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The Go Chicago Card includes access to over 26 attractions for one low price. It's the easiest way to see all the city has to offer. Just swipe your card and go!

Shedd Aquarium Included, Plus skip the line! $28.95
SkyDeck Chicago - Willis Tower Included, Plus skip the line! $17.50
Adler Planetarium Included, Plus skip the line! $29.00
Navy Pier - Metropolitan Pier & Exposition Authority Included $16.00
Hop On Hop Off Trolley by Gray Line Included $35.00
Lake Cruise by Shoreline Included $17.44
Chicago Children's Museum Included, Plus skip the line! $12.00
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Included, Plus skip the line! $19.00
Brookfield Zoo Included $15.00
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Tour Included $15.00
The Field Museum Included, Plus skip the line! $22.00
John Hancock Observatory Included, Plus skip the line! $16.80
Architectural River Cruise by Shoreline Included $31.61
Bike Chicago Navy Pier Included $35.00
Museum of Science and Industry Plus Omnimax Included, Plus skip the line! $23.00
Art Institute of Chicago Included $18.00
Windy of Chicago Included $30.00
Museum of Contemporary Art Included $12.00
South Side Tour by Gray Line Included $25.00
Chicago History Museum Included $14.00
Robie House
Included $15.00
North Side Tour by Gray Line Included $25.00
Chicago Architecture Foundation Included $16.00
Lincoln Park Zoo Offers Included $2.75
Grand Tour by Gray Line Included $40.00
The Chicago Theatre Marquee Tour Included $12.00


Looking to see Chicago but not break the bank? The Go Chicago Card provides you access to over 30 of Chicago's top attractions and tours for a single low price on a single ticket. Have the freedom to see what you want while saving up to 55% compared to the cost of individual tickets.



Take a trip to the top of the Sears Tower, visit the Shedd Aquarium, enjoy a Shoreline cruise, experience the Field Museum, have fun at Navy Pier -- they and 25 other options are all included in the cost of your Go Chicago Card. With everything you need already loaded onto your card, focus on collecting memories instead of credit card receipts.



Entrance to all attractions FREE with Card, See as many as you want for the number of days chosen, Full-color guidebook included .

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The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Chicago's architecture is world famous and some of us could spend an entire vacation just visiting Chicago's numerous architecturally significant buildings. The entire city of Chicago is a vast outdoor museum of architecture with countless significant buildings. Renowned American and international architects/designers both past and present have called the city home. One of Chicago's most famous is Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) and his home and studio in Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago are well worth a visit. The recipient of the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture from King George VI and the Gold Medal of the American Institute of Architects, Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) created a uniquely American architecture style. In 1991, FLW was named the greatest American architect of all time by the American Institute of Architects. If you have lived in a home with a living room, carport or an open floor plan or seen the Guggenheim in New York then you already know something about FLW. Whether you are an architecture buff or encountering his work for the first time, his ideas will come to life at the home and studio which is maintained and operated as a museum by the The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust. The trust has endeavored to restore the appearance and atmosphere of the home and studio as an architectural laboratory in 1909 which was the last year FLW lived and worked there. Even those who know very little about FLW will come away with an understanding of his importance to American architecture and his contribution to the Prairie School of Architecture. Visitors to the site include architecture enthusiasts, architecture students, ordinary fans and other interested visitors from both the U.S. and abroad. You can visit the site independently or purchase and use the Chicago Go Card which offers free admission or join a tour such as those offered by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. The neighborhood around the home and studio which is also popular with tourists is chock full of significant residential architecture, including 25 Wright designed buildings. Visiting the home and studio first thing in the morning allows for a walking tour of the surrounding area containing the worlds largest concentration of FLW designed structures. Part of the core of Mr. Wrights organic architecture refers to the belief that a building has an intrinsic relationship with its natural surroundings in both place and time. The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio makes his renowned work and ideas accessible and alive for all of us.