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Group Tour Guide 19-202 20 0 MILWAUKEE GROUP TOUR GUIDE VISITMILWAUKEE.ORG/GROUPS TAKE A GROUP TOUR THROUGH AMERICAN CULTURE TABLE OF CONTENTS Discover culture and history through stories and interactive exhibits that celebrate expression, camaraderie and love for the sport. Visit H-DMuseum.com to start your tour build. New Exhibit: Daredevils 6/15–9/8 ©2019 H-D or its affiliates. HARLEY-DAVIDSON, HARLEY, H-D, and the Bar and Shield Logo are among the trademarks of H-D U.S.A., LLC. Milwaukee Food & City Tours TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 GETTING HERE > 10 CITY FACTS > 12 10 REASONS TO VISIT MILWAUKEE > 19 ITINERARY 1: ONE DAY IN MILWAUKEE > 22 ITINERARY 2: FOODIE FINDS DAY TRIP > 24 ITINERARY 3: HOLIDAYS IN MILWAUKEE > 30 ITINERARY 4: ICONS AND SECRETS > 36 EXPLORE WISCONSIN > 38 GROUP TOUR CHECKLIST > 46 FEATURED LISTINGS > COVER: North Point Lighthouse and Museum, located 3 miles from downtown Milwaukee in scenic Lake Park. 648 N. Plankinton Ave., Suite 220 Milwaukee, WI, 53203 (414) 287-4249 | [email protected] Photo courtesy of Milwaukee VISITMILWAUKEE.ORG | 1 Food & City Tours SHSHOOPP.. DIDINENE.. PPLLAYAY.. OVER 80 FASHIONABLE STORES AND RESTAURANTS www.bayshoretowncenter.com 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, Glendale, WI GETTING HERE FROM PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES... It’s easy to get to Milwaukee. The city is located just 90 minutes north of Chicago and within a day’s drive of one-third of the U.S. population, with a highly-ranked airport just eight miles from downtown. So hop on that motorcoach and head for Milwaukee – it just might be a quicker trip than you think. PLANE Fly to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) nonstop from 40+ cities and from 160 cities with just one stop. 8 | GROUP TOUR GUIDE 6-HOUR DRIVE ND BISMARCK MN MINNEAPOLIS WI PIERRE GREEN BAY MI SD MILWAUKEE MADISON GRAND RAPIDS IA CHICAGO DETROIT DES MOINES OH NE IL IN COLUMBUS LINCOLN INDIANAPOLIS SPRINGFIELD CINCINNATI KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS LOUISVILLE KS JEFFERSON CITY KY MO DISTANCE TO MILWAUKEE(miles) Atlanta, GA 815 Los Angeles, CA 2,050 Chicago, IL 90 Louisville, KY 390 GETTING HERE Cincinnati, OH 390 Madison, WI 80 Columbus, OH 450 Minneapolis, MN 335 Dallas, TX 1,000 Montréal, QC 815 Denver, CO 1,045 New York, NY 880 Des Moines, IA 375 Ottawa, ON 758 Detroit, MI 380 Seattle, WA 1,970 Grand Rapids, MI 280 St. Louis, MO 375 Green Bay, WI 120 Toronto, ON 620 Indianapolis, IN 280 Winnipeg, MB 790 BUS Get stress-free shuttle service to and from the airport with companies like Badger Coaches, Wisconsin Coach Lines, GO Riteway, and Lamers Bus Lines. Greyhound offers routes to Minneapolis, Green Bay, Madison, Chicago, and many more. TRAIN The Milwaukee Intermodal Station serves as the hub for Amtrak and Greyhound Bus Service and features 14 daily departures to Chicago and connections through Chicago to over 500 cities nationwide. BOATS The Lake Express Ferry links Milwaukee with Muskegon, Michigan, via a 2-hour ferry ride across the lake. Milwaukee is also a popular port of call for Great Lakes cruises, with two cruise docks ready to welcome visitors. VISITMILWAUKEE.ORG | 9 CITY FACTS Milwaukee is the largest city in the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee has over Milwaukee has There are over 150 state and over 130 miles of 170 locally-owned county parks. bike trails. restaurants downtown. Milwaukee is home to over 30 seasonal festivals including the world’s largest music festival, Summerfest, and Celtic festival, Irish Fest. 17 museums in downtown Milwaukee Milwaukee is and 25 including the the birthplace of surrounding counties Harley-Davidson. Wisconsin is home to more top 100-ranked public courses than any other state. 25 theaters within city limits and over 30 in the Greater Milwaukee area Milwaukee borders Lake Michigan, the second largest of the Great Lakes. The Milwaukee RiverWalk Milwaukee spans nearly three miles along is home to the Milwaukee River, taking you 12 major colleges through downtown Milwaukee. and universities. 10 | GROUP TOUR GUIDE FACTS It’s CITY ALL IN Here! GATHER YOUR GROUP AND PLAN A TRIP TO THE MIDWEST’S #1 ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION. Over 2,500 Slots Nonstop Bingo Action 100 Table Games Poker & Off-Track Betting 7 Restaurants Live Entertainment 19-Story Luxury Hotel For day trip groups of 10 or more, contact Tour & Travel at 414-847-7910 or [email protected]. For overnight stays with 10+ rooms, contact Sales & Catering at 414-847-8600 or [email protected]. 1721 WEST CANAL STREET I MILWAUKEE, WI 53233 I 1-800-PAYSBIG IPAYSBIG.COM OPEN 24/7 I MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD TO ENTER CASINO; 18 TO PLAY BINGO WINNERS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL TAXES I MANAGEMENT RESERVES ALL RIGHTS GAMBLING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-426-2535 ©2019 FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI COMMUNITY, WISCONSIN SPO19111-Visit Milw Group Tour brochure ad 2019.indd 1 4/25/19 10:12 AM 10 REASONS TO VISIT MILWAUKEE 1 VALUE 6 WATER CITY Milwaukee offers a price to Located on the shores of satisfy every pocketbook. Lake Michigan and at the Our city features big-city confluence of the Milwaukee, entertainment at small Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic town prices. Rivers, Milwaukee is filled with waterfront excitement. 