Things to do in Milwaukee

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    Milwaukee, a vibrant city on the shores of Lake Michigan, is a harmonious blend of rich brewing heritage and modern cultural flair. Known for its dynamic arts scene and lively festivals, this bustling metropolis invites you to explore everything from historic neighborhoods to innovative culinary delights. Whether you're savoring locally crafted beers or strolling along the scenic Riverwalk, Milwaukee promises an experience that's both invigorating and uniquely charming.

    Popular Activities in Milwaukee

    Milwaukee Lunchtime Guided Kayak Tour

    Break up your day with a two-hour paddle past Milwaukee landmarks in a small guided group.

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    Best of Milwaukee Half-Day Kayak Tour

    Paddle Milwaukee’s riverfront and visit famed breweries on a guided half-day adventure.

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    $145/ person

    Party Barge Cruise on Clear Lake

    Pedal-powered BYOB boat tour with music as you cruise past the Kemah Boardwalk.

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    $50/ person

    Explore the Vibrant Charm of Milwaukee

    Milwaukee is a city where Midwest warmth meets urban innovation, offering visitors an exciting blend of cultural experiences and natural beauty. Known for its rich brewing history, this city invites you to explore its lively craft beer scene with visits to local breweries like Lakefront Brewery or MobCraft Beer. Stroll through the Historic Third Ward, a revitalized warehouse district that now buzzes with art galleries, boutiques, and trendy eateries.

    If you're visiting in summer, don't miss out on Summerfest—the world's largest music festival—held along the stunning shores of Lake Michigan. For those who love being outdoors, take a leisurely bike ride along the Oak Leaf Trail or enjoy kayaking on one of Milwaukee's many rivers. The city's vibrant festivals and farmers markets add extra color to your visit throughout the year.

    Art enthusiasts will find inspiration at the Milwaukee Art Museum with its striking architecture by Santiago Calatrava. Sports fans can catch an exhilarating game at American Family Field or Fiserv Forum depending on whether it's baseball or basketball season. Whether you're savoring locally sourced cuisine at farm-to-table restaurants or exploring historic neighborhoods filled with character and charm—Milwaukee offers memorable experiences around every corner.

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