Take a self-guided journey through 10 stops that showcase Schaumburg’s rich history, cultural heritage, and vibrant community today. Follow the map, visit each destination, and see how Schaumburg has grown from its rural beginnings into the thriving village it is now.
Want to win a prize?
Visit each of the 10 stops below and snap a photo of yourself at each location. When you’ve completed all stops, submit your photos using our online form. Once your photos are submitted, you’ll be able to pick up your prize at Village Hall.
Prizes are limited — be sure to complete all stops to qualify for a prize.
Your 10 Stops:
1. Olde Schaumburg Centre Historic District
Schaumburg and Roselle Roads
Begin your adventure where Schaumburg’s story started. Walk through this preserved district of historic buildings and markers that showcase the area’s early German farming roots.
2. Schaumburg Centre School
231 S. Roselle Rd.
Built in 1872, this one-room schoolhouse stands as a reminder of Schaumburg’s early dedication to education and community.
3. Spring Valley Nature Center & Heritage Farm
1111 E. Schaumburg Rd.
Transport back to the 1880s at this 135-acre nature preserve and living-history farm. Experience the sights and sounds of Schaumburg’s agricultural past.
4. Trickster Cultural Center
190 S. Roselle Rd.
Visit Illinois’ only Native American-owned and operated cultural center. Celebrate Native history and explore exhibits highlighting the vibrant contemporary contributions of Indigenous peoples.
5. Schweikher House
645 S. Meacham Rd.
Step inside this mid-century architectural treasure designed by Paul Schweikher in 1938, blending simplicity, craftsmanship, and innovation.
6. Prairie Center for the Arts & Schaumburg Sculpture Park
201 Schaumburg Ct.
Schaumburg’s cultural hub — home to live performances, art exhibitions, and an outdoor sculpture park that celebrates creativity in every form. Find your favorite sculpture or spot in the park and snap a picture!
7. Wintrust Field / Schaumburg Boomers Stadium
1999 S. Springinsguth Rd.
Catch the energy of Schaumburg’s hometown baseball team and see where community pride comes alive all summer long.
Get extra bragging rights: Snap your picture while enjoying a hot dog!
8. Busse Woods / Ned Brown Preserve
E. Higgins Rd. and S. Arlington Heights Rd. (Main Entrance)
Enjoy one of the region’s most beloved green spaces. With trails, picnic areas, and even a bison pasture, this preserve connects generations through nature. The best part? It’s free!
9. Woodfield Mall
5 Woodfield Mall
A shopping landmark since the 1970s, Woodfield Mall remains a cornerstone of Schaumburg’s economy and a destination for millions each year.
10. Schaumburg’s Dining Scene
Various locations throughout the village
End your adventure with a taste of Schaumburg today. Choose from more than 200 restaurants offering cuisines from around the world — a delicious way to celebrate our diverse and dynamic community and the end of your tour
Suggested Route
Olde Schaumburg Centre Historic District → Schaumburg Centre School → Spring Valley → Trickster Cultural Center → Schweikher House → Prairie Center & Sculpture Park → Wintrust Field → Busse Woods → Woodfield Mall → Dinner
Ready to explore?
Grab your camera, hit the road, and experience Schaumburg — then and now.
