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Harley-Davidson, Inc

Harley-Davidson Motor Company was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin more than one hundred years ago, this year. Since its inception, Harley-Davidson has produced the most enduring and recognizable motorcycles in the world. No other motorcycle has the look, the sound and the feel of these two-wheeled pieces of art.

Brady Street

Nine blocks from Lake Michigan to the Milwaukee River that represents Milwaukee's version of Greenwich Village. A visit to Brady Street might start with a cup of coffee at a hip coffee house, followed by some of the best shopping in the city. Ethnic specialty shops give Brady Street its neighborhood flavor, which carries over into the fabulous dining options.

Milwaukee Public Market

Picture an indoor bounty of exhilarating sites, sounds, colors and smells. Tantalize your senses with an array of high quality selections of artisan products, as well as freshly-made prepared foods. Enjoy an assortment of cheeses, fish, meats and poultry. The aroma of hot coffee, soup and ethnic delicacies fill the air. Eclectic fine wines, vibrant flowers, baked goods and confections

Third Ward

Enjoy the ambiance of a turn-of-the-century neighborhood boasting a high concentration of art galleries, unique specialty stores, women's fashion, distinct restaurants and theatre. Located just two blocks south of downtown - come and explore!

War Memorial Center

Situated on Milwaukee's Lakefront, this stunning architectural achievement of renowned Finnish architect Eero Saarinen stands as a memorial to those who have served in the U.S. Armed Services. The site is also a superb location for weddings, corporate events and meetings. The beautiful Memorial Hall features sweeping views of downtown Milwaukee through floor-to-ceiling windows, while the outdoor plaza offers spectacular.

Basilica of St. Josaphat

Designed after St. Peter's in Rome. Built in 1901 by immigrants and craftsmen with materials from a demolished Chicago post office. Designated a historical landmark.

Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary

National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians. Catholic shrine church with a spectacular view. Services daily. Outdoor Way of the Cross. Gift Store. Conference room and lodging available with advance reservations.

Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion

On the National Register of Historic Homes, the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion is a jewel of a bygone era. Built in 1892, the home has 37 rooms, 12 baths and 14 fireplaces.

Cedar Creek Settlement

Visit Cedar Creek Settlement, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Browse through the shops, galleries and winery in this restored 1864 woolen mill on the banks of Cedar Creek.

Lakeshore State Park

Wisconsin's only urban state park, Lakeshore State Park is Milwaukee's jewel on Lake Michigan. Open year-round. Closing daily at 10p.m. Visit their web site or call for more information.

McKinley Marina

Milwaukee's only full-service kite store. Kites, windsocks, kite-flying accessories. Kite flying parties! Free kite lessons. Web site for kite festivals information. Snacks, hamburgers, hotdogs, ice cream cones.

Milwaukee City Hall

Landmark of Flemish Renaissance design completed in 1895. Common Council Chamber and Anteroom retain their turn-of-the-century character with ornately carved woodwork, leaded glass, stenciled ceiling and stained glass windows.

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Milwaukee County Zoo

The Milwaukee County Zoo is one of the top zoos in the nation and home to approximately 2,500 specimens representing more than 350 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and invertebrates.

Mitchell Park Domes

Experience the ultimate in nature at the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, the only structure of its kind on earth, housing a world-wide variety of plant collections in the tropical, arid and seasonal domes.

Schlitz Audubon Nature Center

Schlitz Audubon Nature Center is located on the shores of Lake Michigan, 15 minutes north of downtown. There are six miles of trails on 185 acres of unspoiled natural beauty and many educational programs.

Trimborn Farm Park

Unique example of a mid-19th century industrial and farming complex. Nine original buildings, including lime kilns, Greek revival farmhouse, granary built with brick nogging and one of the largest stone barns in Wisconsin, May-Oct., Tues.-Sat. 10a.m.-5p.m. and Sun. 1-4p.m.

Tripoli Shrine Center

One of a few examples of Indian Saracenic style of architecture in U.S. Based on the Taj Mahal in India.

Urban Ecology Center

You've never seen a "green" building like this. Bring the kids, climb the tower, ride the skide, visit the animals. Hike the wooded trails along the Milwaukee River.

Wisconsin State Fair Park

Don't miss out on the year-round family events, trade shows and entertainment at Wisconsin State Fair Park. Easy to find south of I-94 at 84th Street. Call 1-800-884-FAIR for updated recorded information on our weekly events. Certified Travel Green Wisconsin Business.

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