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    Travel and Explore Milwaukee, WI!

    Milwaukee, WI

    Founded by German immigrants in the mid-19th century, Milwaukee is the largest city in the state. From the water of Lake Michigan, to the the heritage of ethinc neighborhoods, Milwaukee welcomes visitors. The city contains museums of art and history, a one-of-a-kind zoo, professional sports, natural history, and the home of Harley-Davidson and Miller Brewing Company. Milwaukee events include: Holiday Folk Fair International, International Arts Festival, Polish Fest, African World Festivals, and Indian Summer fest.


     Betty Brinn Children's Museum
     929 E. Wisconsin Ave.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 291-0888
     Milwaukee's grand attraction for children features hands-on interdisciplinary exhibits and activities for young children and their families.

     Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion
     2000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 931-0808
     Built in 1893 in the Flemish Renaissance style for the founder of Pabst Brewery, the home includes exquisite interior public rooms carefully and accurately restored.

     Discovery World--The James Lovell Museum of Science, Economics, and Technology
     815 N. James Lovell St.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 765-9966
     Discovery World features interactive science and technology exhibits, live theater, and memorable experiences.

     Greater Milwaukee Convention & Visitors Bureau
     510 W. Kilbourn Ave.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 273-3950 or 800-554-1448
     Information about the area.

     Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater
     712-800 W. Wells St.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 319-4629
     The wonders of the human and natural world on a state-of-the-art, six story- tall domed screen. Three new films a year.

     Milwaukee Art Museum
     750 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 224-3200
     The art museum includes painting, sculpture, prints, drawings, photography, decorative arts, and renowned American and Haitian folk art collections. Changing exhibits each season.

     Milwaukee County Zoo
     10001 W. Blue Mound Rd.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 771-3040
     Separated only by hidden moats, predators and prey seem to live side by side in natural environments. Zoo train and zoomobile tours. Located 10 minutes from downtown.

     Milwaukee Public Museum
     800 W. Wells St
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 278-2700
     The natural history museums exhibits include a Costa Rican Rain Forest, world's largest dinosaur skull, and a modern-day powwow.

     Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, "The Domes"
     524 S. Layton Blvd.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 649-9800
     The only horticultural structure of its kind in the world. Three domes feature tropical, arid, and five-seasonal plant displays.

     Pettit National Ice Center
     Wisconsin State Fair Park, I-94 and 84th St.
     Milwaukee
     Wisconsin
     (414) 266-0100
     The only facility of its kind in the U.S. featuring enclosed ice training and competition center for speedskating, hockey, figure skating, and public skating.

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