

Art Institute of Chicago Tours and Tickets
Located in Chicago’s Grant Park, the Art Institute showcases 300,000 works of art ranging from ancient works to pieces created by today’s foremost artists. More than 1.5 million visitors from across the globe flock to the museum annually, making it one of Chicago’s most-visited destinations.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Art Institute of Chicago
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Big Bus Chicago Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

Skip-the-Line Art Institute of Chicago Semi-Private Guided Tour (8ppl Max)

Chicago CityPASS

Chicago City Minibus Tour

Skip-the-Line Art Institute of Chicago Exclusive Guided Museum Tour

Chicago Small-Group City Tour with Optional Architecture River Cruise

Chicago Architecture Walking Tour: The Underground Pedway & Secrets of the Loop

Chicago Walking Tour: Must-See Chicago

Eastside Chicago: The Art Heist Scavenger Hunt

Holiday Hike Chicago-Style: Festive Food & Walking tour

️ Chicago Instagram Walking Tour (Private & All- Inclusive)

Private Chicago Tour with Driver and tour Guide. Hotel pick up included

Private Chicago Scenic Driving Tour

BEST Full-day Chicago City Tour

Discovering Vintage Chicago: A Self-Guided Audio Tour of the Loop

Chicago Scavenger Hunt Adventure

Chicago Scavenger Hunt: Chicago Loop

Chicago Private Instagram Car Tour (Private & All-Inclusive)

Chicago Family Food & Bike Tour with Top Attractions

Chicago Self-Guided Audio Tour

2-Hour Walking Tour in Downtown Chicago

Chicago’s artsy cultural landmarks – walking tour

Art Institute of Chicago Guided Morning Tour with Art Historian

Instagram Photo Tour and Art Walk at The Art Institute in Chicago
People Also Ask
No. Most adults have to pay to visit the Art Institute of Chicago, although kids under 14 and Chicagoans under 18 go free all year. Certain days are free for Illinois residents during winter, while active-duty military, Illinois educators, and students at some partner institutions enjoy free entry year-round.
...MoreYes, the Art Institute of Chicago is most definitely worth visiting. The second largest art museum in the US, it hosts works by Vincent van Gogh, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dalí, Jackson Pollock, and many other boldface names.
...MoreMost adults will want to spend at least 2–3 hours, but an hour is generally enough time for kids. The Art Institute of Chicago displays thousands of works from its collection of almost 300,000 pieces alongside multiple special exhibitions, so you could spend days here and still not see it all.
...MoreNot always. A general admission ticket to the Art Institute of Chicago includes access to non-ticketed special exhibitions, but you need to buy an additional ticket for some special exhibitions. Members of the Art Institute of Chicago enjoy free admission to both the museum and ticketed special exhibitions.
...MoreYes. A general admission ticket to the Art Institute of Chicago is valid for the full day that it’s issued, meaning you can go out for lunch, fresh air, or a stroll in Millennium Park, then come back and see more art. Just be sure to keep hold of your ticket.
...MoreFlowers, balloons, and food and drinks other than water bottles are not allowed anywhere in the museum. Weapons, toys, tripods, video cameras, selfie sticks, wrapped gifts, pens, art materials, shopping bags, large bags, backpacks, and tall umbrellas are not allowed in the galleries, while water bottles must always be carried in bags.
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