Frederick C. Robie House Tours and Tickets

1 hourFree Cancellation

Explore the architectural genius of Frank Lloyd Wright on a private, fully personalized tour in Chicago, home to the world’s largest collection of his buildings. Travel in comfort with your English-speaking driver, who shares insights into Wright’s life, ideas, and influence on modern architecture. Begin at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio, where he lived and developed many revolutionary designs. Continue through the Oak Park to admire beautifully preserved Prairie School homes and early residential works. Visit Unity Temple, one of Wright’s most celebrated modern religious buildings, then return toward Chicago to see The Rookery Building with its grand lobby and intricate design. Conclude at Robie House, a masterpiece of Prairie School architecture showcasing Wright’s signature horizontal lines and integration with the landscape. This flexible experience offers architecture enthusiasts a relaxed way to explore Wright’s legacy and the evolution of modern American design.

Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Architecture Tour from Chicago

5 hoursFree Cancellation

Price varies by group size

Experience Chicago like never before on your all-inclusive small group city tour, led by an expert guide. Discover iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and vibrant neighborhoods with personalized attention and insider knowledge. Enjoy a hassle-free day with transportation, tickets, and lunch included. Explore Millennium Park, Navy Pier, and more, with plenty of photo opportunities and fascinating stories. Book now for an unforgettable Chicago adventure!

Chicago Small Group City Tour

9 to 10 hoursFree Cancellation

Price varies by group size

Discover the rich history and dynamic transformation of Hyde Park on this engaging walking tour. Delve into the neighborhood's evolution from a lakeside retreat for the elite to a vibrant, diverse community shaped by migration, policy, and social change. Explore iconic landmarks like the Museum of Science and Industry while gaining insight into the impacts of racial segregation and urban renewal. This tour is designed for history buffs and urban studies enthusiasts, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of race and community development. - Walk through Hyde Park and learn about its historical significance - Visit key sites related to civil rights and urban policy - Understand the neighborhood's transformation and ongoing challenges - Perfect for history lovers and those curious about social dynamics

Hyde Park Walking Tour History Race and Urban Change

Hyde Park Walking Tour History Race and Urban Change

3 hoursFree Cancellation

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Chicago City Private Tours

2 to 8 hoursFree Cancellation

What are people saying about Frederick C. Robie House

Mark_H, Sep 2026

The Frederick Robie House has been lovingly restored to its original glory

The Frederick Robie House has been lovingly restored to its original glory and our interpreter, Tim (when you go, you will understand), was very knowledgeable.

Christine_S, Sep 2026

Make a timed entry guided tour reservation.

I did not know that there was a timed entry tour you had to sign up for. I thought it was self guided. Just be aware and be cognizant of the time; since we were there 1 hour before closing and it was the last tour they were offering

Teri_C, Aug 2026

An architectural gem

Our guide was very informative in explaining Frank Lloyd Wrights architectural vision. Was very informative. There are stairs so it’s not handicapped accessible.

Charles_S, Aug 2026

Incredible house

Our group was small which was nice. Our guide was very knowledgeable. The gift shop has wonderful souvenirs.

KIMBERLY_S, Jul 2026

History and beauty

This tour was fabulous. We learned about the history and architecture of the Robie House. Our guide was knowledgeable and entertaining. The only issue with our voucher was we didn’t realize we had to reserve a specific tour time through the Robie House. We highly recommend the optional self guided audio tour of the neighborhood and parts of U Chicago, also focused on architecture. We enjoyed doing that before the house tour because it provided some context.