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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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8 GETTING HERE >

10 CITY FACTS >

12 10 REASONS TO VISIT MILWAUKEE >

19 ITINERARY 1: ONE DAY IN MILWAUKEE >

22 ITINERARY 2: FOODIE FINDS DAY TRIP >

24 ITINERARY 3: HOLIDAYS IN MILWAUKEE >

30 ITINERARY 4: ICONS AND SECRETS >

36 EXPLORE WISCONSIN >

38 GROUP TOUR CHECKLIST >

46 FEATURED LISTINGS >

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COVER: North Point Lighthouse and Museum, located 3 miles from downtown Milwaukee in scenic Lake Park.

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FROM PLANES, TRAINSAND AUTOMOBILES...It’s easy to get to Milwaukee. The city is located just 90 minutes north of Chicago and within a day’s drive of one-third of the U.S. population, with a highly-ranked airport just eight miles from downtown. So hop on that motorcoach and head for Milwaukee – it just might be a quicker trip than you think.

GETTING HERE

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BUSGet stress-free shuttle service to and from the airport with companies like Badger Coaches, Wisconsin Coach Lines, GO Riteway, and Lamers Bus Lines. Greyhound offers routes to Minneapolis, Green Bay, Madison, Chicago, and many more.

TRAIN The Milwaukee Intermodal Station serves as the hub for Amtrak and Greyhound Bus Service and features 14 daily departures to Chicago and connections through Chicago to over 500 cities nationwide.

BOATSThe Lake Express Ferry links Milwaukee with Muskegon, Michigan, via a 2-hour ferry ride across the lake. Milwaukee is also a popular port of call for Great Lakes cruises, with two cruise docks ready to welcome visitors.

GETTING HERE


Milwaukee is the largest city in the state of Wisconsin.

Milwaukee has over 150 state andcounty parks.

Milwaukee is home to

12 major colleges and universities.

Milwaukee has over 130 miles of

bike trails.

There are over 170 locally-owned

restaurants downtown.

25 theaters withincity limits and over

30 in the GreaterMilwaukee area

17 museums in downtown Milwaukee

and 25 including the surrounding counties

Milwaukee borders Lake Michigan, the second largest of the

Great Lakes.

The Milwaukee RiverWalk spans nearly three miles along

the Milwaukee River, taking you through downtown Milwaukee.

Milwaukee is home to over 30 seasonal festivals including

the world’s largest music festival, Summerfest, and Celtic

festival, Irish Fest.

Wisconsin is home to more top 100-ranked public courses than

any other state.

Milwaukee is the birthplace of Harley-Davidson.

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10 REASONS TO VISIT MILWAUKEE

1 VALUEMilwaukee offers a price to satisfy every pocketbook. Our city features big-city entertainment at small town prices.

2 EASY LOCATIONInterstates 94 and 43 flow into and out of the city for quick freeway access throughout downtown and the outlying areas.

3 UNIQUE DESTINATIONSMilwaukee offers one-of-a-kind attractions, including the world’s only Harley-Davidson Museum and the lively atmosphere of the Milwaukee Public Market.

4 VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOODSYou’ll find Milwaukee’s heritage reflected in its eclectic neighborhoods, each with its own personality.

5 CULINARYWith James Beard Award-winning chefs and restaurants, specialty foods made in Milwaukee, and a farm-to-table community, Milwaukee offers a place and a taste for all visitors.

6 WATER CITYLocated on the shores of Lake Michigan and at the confluence of the Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic Rivers, Milwaukee is filled with waterfront excitement.

7 ARCHITECTUREExplore Milwaukee’s rich architectural history, from the Gilded Age splendor of the Pabst Mansion to the stunning, modern look of the Milwaukee Art Museum.

8 WARM WELCOME Milwaukee has something other places don’t have: the warm hospitality and friendly attitude of the people who live and work here.

9 HUB & SPOKE DESTINATION Milwaukee is a great place to start a tour of Wisconsin, giving your group the opportunity to experience all the big city excitement and rural charm that the state has to offer.

10 VISIT MILWAUKEE Our Group Tour staff is dedicated to providing you the assistance necessary to create an unforgettable experience for your groups.

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10:15 AMStart your morning with breakfast at Sweet Diner. This full-service "upscale, modern diner" serves a variety of breakfast and lunch favorites with a chic twist alongside specialty cocktails, coffees, and fresh-squeezed juices.

11:30 AM Explore the history of Jewish immigration, survival, and community building at Jewish Museum Milwaukee.

A fascinating attraction for people of all faiths, the museum features an original Chagall tapestry and tells the story of Golda Meir’s time in Milwaukee.

12:45 PM Head to Old World Third Street, the historic center of Milwaukee’s German population, for several delicious stops. First, visit the Wisconsin Cheese Mart, Milwaukee's cheese shop since 1938, home

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to the largest selection of Wisconsin cheese in the world! Pair your favorite cheese with Wisconsin beer and international wines in the Uber Tap Room.

1:45 PM Family-owned since 1902, Usinger’s Famous Sausage has been recognized as America's finest sausage. More than 75 varieties are available at this turn-of-the-century store with old German charm. Taste tempting bratwurst, braunschweiger, wieners, old world ham, and

applewood smoked bacon - just a sampling of the meats on display.

