Pullman National Historical Park is located on the far south side of Chicago, about a thirty minute drive south of downtown Chicago.
Before you begin your journey to the park, be sure to check current traffic and Road Conditions around the park and Chicago area. Visit the Directions page to for the best way to reach the park.
Browse the park Calendar to see what events may be planned for your visit.
The Pullman National Historical Park Visitor Center offers daily tours at 11 am, and 2 pm. This switches to 2 pm only during winter hours. (December 15 - March 9)
Tours subject to cancellation due to staffing, special events, inclement weather, or wind chill advisories.
Get the current Weather conditions for the park and surrounding area.
Finish your trip planning by visiting the Eating & Sleeping page to find local area eateries and accommodations.
Leashed animals are permitted on the grounds but not in park buildings. Service animals are permitted in park buildings, but must be leashed. Pet owners are responsible for picking up after their pet.
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