Chicago · ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO TICKETS
7 tours
American Gothic, Nighthawks and a Monet room worth an hour on its own all sit inside one building on Michigan Avenue. These are the fast-pass tickets and guided routes that reach them without the Saturday queue, with prices and how long each visit runs.
Skip the line at Chicago’s Art Institute, spend a day on 5,000 years of art, and use a free multi-language app with audio.
“Amazing!! We are from Sault Ste. Marie, On Canada it was so worth it- definitely a two day tour though!! Got to see everything we wanted!! Definitely still in awe of it all!!”
Skip-the-line, small-group Art Institute tour with admission included. See key works from Van Gogh to Warhol in 2.5 hours.
“Really enjoyed our guide Joel's enthusiasm and love for the museum and Chicago. Learning the milestones of the museum's collecting its most famous collections and pieces, and the stories behind them was fascinating. Well worth the 2.5 hour tour!!”
Skip-the-line private 2.5-hour Art Institute tour with a pro guide, mobile ticket, and a highlight route from Impressionists to modern art.
“Heath was an excellent guide- knowledgeable, enthusiastic and passionate. It was a wonderful introduction to the Chicago Art Institute.”
Skip-the-line semi-private Art Institute tour for up to 8 people. 2.5 hours of Impressionists, Warhol, and smart context.
“Our guide, Mandi was extremely knowledgeable! She kept us all interested and showed a variety of art”
Skip-the-line private expert tour of the Art Institute of Chicago. Customize your 2-hour highlights, then use your ticket all day.
“Marlin was an excellent guide with flexibility for our interests guiding us through the art museum tour with authenticity, highlights, and fun.”
Skip Art Institute lines with an expert, early entry 30 minutes before opening, and a small-group 150-minute Picasso to Hopper tour.
“We had a very informative guide, Marlin. He told interesting stories and guided us through in a timely way…almost an impossible task! He was willing to adjust his tour based on our interests.”
A small-group Ferris Bueller’s Day Off movie-and-art tour at the Art Institute of Chicago, with a film PhD guide and 16 featured works.
“Had friends in from out of town. Chose this tour because we all lived the movie. Great tour guide. Really knew a lot about the art and the film.”
