With so much to offer, Chicago lends itself to itineraries for almost every academic curriculum and is a great destination to pursue an educational tour.

Some popular attractions for Chicago student tours are listed below. However, in order to fully enhance your program and customize it to your classroom material, we encourage you to contact us directly.

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Field Museum

Step into the Field Museum, where natural history and human culture come to life. With over forty million specimens and artifacts, your students will marvel at exhibits like the "DNA Discovery Center" and the colossal "Maximo: The Titanosaur." This museum provides a hands-on learning experience, connecting students with the wonders of our world’s history and biodiversity.

Museum of Science and Industry

Dive into discovery at the Museum of Science and Industry, one of the world’s largest science museums. Students can engage with interactive exhibits such as "007 Science: Inventing the World of James Bond," exploring iconic props from the famous film series. Or take a journey into the past with the Coal Mine exhibit, offering a first-person view of the mining world and its technology.

Art Institute of Chicago

Unleash your students' creativity at the Art Institute of Chicago. Whether opting for guided or self-guided tours, students will explore diverse art collections and rotating exhibits. Each visit offers new perspectives and insights, making it a perfect setting for fostering an appreciation for the arts.

Shedd Aquarium

Experience marine life up close at the Shedd Aquarium. With interactive features like the stingray touch pool and the beluga whale conservatory, students will delve into various aquatic ecosystems. The aquarium’s exhibits offer valuable lessons on the needs and environments of animals from around the globe.

360 Chicago and Skydeck Observatories

Elevate your field trip with a visit to the Skydeck on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower. Students will enjoy panoramic views of Chicago and beyond, with visibility up to 50 miles, encompassing Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan. For the thrill-seekers, "The Ledge" offers a heart-pounding experience with glass balconies extending over the city streets below.

Blue Man Group

Add a splash of color and creativity with tickets to see the Blue Man Group. This groundbreaking performance combines music, art, and non-verbal comedy, creating an engaging and memorable experience for students and educators alike.

Navy Pier

Mix education with outdoor exploration at Navy Pier. Students can learn about the Great Lakes ecosystem, the history of the pier, and enjoy attractions like the Ferris wheel. This vibrant destination offers a perfect balance of learning and leisure.

The Magnificent Mile

Discover the architectural marvels and urban planning of the Magnificent Mile. As one of Chicago’s most iconic streets, it provides unique educational opportunities through its diverse shops, restaurants, and cultural sites, offering a comprehensive look at city life and design.

Comedy Sportz Chicago

Enjoy vibrant, improvisational comedy where talented performers compete in fast-paced, laughter-filled matches, blending wit and athleticism for an unforgettable evening.

Medieval Times

Medieval Times offers a captivating journey back to the Middle Ages, where guests can have a front row seat to a live jousting tournament and a feast fit for royalty. Majestic horses, skilled knights, and dramatic storylines take center stage at this riveting performance.

Connie's Pizza

No trip to Chicago is complete without a slice of deep-dish pizza! Connie’s Pizza is renowned for its classic Chicago-style pies. Enjoy a hearty meal that’s sure to be a hit with students and a perfect way to wrap up your field trip.

Latin Dance Workshop

Introduce your students to vibrant rhythms and foundational steps of popular dances like salsa, merengue, and bachata. Participants can learn the cultural significance of these movements, and the details of their history.

Wendella Boat Tours

For a scenic and informative way to explore Chicago, look no further than the Wendella Boat Tours. These guided tours sail along the Chicago River and Lake Michigan, so that students can enjoy breathtaking views of iconic landmarks while learning about the city's rich history.

Chess Records Studios

Tour the birthplace of electric blues at Chess Records Studios. Founded in the 1950s, this iconic studio has hosted famous artists like Chuck Berry and Etta James, helping to shape the sound of American music.

Adler Planetarium

The Adler Planetarium is a captivating destination for stargazers and science enthusiasts, with engaging exhibits, immersive shows, and a beautiful view of the Chicago skyline.