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North Point Lighthouse
The original North Point Lighthouse was built in 1855. The current 74-foot tower offers some of the best views of Milwaukee and is open for tours on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Group tours are available by appointment.
North Point Lighthouse
2650 N Wahl Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Bucyrus Museum
The Bucyrus Museum is the home of the former Bucyrus Club, which was built in 1892 and functioned as a furniture factory, assembly shop, machine shop, employee club, and community center. Today the Museum serves to preserve that industrial history through a collection of artifacts, equipment, and
Bucyrus Museum
1919 12th Ave, South Milwaukee, WI 53172
Jerry’s Dock
Jerry’s Dock is a 43-slip marina in the Milwaukee River. Their docks can accommodate boats up to 40 feet, and daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal docking is available.
Jerry’s Dock
318 S Water St, Milwaukee, WI 53204
Hank Aaron State Trail
The Hank Aaron State Trail is a 14-mile paved trail built on the former railway of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Rail Lines. The route begins at Lake Michigan and runs west, passing destinations, and attractions such as the Milwaukee Art Museum, Discovery World, Harley
Hank Aaron State Trail
500 N Harbor Dr, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Milwaukee Public Museum         
Milwaukee Public Museum is a natural and human history museum located in downtown Milwaukee. Visit a Costa Rican rainforest, walk the Streets of Old Milwaukee, come face-to-face with a life-size Tyrannosaurus Rex, witness a modern-day pow-wow, explore the levels of the ocean, experience the
Milwaukee Public Museum         
800 W Wells St, Milwaukee, WI 53233
Milwaukee Ghost Walks
Join Milwaukee Ghost Walks on a walking tour that explores the darker side of Milwaukee. Choose from the Bloody Third Ward Ghost Walk, Shadow of City Hall or Brady Street Ghost Walks tour. Learn about the spooky and haunted history of some of Milwaukee’s most prominent historical buildings
Milwaukee Ghost Walks
400 N Water St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery
Relive the history of Pabst beer on a beer history tour. The approximately one-hour tour includes the historic Blue Ribbon Hall, former corporate offices, visitor center, coffee shop, and infirmary. Tours are operated year-round and are kid-friendly. Group tours are available by appointment seven
Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery
917 W Juneau Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53233
Wizard Works Brewing
Wizard Works Brewing Company is located in the Historic Third Ward of Milwaukee, serving classic beer styles with a side of magic. Founder Chris was a performing magician for more than 40 years, so you never know what kind of magic tricks you might witness at Wizard Works! Their taproom serves
Wizard Works Brewing
231 E Buffalo St, Lower Level, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Urban Ecology Center
The Urban Ecology Center at Riverside Park sits on 15 acres of wooded land and riparian habitat along the Milwaukee River. The Center is home to live animals and educational exhibits and resource materials. It is also located on the Oak Leaf Recreational Trail
Urban Ecology Center
1500 E Park Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Latino Arts, Inc.
The Latino Arts Gallery is the only gallery in Milwaukee dedicated to showcasing the work of Hispanic and Latin American artists. The 3,000-square-foot gallery contains exhibits chosen for their cultural and educational value. They also offer self-guided Hispanic heritage tours. Latino Arts hosts
Latino Arts, Inc.
1028 S 9th St, Milwaukee, Wi 53204
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design has two nationally recognized museum galleries, the Brooks Stevens Gallery and Frederick Layton Gallery. The galleries contain rotating exhibits featuring regional, national and international artists that are free and open to the public
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
273 E Erie St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Milwaukee Breakwater Lighthouse
The Breakwater Lighthouse was constructed in 1926, and the permanent light and fog signal were placed into commission on February 26, 1927. It was automated in 1966. The Milwaukee Breakwater Light can be best viewed from the pier leading to the Milwaukee Pierhead Light. There is a parking lot at
Milwaukee Breakwater Lighthouse
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