Cahokia Mounds Museum Society

30 Ramey Street, Collinsville

Self-Guided Audio Tour for One, Two, or Four with Souvenir Book and Tote (42% Off). Three Options Available.

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Highlights

Visitors take self-guided audio-visual tours of a metropolis built by Native Americans from AD 700 to 1400

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Choose Between Three Options

  • $10 for one audio guided tour, one souvenir book, and one souvenir tote ($17 value)
  • $ for two audio guided tours, one souvenir book, and one souvenir tote ($ value)
  • $ for four audio guided tours, one souvenir book, and one souvenir tote ($ value)

An iPod Touch loaded with audio-visual commentaries accompanies each guest on a self-guided tour of the site's major sights and exhibits. Each group of two or four also receives a City of the Sun souvenir book (a $9.95 value), a souvenir tote, and a 10% discount at the gift shop.

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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Parking included. Limit 12 per person. Valid only for option purchased. May be repurchased every 365 days. Limit 1 per visit. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Cahokia Mounds Museum Society

Between AD 700 and 1400, the city of Cahokia gradually rose from the floodplain of the Mississippi River to become the largest city north of Mexico. Across 6 square miles, its population of 20,000 people worked together to create a thriving community grounded in astronomy, agriculture, and economics. To this end, they erected large, lasting structures such as an enormous wooden calendar that notified citizens about the changes of the seasons. Giant earthen mounds served as the foundation of the city and the site of the big mud fight that decided the mayoral election each year.

Through careful excavation, research, and reconstruction, the Cahokia Mounds Museum Society aims to preserve the site and educate visitors about its importance. During visits, guests on self-guided tours can explore 2200 acres of the city, including the 100-foot-tall Monks Mound and Woodhenge, the Sun calendar.