately through the app to avoid sold‑out times.
Pace Your Days
Plan one major indoor attraction and one outdoor experience per day to avoid fatigue — Chicago involves a lot of walking and transit time between sites.
Use Transit and Walk Where Practical
The CTA and Metra connect many stops; bring a transit card or use contactless payment to save time between attractions.
Comfortable walking shoes
You'll cover pavement, museum floors and piers — supportive shoes make long days manageable.
Portable phone charger
Keeping your phone charged ensures you can access the Go City app, mobile tickets and maps all day.
Light weather layer
Lake Michigan can be windy and cool; a packable jacket is handy in shoulder seasons.
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Transit card or contactless payment
Speeds up transfers on CTA buses and trains and avoids queuing for single-ride tickets.