2 EASY LOCATION Interstates 94 and 43 flow into 7 ARCHITECTURE MITCHELLPARKDOMES.COM and out of the city for quick Explore Milwaukee’s rich freeway access throughout architectural history, from downtown and the outlying the Gilded Age splendor of the areas. Pabst Mansion to the stunning, modern look of the Milwaukee Art Museum. 3 UNIQUE DESTINATIONS Milwaukee offers one-of-a- 8 WARM WELCOME kind attractions, including the Milwaukee has something other world’s only Harley-Davidson places don’t have: the warm Museum and the lively hospitality and friendly attitude THREE UNIQUE atmosphere of the Milwaukee of the people who live and Public Market. work here. ENVIRONMENTS. ONE MEMORABLE 4 9 HUB & SPOKE VIBRANT DESTINATION. NEIGHBORHOODS DESTINATION You’ll find Milwaukee’s Milwaukee is a great place to heritage reflected in its eclectic start a tour of Wisconsin, giving neighborhoods, each with its your group the opportunity own personality. to experience all the big city excitement and rural charm that the state has to offer. 5 CULINARY With James Beard Award- winning chefs and restaurants, 10 VISIT specialty foods made in MILWAUKEE Milwaukee, and a farm-to- Our Group Tour staff is table community, Milwaukee dedicated to providing you the offers a place and a taste for assistance necessary to create all visitors. an unforgettable experience for your groups. OPEN DAYS A YEAR! GUIDED TOURS. EDUCATIONAL TOURS. SPECIAL EVENTS. GROUP RATES & MORE. Call (414) 257-5600 for more information. 12 | GROUP TOUR GUIDE S LAYTON BLVD, MILWAUKEE, WI MITCHELLPARKDOMES.COM THREE UNIQUE ENVIRONMENTS. ONE MEMORABLE DESTINATION. OPEN DAYS A YEAR! GUIDED TOURS. EDUCATIONAL TOURS. SPECIAL EVENTS. GROUP RATES & MORE. Call (414) 257-5600 for more information. S LAYTON BLVD, MILWAUKEE, WI What could be healthier than visiting a vibrant destination lled with miles of waterfront, lighthouses, museums, historical tours and shing charters? Wherever your group’s interests lie, Kenosha o ers tours lled with adventure. VISITKENOSHA.COM/groups • 262–857–7164 BOOK YOUR PRIVATE TOUR TODAY! Schedule Historic Milwaukee, Inc. for PRIVATE WALKING TOURS 1.5-2 hours $10 per person, $60 minimum • Bay View • Brady Street • Downtown • • Sculpture • Historic Third Ward • The HOP Streetcar • • North Point Mansions • Skywaukee • PRIVATE BUS TOURS $40 per half hour per bus, $80 minimum You provide the motor coach, we supply the step-on guide • Milwaukee Highlights • South Side Churches • • Three Original Settlements • • In Search of Milwaukee’s Beer Barons • FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL US AT 414-277-7795 VISIT US ONLINE AT HISTORICMILWAUKEE.ORG OR EMAIL [email protected] At your service. Always Is a Stop in Milwaukee in your plans? Make it a stop to look forward to. Visit An Art Deco Milwaukee Landmark. Ambassador Hotel 2308 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53233 414.345.5007 ambassadormilwaukee.com Sweet Diner A DAY IN MILWAUKEE 10:15 AM A fascinating attraction Start your morning with for people of all faiths, breakfast at Sweet Diner. the museum features an This full-service "upscale, original Chagall tapestry and modern diner" serves a tells the story of Golda Meir’s variety of breakfast and time in Milwaukee. lunch favorites with a chic twist alongside specialty 12:45 PM cocktails, coffees, and Head to Old World Third fresh-squeezed juices. Street, the historic center of Milwaukee’s German 11:30 AM population, for several Explore the history of Jewish delicious stops. First, visit immigration, survival, and the Wisconsin Cheese community building at Mart, Milwaukee's cheese Jewish Museum Milwaukee. shop since 1938, home VISITMILWAUKEE.ORG | 19 to the largest selection of applewood smoked bacon - Wisconsin cheese in the just a sampling of the meats world! Pair your favorite on display. cheese with Wisconsin beer and international wines in 2:15 PM the Uber Tap Room. The Spice House is nationally-acclaimed for high quality, hand-ground and blended spices and seasonings. The Spice House sells to top-notch chefs, cookbook authors, and the public – their tempting spice blends make the perfect souvenir! Edelweiss Boats 3:00 PM Board the Edelweiss Boats - Milwaukee River Cruise Line for a narrated journey down the Milwaukee River! There’s no view like the city from the Lake Michigan, and all vessels in the fleet feature outdoor viewing decks, restrooms, interior bars, and large enclosed cabins Mader's Restaurant for cruising in any weather condition. 1:45 PM 5:15 PM Family-owned since 1902, Enjoy dinner at Mader's Usinger’s Famous Sausage Restaurant. Open since has been recognized as 1902, Mader's has been America's finest sausage.
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