2:15 PM The Spice House is nationally-acclaimed for high quality, hand-ground and blended spices and seasonings. The Spice House sells to top-notch chefs, cookbook authors, and the public – their tempting spice blends make the perfect souvenir!

3:00 PM Board the Edelweiss Boats - Milwaukee River Cruise Line for a narrated journey down the Milwaukee River! There’s no view like the city from the Lake Michigan, and all vessels in the fleet feature outdoor viewing decks, restrooms, interior bars, and large enclosed cabins for cruising in any weather condition.

5:15 PM Enjoy dinner at Mader's Restaurant. Open since 1902, Mader's has been voted the most famous German restaurant in North America. In addition to its menu of authentic German favorites, Mader’s features a collection of stained glass, historic art, and even suits of medieval armor.

Mader's Restaurant

Edelweiss Boats


9:00 AM Discover the world’s largest collection of bobbleheads at the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. This quirky museum is home to thousands of bobbleheads from all eras arranged by sports, pop culture, and more.

10:00 AM Visit Clock Shadow Creamery, one of the only urban creameries in thenation! Clock Shadow produces fresh mozzarella, cheese curds, quark (a German soft cheese), and more. All cheese is made

from milk sourced from farms just outside of the city. Cheese lovers can also attend cheese tastings and cooking demonstrations.

11:00 AM Let your sweet tooth run wild on gourmet ice creams at Purple Door Ice Cream. These delicious ice creams made of locally-sourced dairy come in flavors like green tea, balsamic strawberry, chai pink peppercorn, whiskey, and fig & black tea. Try their signature ice cream flights of four flavors!

National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum

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12:00 PM Find more sweet treats at Indulgence Chocolatiers, where each handcrafted creation is a delicious work of art. Sample chocolates paired with wine, beer, and more at the Chocolate Bar.

1:00 PM Continue south to Milwaukee’s Bay View neighborhood for a lunch of“Jucy Lucy”-style burgers stuffed with delicious, molten cheese at Crafty Cow.

2:30 PM Milwaukee is the birthplace of the Cheesehead, and your group can see how this iconic piece of Wisconsin headwear is made (and even make their own “cheesy” souvenirs) at the Original Cheesehead Factory & Retail Store by Foamation.

4:00 PM Take a break at the hotel to freshen up.

5:00 PM For dinner, expect intrigue and surprises at the top-secret The SafeHouse.

"Secret agents" find this spy-haven mostly by word-of-mouth, and your group will love exploring the James Bond and espionage-themed memorabilia packed throughout the restaurant while enjoying spy-themed cocktails and a full menu of of covert favorites.

Purple Door Ice Cream

The SafeHouse

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DAY 13:00 PM Start your visit by strolling a desert oasis, a tropical jungle, and a floral garden decked out in holiday splendor at the Mitchell Park Conservatory (The Domes). The “show dome” is always a sight to see during the holidays, with a new display each year featuring poinsettias, toy trains, and more.

5:30 PM Plan dinner at one of Milwaukee’s more than 170 downtown restaurants.

From farm-to-table favorites and authentic ethnic food to innovative award-winning chefs, the city’s vibrant dining scene has gained national recognition and begs to be explored.

7:00 PM After dinner, take a leisurely drive through downtown and enjoy the city shining bright with millions of twinkling lights for the Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival. Three downtown Milwaukee County parks are dressed in their holiday best with illuminated fairytale scenes.

HOLIDAYS IN MILWAUKEE

Miller Valley Holiday Lites


Visit the BMO Harris Bank lobby for a whimsical holiday display taking a nostalgic look at the holidays featuring Steiff stuffed animals.

DAY 28:30 AM Take a city tour and enjoy the architecture and history of this uniquely diverse city on Lake Michigan. Include a stop at the Basilica of St. Josaphat and step back in time as you marvel at the history and beauty, especially during the holiday season.

10:00 AM Among the fantastic collections housed at the Milwaukee Art Museum, be sure to stop and enjoy the unique and modern architecture of the main entrance designed by Santiago Calatrava. Arrive as the museum’s moveable, wing-like sunscreen opens to greet the day. Explore the museum's expansive collections, or head next door to visit Discovery World, a science and technology center with aquariums, interactive exhibits, and more.

1:00 PMVisit Glorioso's Italian Market, Milwaukee's premier Italian grocery and deli since 1946. Enjoy browsing the

Italian holiday delicacies in the shop, and plan on enjoying a demonstration or special lunch in the new Glorioso's Appetito culinary center, located in the historic original store location.

2:30 PMHead to the Milwaukee Public Museum for a stroll through the gas-lit "Streets of Old Milwaukee" and peer into the windows of its 25 shops, businesses, and eating and drinking establishments. Then enjoy a look at the holiday traditions in the European Village – an imaginative recreation of 33 carefully selected examples of homes and shops as they may have appeared at the turn of the century.

HOLIDAYS IN MILWAUKEEBasilica of St. Josaphat


3:30 PM Depart for Fort Atkinson.

4:45 PMFinish the day with a visit to one of Wisconsin's premier tour destinations, The Fireside Dinner Theatre. Enjoy a classic holiday musical or original revue alongside award-winning dining. Before the show, explore the unique treasures

for sale at three permanent on-site gift shops. You just might find something for those special people on your holiday list!

