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City Tours MKE
City Tours MKE offers History, Food and Brewery Tours of Milwaukee. Their fleet of electric cruisers can hold up to five people per vehicle, and they also have a 12-seat bus. The cruisers have removable doors, so in the summer they can operate open-air like a golf cart, and in the winter they put
1130 N 9th St, Bottle House #42, Milwaukee, WI 53233
A World of Accordions Museum – Harrington ARTS Center
A World of Accordions is the world’s largest accordion museum, with over 1300 instruments on display. This collection includes accordions dated from mid-1800s to the present and from over 25 different countries. The Museum is housed with the Harrington ARTS – Accordion-concertina Repair and
1401 Belknap St, Superior, WI 54880
The Warehouse Art Museum
The Warehouse is an art museum and research center free and open to the public. The renovated former factory has 4,500-square-feet of exhibit space and houses permanent and rotating exhibits based on the private international collection of co-founders Jan Serr and John Shannon. It is the only
1635 W St Paul Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53233
War Memorial Center
The War Memorial Center was built to honor those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice and serve those still living. The Veterans Courtyard includes an Eternal Flame Memorial and Honor Roll listing Milwaukee County’s war dead, WWII and Revolutionary War Memorials, Purple Heart Memorial, Gold Star
750 N Lincoln Memorial Dr, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Forest Home Cemetery Tours
If you’re looking for something unique, check out one of the Forest Home Cemetery public tours. Forest Home Cemetery is the final resting place of many prominent Milwaukee figures such as beer barons Joseph Schlitz and Frederick Pabst, motorcycle co-founder William Davidson, typewriter inventor
2405 W Forest Home Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215
Marinette County Historical Logging Museum
The Marinette County Historical Logging Museum uncovers the rich logging history of the Marinette area. View artifacts and relics related to the lumber era, as well as exhibits and collections featuring Native American culture, farm implements, musical instruments, military and fishing
Bridge St, Stephenson Island, Marinette, WI 54143