A 1911 historic mansion, now museum filled with art treasures spanning 2,000 years. Brick tudor home designed by Alexander Eschweiler for Charles and Sarah Allis who collected 19th century French and...

Children 10 and under can look AND touch at this interactive, educational museum, where they learn about everyday life in unique and imaginative ways, from crawling through the ventricles of a giant human heart to role-playing different jobs and countless other fun activities.

Locally owned brewery specializes in handmade beers including Riverwest Stein, Eastside Dark, Klisch Pilsner and Organic Extra Special Bitters.

Update:  the Domes are now open.  Renovations are complete. Clarification:  the Arid and Tropical domes are permanent exhibits.  The Show dome exhibit changes and that dome is closed, during changes.

Home of the Milwaukee Brewers, this state-of-the-art stadium features a fan-shaped convertible roof and four choices of front-row seats for baseball fans.

A 96.4-mile bike trail network.

The world's third-largest brewery offers free tours and tastings to anyone with an interest in how beer is brewed, fermented, aged and packaged.

Featuring 37 rooms, 12 baths and 14 fireplaces, sea captain and beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst's castle-like home was built in Flemish Renaissance style on Milwaukee's Grand Avenue of Mansions.

Situated on the Lake Michigan shore, this park plays host to Milwaukee's sizzling summer circuit of ethnic and music festivals.

You should try The Milwaukee Public Market.  A must see, do, eat if you're visiting Milwaukee.  The best take away food, bakery, chocolates, coffees, meats, cheeses, Wisconsin flavors in the city...