Chicago · ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO TICKETS
American Gothic, Nighthawks and a Monet room, in a building on Michigan Avenue you can reach on foot from the Loop. The 5 below cover entry, timed slots and guided visits, with prices and how long to allow.
Join guides such as Joel, Bernie, Scout, or Colleen for a fast, story-filled tour of the Art Institute of Chicago. You’ll see famous works by Van Gogh, Seurat, Hopper, Picasso, and O’Keeffe, with admission included and a group capped at 12.
“So many good things to say! We learned about art through the stories of the artists.. so interesting! Joel is passionate about art and so personable!”
Spend about 2.5 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Heath, Spiro, Samantha, or Mandy, touring the Art Institute’s major works and lesser-known rooms. Your ticket is included, the route can follow your interests, and the museum is wheelchair friendly.
“Heath was masterful! Weaving together hundreds of years of art history with culture, some politics, and a little self-reflection. From details about artists lives, to changes in popular culture, to specifics of paintings and everything in between and around them, Heath delivered a captivating and exciting trip through the Institute.”
Spend 2.5 hours inside the Art Institute of Chicago with a guide and no more than seven other people. Expect major Impressionist works, iconic paintings, modern art, and historical context from guides such as Samantha, Heath, Joe, Mandy, and Spiro.
“Loved the Impressionists and the Miniature Rooms collections. Also enjoyed the Andy Warhol gallery and seeing Jackson Pollack’s work.”
Spend about two hours with a private English-speaking guide at the Art Institute of Chicago. Ask for favorite works, focus on artists such as Van Gogh or Hopper, and see major pieces including Nighthawks, American Gothic, and Seurat’s La Grande Jatte.
“Joe was an amazing guide. Informative and very interesting! Explained the history of the artist as well as the painting.”
Join Kelli, a film-focused guide with a Ph.D., for a 90-minute Art Institute tour built around Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. You’ll visit three floors, view 16 works seen in the film, watch short scene clips, hear filming stories, and receive a small Ferris-themed goodie bag. Museum admission costs extra.
“An absolutely incredible tour surprisingly very much related to Chicago and takes art viewing to a new level. Highly recommended!”
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