The Dark Knight is more than a movie; it is an emotion. Visit Chicago’s Old Post Office to relive the iconic scene where the Joker’s crew robs Gotham National Bank. Walk through the historic building and immerse yourself in the thrilling world of Gotham and nostalgia.

Wayne Enterprises represents the pinnacle of business in Gotham. Visit Chicago’s Richard J. Daley Center, featured as the exterior of Wayne Enterprises in The Dark Knight. Experience the iconic architecture and imagine yourself in the heart of Gotham’s corporate world, where Batman’s legacy unfolds on the big screen.

Fans of The Dark Knight can explore Gotham’s corporate heart at Chicago’s IBM Building, 330 North Wabash Avenue. This striking skyscraper doubled as the offices of Harvey Dent, the Mayor, and the Police Commissioner, and featured Wayne Enterprises’ boardroom. A perfect stop for anyone chasing the film’s iconic locations.

Trump Tower at 401 North Wabash Avenue in Chicago appears in The Dark Knight during the rooftop scenes between Batman and the Joker. Though under construction during filming, it helped shape Gotham’s skyline. Fans can visit to experience the iconic setting and feel the movie’s thrilling finale.

In The Dark Knight, the thrilling Batpod chase unfolds at Metra station in Chicago, standing in for Gotham. Scenes were shot on Lower Wacker Drive, LaSalle Street, and beneath the city’s iconic bridges. These shadowy tunnels and streets give fans a chance to walk through the gritty, cinematic heart of Batman’s pursuit.