DAY 39:30 AM Begin your day with a visit to Milwaukee Harley-Davidson for a free tour of the only dealership within city limits. Treat the rider in your life to some motorcycle memorabilia from the city where it all began.

11:30 AM Plan a trip in mid-November to bring your group to Holiday Folk Fair International. This popular local holiday event spans three days and includes a world cafe perfect for an internationally-flavored lunch, plus traditional performances, handcrafts, and more.

2:30 PM Visit the Milwaukee Public Market in the Historic Third Ward for some snacking and shopping. Eighteen local vendors sell freshly-made prepared food, souvenirs, and high-quality artisan products like chocolates, bakery, and cheese.

3:30 PM Visit Christkindlmarket Milwaukee in the plaza outside Fiserv Forum. This German-style outdoor Christmas market features vendors from around the

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world selling gifts and food. Warm up with Gluhwein, a traditional hot spiced German wine.

5:00 PM Freshen up at hotel.

7:30 PM Enjoy a true Milwaukee holiday tradition: the Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s production of A

Christmas Carol. The magic of the season comes alive in the historic Pabst Theater, a local landmark that still wows audiences with its elegant

opera house design and intricate details.

DAY 49:30 AM Step into the past for a Victorian-era Christmas at the Pabst Mansion, the family home of beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst. Enjoy a docent-led tour of this beautifully restored home, fully decked out for the season.

11:00 AM No visit to Milwaukee is complete without a brewery tour! Experience the high-speed production lines and historic caves at Miller Brewery, or see how local brews are made at a craft brewery like Lakefront Brewery, Milwaukee Brewing Company, or Sprecher Brewery.

Christkindlmarket

Christmas Carol

Burnham BlockFrank Lloyd Wright’s

Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision for an American home. A rare collection of six Wright designed American System-Built Homes. Tour two of the homes.

Tour info and reservations:www.WrightInMilwaukee.org

Tours begin at: 2714 West Burnham StreetMilwaukee, Wisconsin10 minutes from downtown Historic Site


DAY 1 9:00 AMStart your trip to Milwaukee with a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Burnham Block. Six of 13 known American System-Built Homes designed by the Wisconsin native line West Burnham Street. All of the homes are undergoing restoration efforts, and the restored Model B1 is open for interior tours with a trained docent.

10:00 AMAfter touring these historic homes, learn more about the city’s history with a step-on tour from

Historic Milwaukee. Their talented guides will lead your group through more than 100 years of history, traditions, and architecture.

12:00 PMStop for lunch and a brew at Lakefront Brewery. Founded in 1987 by two brothers, this has become one of the city’s most popular craft breweries. Take a “beer in hand” tour with a hilarious tour guide, then enjoy a delicious lunch in the beer hall. Don’t miss the cheese curds – they’re fried in a beer batter made with Lakefront’s own East Side Dark.

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1:30 PMLearn about the history and culture of an iconic American company on a guided tour of the Harley-Davidson Museum. Your group can get a deeper look on a Back Roads Tour, which includes a behind-the-scenes look into the Harley-Davidson Archives. The Jumpstart™ puts riders and non-riders alike in the saddle of a running Harley-Davidson motorcycle – a perfect photo opportunity!

3:00 PMMake your next stop at the North Point Lighthouse and Museum. Located on a high bluff in Lake Park, one of Milwaukee’s oldest public parks, the lighthouse remained operational from 1885 until its deactivation in 1994. It stands 74 feet high, and its keeper’s quarters and lighthouse are open for touring. After touring the quarters, take a stroll through Lake Park.

4:00 PMAn iconic building meets a stunning collection at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The newly renovated galleries display more than 2,500 pieces of art, including one of the largest collections of work by Georgia O’Keefe and a quarterly-changing featured exhibition. After touring the galleries, gather outside to watch the massive metal “wings” of the Burke Brise Soleil close for the day.

5:15 PMOpened in 1924, your group will enjoy dinner packed with German flair at Kegel’s Inn. The walls of the restaurant are adorned with beautiful, traditional German paintings with an authentic menu of Bavarian favorites to match.

6:30 PMEnjoy a free evening in nearby Wauwatosa. The city’s charming, European-style village center is home to tempting boutique shops and even the new Tosa Beer Garden located directly on the pedestrian bridge over the river.

DAY 2 8:00 AMHop inside an open-air MKE Cruiser for a one-of-a-kind tour adventure with

North Point Lighthouse and Museum


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9:30 AMNext, tour the Grohmann Museum, home to the Man at Work Collection, the world’s most comprehensive collection of art documenting the evolution of organized work. The museum also has a rooftop sculpture garden —a great vantage point for your group to view the city and enjoy the green roof and the hand-painted mural located atop the museum.

11:00 AMGet to know one of Milwaukee's most popular neighborhoods on Milwaukee Food & City Tours Brady Street Lunch Tour. Learn about the history of Milwaukee’s Italian and Polish immigrants on a guided walking tour with delicious tastings along the way.

2:30 PMHead north to explore the charming community of Cedarburg. The beautiful historic Cedar Creek Settlement is home to boutique shopping, a winery, and much more. Make a stop

at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts for a unique look at quilts, clothing, lace, and more.

