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Chicago's First Lady Cruises

Downtown

112 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, 60601, US

Why You’ll Love It

As the Official River Cruise of the Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago's First Lady is one of the best ways to tour the Windy City. Their entire vessel is designed after early 20th-century luxury yachts with a full bar, plenty of snacks available for purchase, and an open-air upper deck for guests to enjoy the views.

Visitors can enjoy their award-winning architecture tour during the day or on their Evening River Cruise at sunset when the whole city comes to life in the sun's golden glow. The guides are all enthusiastic experts on Chicago's iconic architecture who volunteered to be educational ambassadors for the Chicago Architecture Center.

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Shrtlst Team

There are several different options in the city for the famous "Boat Tour" but this one is the one worth taking as the official voyage, put on by the Chicago Architecture Center.

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Location

112 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, 60601, US

Phone

(847) 358-1330

Social

Website

https://www.cruisechicago.com/

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