Attractions

A City with Genuine Midwest Appeal Milwaukee's mosaic of immigrant influences makes for an outstanding restaurant town! Take advantage of the opportunity to dine at some of Wisconsin's most revered establishments, hit the trendy new hot spots or enjoy a genuine ethnic experience. Use WRA's Dining Guide to create your culinary itinerary! Reservations are recommended - the Wisconsin Restaurant Expo is a busy time for dining out! Add a little local flavor to your visit with our list of things to see and do when visiting Milwaukee! For more information about these and other Milwaukee attractions, please visit Visit Milwaukee at www.milwaukee.org

1. Enjoy some March madness... There's always an exciting game on tap in March, whatever your sport. The Bradley Center is home to the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Admirals, Milwaukee Wave and Marquette University men's basketball.

2. Experience the Milwaukee Art Museum... The new expansion designed by world-renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is creating a national and international stir.

3. Go hog wild... Milwaukee is the proud home of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Call ahead for dates and times and for tour guidelines and restrictions.

4. Smell, Touch, Taste, Repeat… Check out the Milwaukee Public Market and enjoy the specialty food vendors and cooking classes along with the sights and sounds of the historic third ward.

5. Explore The Milwaukee Public Museum... One of the country's best natural history museums, the Milwaukee Public Museum features a Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater, "The Streets of Old Milwaukee" and the Puelicher Butterfly Wing.

6. Mmmm, mmm, good. Brewery Tours... Visit the master brewer, Miller Brewing Company, and enjoy product samples. See Milwaukee's original microbrewery, Sprecher Brewing Company and enjoy European-style beers and gourmet sodas. Or visit a local favorite, Lakefront Brewery, Inc. and taste award-winning beers.

7. Discover the "Streets of Old Milwaukee"... The Historic Third Ward is a restored warehouse district featuring art galleries, restaurants and antiques. Old World Third Street charms with cobblestone intersections and famous landmarks. Lined with 100-year-old buildings from its days as Milwaukee's Italian neighborhood, Brady Street boasts authentic Italian restaurants, markets and bakeries.

8. Stroll the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory... Experience a desert oasis, a tropical jungle and special floral gardens at "the Domes."

9. Stop by the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion... A nationally recognized house museum built for the founder of Pabst Brewery, the mansion brings Milwaukee's past to life.

10. Win at Potawatomi Bingo Casino... This stunning entertainment center features 1,000 slots, 24 blackjack tables and Bingo hall that seats over 2,000 players. The "Northern Lights Theater" plays host to the hottest entertainment anywhere.