4:00PMVisit the Milwaukee Public Museum and stroll the gaslit “Streets of Old Milwaukee,” an immersive, life-size exhibit that recreates the sights, sounds, and even the smells of Milwaukee at the turn of the century.

5:00 PMHead to Potawatomi Hotel & Casino for dinner in one of eleven restaurant choices, from homestyle Italian favorites to the ultimate sushi bar experience. Then try your luck on the casino floor with exciting high-stakes bingo, over 100 table games, over 3,000 slot machines, and a 20-table Poker Room.

DAY 39:00 AMIn nearby Kenosha, stop by the Civil War Museum to learn about how the Civil War impacted the people of the upper Midwest through personal narratives and interactive exhibits. Then try something sweet at the Jelly Belly Visitors Center.


10:30 AMTake in a matinee performance at the Fireside Dinner Theatre. Your group can enjoy browsing the four eclectic Fireside Gift Shops

before enjoying a delicious lunch and a Broadway show or musical revue.

3:30 PMAfter the show, return to Milwaukee to take a guided tour of the beautiful formal gardens at Boerner Botanical

Gardens, Milwaukee’s "Living Museum." Plan your trip in September and October to visit the stunning China Lights: Treasures of China exhibition.

5:00 PMA Milwaukee favorite for over 40 years, Saz’s State House will serve up delicious barbeque and American favorites, including staples at Milwaukee's summertime festivals like Saz’s famous cheese curds and sour cream and chive fries.

7:00 PMLooking for a unique way to explore the Historic Third Ward? The 16-seat Milwaukee Pedal Tavern is the city’s only pedaling pub crawl. Bring a cooler along as you ride from stop to stop to enjoy drink specials at some of downtown’s most popular watering holes.

Milwaukee Art Museum

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EXPLORE WISCONSIN

I tching to see more of the Dairy State? Milwaukee is a great starting point

for a Wisconsin trip! After flying in to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport and spending a few days exploring our city, it's easy to branch out to some of the state's other great destinations.

CEDARBURG (23 miles)

Just north of Milwaukee, this charming community is a popular stop for shopping, wine, and more. Cedarburg is an easy daytrip from Milwaukee, but there are also

several charming historic bed and breakfasts in the area if you’d like to make it a getaway.

PORT WASHINGTON (25 miles)

Set on the coast of Lake Michigan just north of Milwaukee, this harbor town brings a taste of New England charm to the Midwest. Visitors love exploring the historic lakefront downtown, including a beautiful art deco lighthouse, and the city is always a popular spot for fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities.

Anvil Pub & Grille in Cedarburg


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RACINE (30 miles)

Located on the shore of Lake Michigan between Milwaukee and Chicago, this city is home to three Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings, beaches and outdoor fun, and, of course, kringle! Visit the Racine Art Museum, the headquarters of SC Johnson, and beautiful North Beach, ranked by USA Today as one of the country’s top freshwater beaches.

KENOSHA (40 miles)

Halfway between Milwaukee and Chicago, you'll find this charming historic city. Kenosha is home to group tour favorites like outlet shopping, two historic lighthouses, museums, the Jelly Belly Visitors Center, and more.

KOHLER (55 miles)

Originally a planned community to house the employees of Kohler Co., the Village of Kohler is now home to The American Club, a premier resort featuring first-class golf courses, an award-winning spa, and several fine dining options. The surrounding village is filled with charming shopping, dining, and more.

MADISON (80 miles)

Wisconsin’s capital city is a short drive west of Milwaukee and well-known as one of America’s greenest cities. You’ll find no shortage of outdoor adventures here, a bustling farmers market, and a lively student community at UW-Madison. From Madison, you're just a short drive to Spring Green, where you'll find the infamous curiosities of the House on the Rock, the acclaimed American Player's Theatre, and Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin.

GREEN BAY (120 miles)

Go Pack Go! You’ll see plenty of green and gold on the streets of Milwaukee on game days (and the rest of the year), and many local bars offer at least one shuttle trip up to catch a Green Bay Packers home game at Lambeau Field.

The American Club

SPORTS & RECREATION

Brew City Bruisers

Elkhart Lake’s Road America

Koz’s Mini Bowl

Marquette University

Golden Eagles

Midwest Cycling Series

Milwaukee Admirals Hockey

Milwaukee Brewers Baseball

Milwaukee Bucks Basketball

Pettit National Ice Center

The Tempel Lipizzans

TRiO Restaurant & Lounge

UW-Milwaukee Panthers

MUSEUMS Bast Bell Museum

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Pabst Brewery

Betty Brinn Children’s Museum

Charles Allis Art Museum

Let us help plan your next Milwaukee tour. Review this group tour checklist of attractions, festivals, gardens, tours, and more for great itinerary ideas. This list is just a starting point; Milwaukee has so much to offer, and based on your interests, our staff can offer additional suggestions. Please contact [email protected] for personal assistance in planning an itinerary for your next group tour.


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Holiday Folk Fair, America’s premier multicultural fair, allows visitors to explore the customs and traditions of the world’s

diverse cultures.Sample delicious traditional dishes, enjoy lively music and

dance, plus peruse and purchase beautiful handcrafted arts and crafts. You’ll experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of the

world – right here in Wisconsin. Place your group order (a minimum of 30 advance general

admission tickets) and save off the gate price, plus get complimentary tickets based on the quantity ordered.

