Once you're in town, you can't miss it! The carillon is the prominent fixture of the Naperville cityscape. For those planning a trip into Naperville, please refer to the map below to locate cross-streets.

Parking is available in a number of city lots nearby and on city streets as well. The carillon is a short distance from any point along the Riverwalk.

Closest access to the tower by car would be the lot just south of the tower, accessible from Aurora Ave.

If you click on the map below, you'll go to Google Maps, where you can see more streets and plan your route to the carillon.

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The grounds around the tower are open year-round during normal Park District hours, and you are welcome to visit the grounds and listen to the carillon at any of the scheduled performances.

The tower is open to the public on weekends from May through November. Groups can make special tour arrangements anytime through the year (see below).

$3.00 to climb the Moser Tower, for ages 5 and older. Children 4 and under are admitted free and must be accompanied by an adult.

The Visitor Center, housing several exhibits on the Riverwalk, Centennial Beach, and the Carillon, has free admission.

Tickets for taking Tower tours are purchased in the Visitor Center.

Moser Tower is an open-air structure, and as such, visits can be impacted by weather. The Naperville Park District may cancel tours to the Tower if weather conditions pose any safety hazard to visitors and staff. Please consider this when planning your trip to the tower. Contact the Park District on the day of your visit if you have any doubts about the weather's impact on tours.

Numerous groups, like boy and girl scout troops, have enjoyed the spectacular view from atop the Tower. Yours Can too!

To schedule Millennium Carillon tours for groups of 10 or more, please contact the Naperville Park District at (630) 848-5000.

The Visitor Center is closed from October to May.

A brand new visitor center stands beside the tower to showcase the tower and carillon.

From within the transformed Netzley House, directly adjacent to the tower on its west side, visitors embark on tours of the tower and carillon, and get to climb the steps that so many of us have waited so long to do.

The center houses exhibits and the practice Clavier, and visitors can hear lectures and enjoy interactive exhibits.

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