• Marquette Building - Meet your guide at 140 S Dearborn in the lobby to begin our historic pub tour.
• The Berghoff Restaurant - Grab a drink at the Adams St Brewery (inside The Berghoff) and learn the story of the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the city.
• Brehon Pub - Enjoy another drink and hear a fascinating story about bribery and the Chicago media.
• The Green Door Tavern - Next stop is another famous pub featuring a well-hidden speakeasy.
• Monk’s Pub - End the tour with a final drink (and a snack, if you wish) in this long-standing bar filled with German and Old English antiques.

• Transit tickets
• Local expert guide

• Gratuities
• Alcohol
• Food and beverages

Embark on an exciting exploration of Chicago’s Loop and River North areas with our historical pub trip utilizing the Brown Line! For those over 21, join us on this thrilling escapade that combines intriguing tales of Chicago’s history with delightful adult beverages as we wander through historical sites and iconic taverns in the city’s Near North Side.

Our adventure through Chicago commences at the stunning Marquette Building, from which we proceed to Adams Street Brewery, a part of The Berghoff, Chicago’s longest standing eatery where we pause for a tipple and a light bite. Our journey then takes us on a brief train ride on the Brown Line to River North.

Once in River North, our first stop is Brehon Pub, a locale shrouded in an interesting anecdote relating to bribery and the Chicago media. Following this, we make our way to the Green Door Tavern, Chicago’s most aged tavern situated over a closely guarded, genuine Prohibition-era speakeasy.

We once again hop aboard the train and navigate back to the Loop, where our exploration concludes with a ‘last call’ at the historical Monk’s Pub, known for its collection of antiques.

• Should be able to climb stairs as not all train stations are equipped with elevators

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.