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Holiday Folk Fair, America’s premier multicultural fair, allows visitors to explore the customs and traditions of the world’s

diverse cultures.Sample delicious traditional dishes, enjoy lively music and

dance, plus peruse and purchase beautiful handcrafted arts and crafts. You’ll experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of the

world – right here in Wisconsin. Place your group order (a minimum of 30 advance general

admission tickets) and save off the gate price, plus get complimentary tickets based on the quantity ordered.

FRI., NOV. 22 – SUN., NOV. 24STATE FAIR PARK EXPOSITION CENTER

LANGUAGE-INDIGENOUSAND MOTHERCelebrate the Culture of

David Barnett Gallery

Discovery World

EAA AirVenture Museum

East Troy Railroad Museum

Grohmann Museum – Man at

Work Art Collection

Haggerty Museum of Art

Harley-Davidson Museum

Jewish Museum Milwaukee

John Michael Kohler Arts Center

Milwaukee Art Museum

Milwaukee County

Historical Society

Milwaukee Public Museum

Mitchell Gallery of Flight

Museum of Wisconsin Art

National Bobblehead Hall of

Fame & Museum

Plymouth Arts Center

Racine Art Museum

Villa Terrace Decorative

Arts Museum

War Memorial Center

Wisconsin Museum of Quilts

& Fiber Arts

MANSIONS/HOUSES/LIGHTHOUSES

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Burnham

Block, Inc.

Kilbourntown House

Lowell Damon House

Milwaukee City Hall

Milwaukee Public Library

North Point Lighthouse and

Museum

Old World Wisconsin

Pabst Mansion

Ten Chimneys

Trimborn Farm Park/Jeremiah

Curtin House

SHOPPING Antiques on Pierce

Bayshore

Beef Jerky Outlet

Boelter Super Store

Brady Street

Cedar Creek Settlement

Christkindlmarket

Clock Shadow Creamery

East Town Neighborhood

Glorioso’s Italian Market

Iron Town Harley-Davidson

Historic Third Ward

Kilwins

Kohler Design Center

Lela Boutique

Marshall Building

Mayfair

The Mayfair Collection

Milwaukee Harley-Davidson

Milwaukee Public Market

MODGEN

Morning Glory Gallery

Old World Third Street

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Rishi Tea

Salamander

The Shops of Grand Avenue

The Spice House

Superior Culinary Center

Usinger’s

Westown Neighborhood

Wisconsin Cheese Mart

CASINO Potawatomi Hotel & Casino

ZOO Milwaukee County Zoo


Grohmann Museum

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BREWERIES/WINE TOURS/SPIRITS

Bavarian Bierhaus

Black Husky Brewing

Cedar Creek Winery

Central Standard Craft

Distillery

Corvina Wine Co.

Good City Brewing

Great Lakes Distillery

Lakefront Brewery

Miller Brewing Company

Milwaukee Brewing Company

MobCraft Beer

New Glarus Brewing Co.

Pabst MKE Brewery

Sprecher Brewery

Third Space Brewing

FACTORY/BUSINESS TOURS

Cheesehead™ Factory &

Retail Store

Forest Home Tours & Events

Harley-Davidson Steel Toe Tour

Jelly Belly Visitor Center

Miller Brewery Visitor Center &

Girl in the Moon Gift Shop

Miller Park

Milwaukee Preservation

Alliance/Milwaukee Soldiers Home

Milwaukee Pretzel Company

Milwaukee Public Library

SC Johnson

RELIGIOUS ATTRACTIONS

The Basilica of the National

Shrine of Mary, Help of

Christians at Holy Hill

Basilica of St. Josaphat

Cathedral of St. John

the Evangelist

Eastbrook Church

Grace Evangelical

Lutheran Church

Sisters of St. Francis Chapel

St. Joan of Arc Chapel

FESTIVALS Bastille Days

Festa Italiana

German Fest


Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory

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Holiday Folk Fair International

