Chicago Night Crimes Tour

Get ready to indulge in the dark history of crime, violence and mob shootings that surround this mysterious city. Join this tour to discover more about the notorious gangsters who once ruled Chicago. The two-and-a-half hour night-time journey begins at 8 PM on East Pearson Street. Sit in the comfortable bus and the guide will lead you with live commentary. Learn about Al Capone, Dillinger and other crime bosses on this tour. You will visit all the interesting crime sites in the colourful Windy City. Do not miss landmark locations like Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse and The Burwood Tap. You will also stop at some of the popular watering holes visited by the criminals.

Are you brave enough? As the evening tour begins and ends at the southeast corner of North Michigan Avenue and East Pearson Street, the guide will speak about gangsters like Dean O'Banion, Frank Nitti and Bugs Moran. You can also get down from the bus to closely explore the famous crime spots. Find out more about St. Valentine's Day Massacre and The Enforcer's Safe. The historic and blood-soaked crime scenes will surely boggle your mind. You will also get to see the sites of handshake murder and bootlegging tunnel at Nitti's Vault. The coach also passes Lincoln Park, Biograph Theatre, Oz Park, Marina City and Holy Name Cathedral.

What’s more? The tour conveniently begins and ends at public transportation spots. You can confirm your ticket at the time of booking. The maximum limit on this activity is 29 participants, and the driver/guide does not expect to be tipped. You have to arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time. The traveller-friendly buses have room for collapsible wheelchairs. But, first, inform the operator by filling in the details of special requirements at the time of booking, although the coach does not come equipped with an electronic lift. Also, make sure you cancel at least one day in advance to receive a full refund. So, come partake in a session of storytelling, listening and viewing the sites that were once places the mob would frequent.