• Lottie’s Pub - Although Lottie’s Pub is portrayed as a fictional bar in the NBC drama Chicago Fire, it is indeed a real establishment in Chicago!

Lottie’s Pub is used for the exterior shots of the show’s fictional Molly’s Pub, the favorite gathering place for the firefighters of Firehouse 51.

While the interior scenes are filmed on a soundstage, the exterior of Lottie’s Pub is featured as Molly’s Pub.

This cherished pub is a must-see for fans of the show, offering a unique behind-the-scenes experience.

• Chicago - Dive into the world of Firehouse 51 on the Chicago Fire TV show tour, exploring the iconic exterior filming location and immersing in the lives of the courageous firefighters and paramedics from the popular NBC drama.

Please note that tours of this location may change on weekdays due to filming schedules. However, weekend tours remain unaffected by filming and will proceed as planned.

• Chicago - Visit the exterior of the Chicago Fire Academy, a functioning fire station and training facility. Although the building is not open to the public for tours, fans of the show can capture photos in front of the training academy.
• Museum Campus - On Chicago’s museum campus, enjoy a breathtaking lakeside setting with the iconic skyline, beautiful Lake Michigan, and world-class museums like the Field Museum, Soldier Field, and Adler Planetarium.
• Millennium Park - Discover the stunning Millennium Park, a renowned Chicago landmark and frequent filming location for Chicago Fire, on the TV Show tour, and see the famous ‘Cloud Gate’ sculpture (known as ‘The Bean’) where the Firehouse 51 crew has shared many moments.

Millennium Park is situated in downtown Chicago and has been featured in several episodes of Chicago Fire, including scenes with the characters enjoying downtime or sharing emotional moments.

This stop on the tour allows fans to experience the beauty of Millennium Park, take photos with ‘The Bean’ and Crown Fountain.

• Chicago Cultural Center - Tour the Chicago Cultural Center, celebrated for its magnificent architecture, including the world’s largest Tiffany stained-glass dome. It also hosts a variety of cultural events, exhibits, and performances, promoting arts and culture in the heart of Chicago.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Free Hotel/Other Location Pickup & Return within 5 Miles of Downtown Chicago Center
• Driving Tour-Guide

• Gratuities not included but appreciated
• Food is not included but tourist can be taken to any of the Chicago style Popcorn, Hotdog or Donuts.

Experience an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the popular NBC drama, Chicago Fire. Discover the real filming locations that bring the show to life.

Tour Highlights:

• Discover the iconic exterior of Firehouse 51
• Visit Molly’s Bar, a fictional bar on the show, but a real pub in Chicago
• See the famous Bean (Cloud Gate) at Millennium Park
• Explore the Chicago Cultural Center, celebrated for its breathtaking architecture, including the world’s largest Tiffany stained-glass dome

Please note that the tour is subject to filming schedules and can be tailored to your preferences. Participants are kindly reminded that this is an active firehouse; please respect operations and adhere to guidelines. The tour is independently operated and not affiliated with the fire department.

Additionally, for visits to Firehouse 51, the Bean, and the Chicago Cultural Center, the tour guide will not accompany visitors, but comprehensive instructions will be provided.

• A minimum of one person, and a maximum of 6 people, is required per booking.
• This is a small group tour/activity. Your group maybe combined with other small group.
• Disclaimer: This TV Show tour is independently operated and has no affiliation with the Chicago Fire Department.
• All travelers must be able to get in and out of the vehicle by themselves.

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