Hunting Moon Pow Wow

India Fest

Irish Fest

Jazz in the Park

Lakefront Festival of Art

Mexican Fiesta

Milwaukee Air & Water Show

Milwaukee Brewfest

Milwaukee Holiday

Lights Festival

Oktoberfest

Polish Fest

PrideFest

Summerfest

Wisconsin State Fair

THEATERS Black Arts MKE/Ko-Thi

Dance Company

The Fireside Dinner Theatre

First Stage

Florentine Opera

In Tandem Theatre

Latino Arts

Marcus Performing Arts Center

Milwaukee Ballet

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre

Milwaukee Repertory Theater

Milwaukee Symphony

Orchestra

Miller High Life Theatre

Next Act Theatre

Northern Lights Theater

Optimist Theatre –

Shakespeare in the Park

Pabst Theater

Riverside Theater

Sharon Lynne Wilson Center

for the Arts

The Skylight Music Theatre

Turner Hall Ballroom

MILWAUKEE RIVER/LAKE MICHIGAN ACTIVITIES & RENTALS

Brew City Kayak

Edelweiss Boats/Milwaukee

River Cruise Line

Lake Express

Gift of Wings

McKinley Jet Ski & Motor

Scooter Rentals

Milwaukee Boat Line

Milwaukee Community

Sailing Center

Milwaukee Kayak Company

Milwaukee Paddle Tavern

Riverwalk Boat Tours & Rentals

S/V Denis Sullivan

Sea Dog Sailing

Wheel Fun Rentals / Wheel Fun

Bike Rentals

GARDENS Boerner Botanical Gardens

Lynden Sculpture Garden

Milwaukee County Parks

Schlitz Audubon Nature Center

Urban Ecology Center

Wehr Nature Center

SURROUNDING AREA Brookfield

Cedarburg

Cudahy

Delafield

Glendale

Grafton

Kenosha County

Ozaukee County

Port Washington

Racine County

Walworth County

Washington County

Wauwatosa

MILWAUKEE TOUR COMPANIES

Badger Tour & Travel

Fun Beer Tours

Gothic Milwaukee Tours

Historic Milwaukee

Hop On/Hop Off

Sightseeing Tours

KBC Tour Company, LLC

Lamers Tour & Travel

Milwaukee 7 Seat Bike Tours

Milwaukee Food & City Tours

Milwaukee Pedal Tavern

MKE Tours

Untapped Tours


AMERICA'S #1 GOLF DESTINATION

THE GREATER MILWAUKEE AREA IS HOME TO OVER 75 GOLF COURSES, INCLUDING SOME OF

THE NATION’S TOP PUBLIC COURSES – PERFECT FOR YOUR NEXT GROUP GOLF GETAWAY.

Learn more at VISITMilwaukee.org/golf


AMBASSADOR HOTEL2308 W. Wisconsin Ave(414) 345-5000, ambassadormilwaukee.comMilwaukee’s landmark Art Deco hotel. Built in 1927 and restored in 2005, it is

the city’s foremost example of Art Deco architecture. The hotel offers award winning dining entities, personalized service and ample tour bus parking which make it the perfect hotel for groups that want an all-around experience.

BAYSHORE5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Glendale(414) 332-8136, bayshoretowncenter.comBayshore is an open-air shopping center featuring more than 80

fashionable retailers and restaurants including Brooks Brothers, The Cheesecake Factory, Apple, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Forever 21, Athleta, Sur La Table, Chico’s, White House / Black Market and Trader Joe’s.

BOERNER BOTANICAL GARDENS9400 Boerner Dr., Hales Corners(414) 525-5600, boernerbotanicalgardens.org Explore 12 formal gardens including a rose garden, peony garden, and daylily

garden, stroll under blossoming crabapples, and enjoy the view while having a light lunch in the cafe. The Boerner Botanical Gardens are located just 15 minutes outside of Milwaukee in the village of Hales Corners.

Milwaukee County Historical Society

FEATURED LISTINGS


CAMBRIA HOTEL MILWAUKEE DOWNTOWN503 N. Plankinton Ave.(414) 223-4484, cambriamilwaukee.comExperience something new just steps away from Milwaukee’s Historic

Third Ward. We’re conveniently located near many of Milwaukee’s key attractions such as the Fiserv Forum, Wisconsin Center, the Harley-Davidson Museum, and the Discovery World Science & Technology Museum. Just 9 miles to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.

CEDARBURG VISITOR CENTER AND HISTORY MUSEUMN58 W6194 Columbia Rd., Cedarburg(262) 377-9620, cedarburg.org Open 7 days a week. Discover all historic Cedarburg has to offer! With a rotating

exhibit, the General Store Museum, and a gift shop with Cedarburg themed items, the Cedarburg History Museum is a perfect place to start the day. Be sure to pick up local guides from the friendly Visitor Center staff!

CITY OF WAUWATOSA7725 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa(414) 479-8900Located just 15 minutes west of downtown, Wauwatosa is an urban enclave with a charming small-town

feel. Known affectionately by locals as "Tosa," the city is filled with unique local shops, breweries, and restaurants.

CITY TOURS MKE1659 N. Jackson St.(414) 209-4808, mkecruiser.comChanging tourism in a “renewable” way! We have Milwaukee’s only electric low speed open air cruisers. (Do not

fret, we have doors and heat for the colder days!) Take on Milwaukee with an experience. - Each cruiser holds 5 guests - Private/corporate rentals available - Let us plan your Milwaukee experience

A FULL DAY — in a —

SINGLE STOPShop, dine and play through

the Wauwatosa Village

Located 15 minutes west of downtown Milwaukee, the picturesque Wauwatosa

Village offers restaurants, shopping, parks and activities for everyone in your group.

www.wauwatosavillage.org

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A FULL DAY — in a —

SINGLE STOPShop, dine and play through

the Wauwatosa Village

Located 15 minutes west of downtown Milwaukee, the picturesque Wauwatosa

Village offers restaurants, shopping, parks and activities for everyone in your group.

www.wauwatosavillage.org


THE FIRESIDE DINNER THEATRE1131 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson(800) 477-9505, firesidetheatre.comExciting professional musicals, memorable dining, spectacular gift shops, Klopcic Family hospitality and

fabulous service make The Fireside a complete destination in itself or the perfect complement to any Wisconsin tour. Caring for groups for over 50 years, a visit to Wisconsin’s #1 motorcoach attraction is more than you’d ever expect!

