Took the Chicago Pedway Tour with Heath and really enjoyed it! I had no idea the underground pedestrian system was so extensive. Heath was knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the Pedway. It’s a fun, different way to see Chicago, especially if you want to escape the weather or see the Loop from a totally new angle. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something off the beaten path!
Visite architecturale de Chicago : chemin piétonnier souterrain et boucle





En bref
- Durée
- 2 heures
- Prix à partir de
- $35 / personne
- Note
- 4.9 / 5 · 555 avis
- Langues
- EN
- Groupe
- Petit groupe, jusqu’à 15
- Annulation
- Annulation gratuite
- Point de rendez-vous
- Nous nous retrouverons devant le 120, rue N. LaSalle. Il y a une immense mosaïque au-dessus de l'entrée - vous ne pouvez pas la manquer !
- Confirmation
- Immédiate
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Description
Cette visite explore certains des meilleurs détails cachés, des bâtiments et des espaces secrets et des histoires inédites qui ajoutent de merveilleux morceaux de couleur et de texture au récit global de Chicago. Au cours de cette visite, nous explorerons le célèbre et mystérieux Chicago Pedway, un système de tunnels souterrains reliant 40 pâtés de maisons du centre-ville, entrant et sortant des bâtiments pour voir des espaces intérieurs magnifiques et fascinants. Vous apprendrez à utiliser ce système que la plupart des locaux ne connaissent ou n'utilisent même pas pleinement, et vous serez encouragé à continuer à explorer Chicago par vous-même après la visite !
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous suivrons les tunnels et les escaliers qui nous mènent sous de nombreux pâtés de maisons du centre-ville de Chicago, accédant à des bâtiments comme l'hôtel de ville, avec tous ses détails intérieurs intéressants.
Nous aurons une vue rapprochée de cette célèbre œuvre d'art public, offerte par Picasso à la ville de Chicago en cadeau, avant de plonger à nouveau dans le Pedway.
Nous traverserons l'une de nos parties préférées de la Pedway sous l'ancien Marshall Field's (maintenant Macy's). Le WEEK-END, nous verrons également de l'intérieur ; en SEMAINE, nous sauterons cet intérieur pour un autre.
Lors des visites du WEEK-END, nous verrons l'intérieur de ce magnifique bâtiment du XIXe siècle près du Millennium Park.
Nous accèderons à cet immense complexe commercial via le Pedway, en consultant quelques endroits préférés.
Nous garderons le reste de la tournée secret ! Venez nous rejoindre dans une aventure souterraine !
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de façon appropriée
Avis(555)
This isn’t a mobster or closed metro tunnel tour. Despite this it was very interesting. Minimal bathroom breaks.
Thanks for your feedback! To be clear, we don't advertise this in any way as a "mobster or closed metro tunnel tour." On this tour, we teach people what the Chicago Pedway is, how to use it (especially to avoid bad weather!), and access some cool interiors of buildings directly from it. The Pedway system post-dates the 1920s/30s "mobsters" by 20-30 years. Any tour that says they're going to take you into "mobster tunnels" is hoping you'll fall for a touristy gimmick, unfortunately, and not based in truth. I'm glad you found our tour interesting despite expecting other stuff!
I took the “Chicago's Underground Pedway & Other Secrets of the Loop” tour, and I really enjoyed it. The guide was great. He is an architect who has actually worked on the design of several Chicago skyscrapers. He was very passionate, knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humor. I would definitely recommend it.
Spencer was an incredible guide. I have lived in Chicago for 35 years and was not aware of the pedway. Even in the buildings that I was aware of, I learned so many new facts and interesting tidbits. Highly recommended!
Love love love. I highly recommend this tour.
I feel like this is better suited for local commuters rather than tourists. Though learning about the existence of the Pedway was interesting, I thought the tour would cover more Chicago history and architectural significance. Most of the tour was spent on pedway maps and how to navigate a system that is not easily navigable.
Cool to see hidden parts of the city and learn more about its history Or guide was fun informative and patient. He answered our questions and really made the experience great.
What a great experience this walk through parts of Chicago’s Pedway turned out to be. Adam, our guide, was welcoming, professional, informative, and occasionally funny. His knowledge & love of the city & buildings was impressive, even those that weren’t on this tour. Highly recommended.
Hardly walked. Thought the Pedway was longer. Stood and talked for most of the walk. Guide was fudging on Facts about the city. People who live in the City knew the truth, but out of state people did not.
Hi Ardell, thank you for sharing your perspective. We spoke with Adam about your tour this past weekend, and he distinctly remembers the experience. Here's the thing. Guests are welcome to bring their own knowledge and enthusiasm to a Chicago tour; however, repeatedly interrupting the guide to attempt to correct him, debate details, or present personal beliefs as fact makes it difficult to maintain the tour’s pace and takes away from the experience of the rest of the group. That was unfortunately the issue here. More importantly, the suggestion that Adam was “fudging facts" is simply untrue and, frankly, pretty insulting. Adam has more than 20 years of experience guiding visitors through Chicago on foot, by bus, and by boat, and he is exceptionally well-informed, carefully researched, and candid about the rare occasion when a detail needs additional verification. He told me of one instance where you argued with him about the stained-glass windows formerly at Navy Pier, insisting they were ALL Tiffany windows. Adam’s information was accurate, and your previously held belief was not. A tour is an opportunity for everyone—including longtime Chicagoans—to discover something new. It works best when guests allow the guide to lead with their expertise and remain open to information that may differ from what they previously believed. Regarding the length, this tour is just over 1.5 miles at a comfortable pace. We feel that this is the perfect length for most guests.
Spencer was great! Very knowledgeable
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