Free Tour Al Capone and the Secrets of Chicago

Delve into the Chicago of the 1920s, a vibrant, dangerous, and mysterious city. On this free tour, you'll discover how Al Capone and other mob figures left an indelible mark on the city's history. From Prohibition to the most chilling crimes, we'll take you to the corners where fact exceeds fiction. Our tour begins in front of the Wrigley Building, overlooking the Chicago River, a silent witness to bootlegging and chases. Continue to the iconic Chicago Theater, exploring its connection to the golden age of the mob. We'll pass City Hall, a symbol of power and corruption, and arrive at the Palmer House Hilton, home to tales of luxury, mystery, and organized crime. The tour would not be complete without a visit to The Berghoff, an emblem of resistance during Prohibition, and culminating at The Bowman, a work of art loaded with symbolism and enigma that represents the haunting spirit of Chicago. In addition to stories of Al Capone, we'll uncover secrets about H.H. Holmes and his spooky ‘Castle of Horrors’, the clandestine speakeasy routes, and the urban legends that live on in the city's streets. Discover the darkest and most fascinating Chicago with us.