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON MILWAUKEE AIRPORT5311 S. Howell Ave.(414) 481-2400, fourpointsmilwaukeeairport.comWhether you’re touring Milwaukee or

just passing through, you can relax and recharge in our contemporary accommodations with signature comfort. Grab a bite or a drink in our restaurant and lounge or take a dip in the indoor pool.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S BURNHAM BLOCK, INC.2714 W. Burnham St.(414) 366-0060, wrightinmilwaukee.org Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision for an American home in this rare collection

of Wright designed American System-Built Homes. 10 minutes from downtown. Ample parking. For tour information and reservations visit WrightInMilwaukee.org.

GROHMANN MUSEUMMilwaukee School of Engineering 1000 N. Broadway(414) 277-2300, msoe.edu/museum The Grohmann Museum houses the 1,400+ European and American

paintings and sculptures (1580-present) in the Man at Work Collection, the world’s most comprehensive collection documenting the evolution of organized work. Docent-led or self-guided group tours are available and may be scheduled Monday–Saturday.


HARLEY-DAVIDSON MUSEUM400 W. Canal Street(414) 287-2789, h-dmuseum.comA walk through the Harley-Davidson Museum is a walk through the history of America. With an unrivaled collection

of H-D® motorcycles and memorabilia, a 20-acre, park-like campus, a calendar full of events, and a riverfront bar and restaurant, the H-D Museum is one of Milwaukee’s top tourist destinations for visitors from around the globe.

HISTORIC MILWAUKEE INC.235 E. Michigan St.(414) 277-7795, historicmilwaukee.org Since 1974, Historic Milwaukee, Inc. has been dedicated to increasing awareness of and commitment to

Milwaukee’s history, architecture, and the preservation of our built environment through tours and education. HMI is Milwaukee’s only nonprofit tour provider of regular, group, and private tours.

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES MILWAUKEE - NEW BERLIN15451 W. Beloit Rd., New Berlin(262) 787-0700, holidayinnexpress.com/mkenewberlinwi Your group will feel right at home at

the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Milwaukee-New Berlin. Guests enjoy complimentary Express Start breakfast, WiFi access throughout the hotel, complimentary bus parking, and use of our indoor pool and whirlpool. Ask about special discounted rates for your tour group.

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WISCONSIN – HOLIDAY FOLK FAIRWisconsin State Fair Park Expo Center 8200 W. Greenfield Ave.(414) 225-6225, folkfair.org

Holiday Folk Fair International, America’s premier multicultural festival, explores the world of music, food, dance, and arts. Fair-goers celebrate their cultural heritage, with an opportunity to learn the traditions and symbolism of other cultures and how they are incorporated into music, food, dance, arts, and crafts.


JELLY BELLY VISITORS CENTER10100 Jelly Belly Lane, Pleasant Prairie(866) 868-7522, jellybelly.com/wisconsin-warehouse A hub of family fun, visit the Jelly Belly Visitor Center in Pleasant Prairie and

climb aboard the Jelly Belly Express for a complimentary tour. Learn about the company’s world-famous candy, experience new interactive exhibits and HD/4k videos, and enjoy free samples.

KENOSHA AREA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU10519 120th Ave., Pleasant Prairie(262) 857-7164, visitkenosha.com/groups Make memories at Kenosha’s Lake Michigan shore! Just 30 minutes south

of Milwaukee, enjoy tasty stops including Tenuta’s Deli, Mars Cheese Castle and Jelly Belly. Travel back in time at museums, lighthouses, and authentic electric streetcars. Find adventure on a charter fishing excursion, bargains at Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets, and much more.

LAKEFRONT BREWERY1872 N. Commerce St.(414) 372-8800, lakefrontbrewery.comVoted Milwaukee’s best brewery tour, with scintillating narratives and delicious craft beer samples in a historic

building on the Milwaukee River. We show you the ins and outs of the brewing process, tell a little about ourselves, and serve some cold ones along the way. Hungry? We have some Wisconsin favorites you’ll love.

MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM700 N. Art Museum Dr.(414) 224-3200, mam.org/tours Discover world-class architecture and thousands of works of art from antiquity to the present day—all

on Milwaukee’s scenic lakefront. The Museum has engaging tours for every sort of group, from school groups and corporate teams, to bachelorette parties and birthday celebrations. Assistive listening technology, ASL interpreters, and bilingual tours are available upon request.

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MILWAUKEE FOOD & CITY TOURS(414) 255-0534, ext. 5 milwaukeefoodtours.com/group-travel Discover Milwaukee’s most delicious neighborhoods with itineraries such as a Progressive Ethnic Lunch; Churches

& Chocolates; Christmas Bakery Bus. Guided food and sightseeing tours include tastings that add up to a meal, shopping, plus stories of Milwaukee’s rich immigrant past. Fully customizable; a progressive meal with a side of history!

MILWAUKEE HARLEY-DAVIDSON11310 W. Silver Spring Rd.(414) 461-4444, milwaukeeharley.comMilwaukee Harley-Davidson is a 36,000-square-foot destination that boasts an impressive selection

of clothing, gifts, and motorcycles as well as parts and service. MKE H-D prides itself on getting back to its racing roots. Visit us for a free tour and purchase a piece of Milwaukee history to take home with you.

