Pre-fire Chicago Buildings connected to the early history of Chicago, all of which were built prior to the Fire of 1871. Great Interiors Extraordinary interiors of public buildings, publicly accessible lobbies, churches and museums. Churches and Synagogues Experience the diversity of Chicago through its places of worship. Modern and Post WWII Buildings constructed after 1935. Early Skyscrapers Many of downtown's oldest surviving buildings are the forefathers of the great modern skyscrapers Subdivisions/Planned Towns Large plots of land developed with the community as a whole in mind Labor/Industry Showcasing Chicago's history as a leader in manufacturing and industry Railroads and Bridges Landmarks which played a role in the development of Chicago as a center of transporation Prairie School The Prairie style was developed in the Chicago area and the city is home to many significant examples of this early 20th century achitectural movement. Parks Highlights buildings, structures, landscapes, and monuments in Chicago's parks. Education Landmarks reflecting Chicago's rich academic tradition and reputation for innovative architecture.

Boul Mich A two-mile long stretch of one of Chicago's most famous streets. Music and Art From the Chicago Theater to Chess Records, Chicago's contribution to the music and art worlds is signficant. Tour some of the sites that have made Chicago a world class cultural center. African-American History Highlights landmarks significant in the history and development of Chicago's African-American community. Art Deco Streamlined facades and detailed ornamentation from many of Chicago's most visually appealing structures. Terra Cotta A key building material used by designers in the late-19th and early-20th century. Innovative Housing Exposing Chicago's role in experimental and art-based architectural design Mansions Visit the homes of some of Chicago's historical rich and famous. The Loop Tour the buildings located in Chicago's "Loop". Districts Single and multi-block areas which share a common design, history, or function. Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War Monuments, Memorial, and Buildings commemorating Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War.