Chicago Prohibition and Architecture Walking Tour 2 hr 30 min
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Follow Chicago’s Prohibition-era stories with a GPS-guided audio walk you can pause, restart, or explore at your own pace.
Step into Chicago’s Ragtime and Jazz eras, when gangsters, bootleggers, and crooked politicians shaped the city’s underworld. This self-guided Chicago audio tour follows stories connected to Al Capone, the Everleigh Sisters, and the Chicago Outfit, letting you explore at your own pace.
Hear commentary from urban historian, professor, and author Richard Junger as VoiceMap’s GPS-guided audio leads you along the route with turn-by-turn directions. The walk takes about 45 minutes, but you can pause at any time, linger at stops, or restart whenever you choose. Download the audio, maps, and geodata for offline use, or try the virtual tour option from home. The tour is in English and works through the VoiceMap app for Android and iOS. Bring your own smartphone and headphones; attraction admission, transportation, food, and drinks are not included.
Install the app and enter the code from your confirmation ticket before setting out. Discover Chicago’s colorful past one story and street at a time on this flexible Chicago audio tour.
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The tour takes about 45 minutes, or longer if you linger at stops.
Install the VoiceMap app, enter the code on your confirmation ticket, and follow the app’s directions to the starting point.
Yes. Start, pause, or restart whenever you like and complete the tour at your own pace.
Yes. Audio, maps, and geodata are available offline, with GPS-triggered playback and turn-by-turn directions.
Bring a smartphone and headphones; they are not included.
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