MILWAUKEE PEDAL TAVERN820 S. Water St.(414) 409-8022, pedaltavern.comMilwaukee’s only pedaling pub crawl, accommodating 120 people on eight pedal taverns. Drink specials set up

at stops in the Historic Third Ward and Walker’s Point neighborhoods. It’s always happy hour on our patio. Call or text for info and availability.

MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM800 W. Wells St.(414) 278-2728, mpm.edu MPM is the largest natural history museum in Wisconsin. Whether you choose to explore on your own, or take a

guided tour with a Museum expert, your visit will take you to extraordinary places. Tickets can be purchased by phone at 414-278-2728 or at the Museum.


MITCHELL PARK HORTICULTURAL CONSERVATORY524 S. Layton Blvd.(414) 257-5611, mitchellparkdomes.comThe Mitchell Park Horticultural

Conservatory, better known as The Domes, is one of the most unique destinations in Milwaukee. Discover cacti, succulents and palms in the Desert Dome; explore seasonal shows in the Floral Dome and walk among 1,200 species of rainforest plants in the Tropical Dome. Open every day.

NORTH POINT LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM2650 N. Wahl Ave.(414) 332-6754, northpointlighthouse.org Visit our restored 1888 lighthouse and wonderful maritime museum.

Enjoy a guided tour, lecture or explore on your own. See our beautiful grounds. Visitors may climb our tower for a fabulous view of Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. Please contact us to discuss tour options and availability. Accessible, except for climbing the tower.

PABST THEATER GROUP(414) 286-3663, pabsttheater.org turnerhallballroomweddings.comPabst Theater Group operates four unique venues in downtown Milwaukee including Turner Hall Ballroom,

a versatile wedding and event space. All venues are available for private events. #lovemkelive

POTAWATOMI HOTEL & CASINO1721 W. Canal St.(414) 847-8600, paysbig.comPotawatomi Hotel & Casino, open 24/7 in Milwaukee, offers 100 table games, over 2,500 slot machines, bingo, poker

and off-track betting. There are seven unique restaurants, a 500-seat theater and a 19-story luxury hotel. Plan to experience the best in gaming and entertainment! Hotel Expansion and Spa opening Summer 2019.


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15451 W Beloit Rd, New Berlin, WI 53151

Complimentary Bus ParkingPool/Whirlpool

Milwaukee ZooSouthridge Mall State Fair Park

Complimentary BreakfastComplimentary WiFi


SHARON LYNNE WILSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS19805 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield(262) 781-9470, wilson-center.comEnjoy premier performances, festivals, classes, and exhibitions in Brookfield’s

beautiful Mitchell Park! Recognized as a cultural anchor in Greater Milwaukee, the Wilson Center is a multidisciplinary nonprofit cultural arts facility with a focus on providing intimate and vibrant arts experiences. Parking is free, and venue rental is available.

SPRECHER BREWERY701 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale(414) 964-5938, sprecherbrewery.comExperience Milwaukee’s original craft brewery. Family owned and operated since 1985. Taste award-winning craft

beers, craft sodas including Sprecher Root Beer, ciders & more fresh from the tap. Indoor beer garden. Murals. Breweriana. Customized brewery tours. Perfect for groups of all sizes and ages. Gift Shop. Free parking.

TRIO1023 N. Old World Third St.(414) 800-6240, trio1023.comVisit our trendy restaurant featuring our Chef-crafted locally sourced menu. TRiO—three floors of fun. Our three

floors cater to groups of 20 to 220. From ping pong and games to relaxing and enjoying sweeping views of the Milwaukee skyline, TRiO delivers a memorable experience.

WAUWATOSA VILLAGEWauwatosa(414) 297-9285, wauwatosavillage.org Nestled along the banks of the Menomonee River, located just minutes west of Milwaukee. Delectable dining,

diverse shopping, galleries and a beautiful park await you! It’s an open air urban neighborhood experience.

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Jelly Belly Visitor Center10100 Jelly Belly Lane

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TrainTours &Interactive Exhibits

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Choose delicious excursions with MILWAUKEE FOOD

& CITY TOURS!

VISIT MILWAUKEEFOODTOURS.COM/GROUP-TRAVELTo book a delicious excursion, call Theresa at 414-255-0534 x 5

or e-mail [email protected]

“We thoroughly enjoyed our day in Milwaukee.... I would highly recommend this to groups of all ages!”Joan G., Bank Travel, Dubuque, IA

BUS TOUR THEMES INCLUDE:Progressive Ethnic Meal

Churches & Chocolates

Custard Capital of Milwaukee

Bikes, Brats & Beers (with Harley-Davidson Museum)

Craft Breweries & Cocktails

Custard Capital of the World

Milwaukee Fish Fry tour

Craft Beer tour (with National Bobblehead Hall of Fame)

And, our very popular Christmas tours, including:

Christmas Around Milwaukee Bakery Bus

Racine Kriss Kringle & Bakery Bus

Christmas Lights & Desserts – with singing tour guide!

ALL-INCLUSIVE pricingNO DEPOSIT requiredNO cancellation fees

COMPLIMENTARY admission for your bus driver and tour escort

FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE Full Day, Half Day, and Multi-Day itineraries

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