Welcome to City Mini Golf, a unique blend of fun and history nestled right in the heart of Chicago. Renowned for its inventive course designs that incorporate elements of Chicago’s rich architectural heritage, this mini-golf haven offers an engaging experience for all ages. From towering skyscraper obstacles to miniature iconic landmarks, each hole tells a story and challenges players in equal measure. Open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM, it's a perfect spot for family outings or a fun date night.

Did you know that City Mini Golf was designed by a local artist who wanted to merge the love for mini-golf with the city’s vibrant history? Each of the 18 holes is inspired by a different aspect of Chicago’s culture, from the jazz age to modern-day innovations. Moreover, the golf balls used here are eco-friendly, made from recycled materials, ensuring that fun doesn't come at the environmental cost.

City Mini Golf stands on what was once an old railway yard, transformed into this playful urban space in 2005. The transformation symbolizes Chicago's ability to reinvent itself while preserving its history. Over the years, it has hosted numerous charity events and community gatherings, making it more than just a recreational site—it's a community hub.

For an enhanced experience at City Mini Golf, visit during the evening hours when the course is beautifully lit up, creating a magical ambiance. Also, locals often enjoy bringing along a picnic to enjoy in the adjacent park area after their game. Don’t miss trying out hole number 7—it features a replica of the Willis Tower that requires skillful precision and offers loads of fun!

Imagine playing golf where your ball travels through a miniature version of the L train system! At City Mini Golf, one of the most astonishing holes replicates this iconic piece of Chicago transit, complete with station replicas and even sound effects mimicking the bustling city life. It’s like taking a tiny tour through Chicago’s famed infrastructure!

After enjoying your time at City Mini Golf, why not explore some nearby attractions? Just a short walk away is Millennium Park where you can see famous installations like Cloud Gate (also known as "The Bean") and Crown Fountain. Additionally, The Art Institute of Chicago is just around the corner, offering world-class art collections and exhibitions.