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ERIN HILLS GOLF COURSE

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GREEN BAY - 1.75 HOURS NORTHMADISON - 1.25 HOURS WESTCHICAGO – 1.5 HOURS SOUTH

MICHIGAN – 2.5 HOURS BY FERRY

DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Ambassador Hotel A3

The Brewhouse Inn & Suites B2

DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown B3

Four Points by Sheraton Milwaukee North Shore I6

Hilton Milwaukee C3

Hyatt Place Milwaukee Downtown B2

Kimpton Journeyman Hotel C3

Knickerbocker on the Lake D2

The Pfi ster Hotel C3

The Plaza Hotel & Café C3

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino A3

Residence Inn by Marriott – Milwaukee Downtown C3

Saint Kate The Arts Hotel C3

Sheridan’s Boutique Hotel & Café J7

Staybridge Suites Milwaukee Airport South I7

TownePlace Suites Milwaukee Oak Creek I7

ATTRACTIONS

America's Black Holocaust Museum C2

Basilica of St. Josaphat B5

Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery B2

Betty Brinn Children’s Museum D3

Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist C3

Cave of the Mounds National Natural Landmark I7

Charles Allis Art Museum D2

David Barnett Gallery D3

Discovery World D3

East Troy Railroad Museum I7

Forest Home Cemetery A5

Grohmann Museum C3

Harley-Davidson Museum C3

Harley-Davidson Tour Center I6

Historic Milwaukee Inc. C3

Jewish Museum Milwaukee D2

Lakefront Brewery C2

Latino Arts B4

LVL Complex C4

Lynden Sculpture Garden I6

Milwaukee County Historical Society C3

Milwaukee County Zoo F7

Milwaukee Public Library B3

Milwaukee Public Museum B3

National Bobblehead Hall of Fame & Museum C3

North Point Lighthouse & Museum E1

Pabst Mansion A3

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino A3

Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum E2

War Memorial Center D3

Wisconsin Black Historical Society and Museum A1

DINING & DRINKS

AJ Bombers C2

Avenue Liquor/Dunkin' B3

Bacchus – A Bartolotta Restaurant D3

Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro E1

BB’s (Build-A-Breakfast/ Build-A-Burger) B3

The Beef Jerky Outlet I 7

Bella Italiana A3

Black Husky Brewing D1

Blu C3

Blue Bat Kitchen & Tequilaria C3

Blue’s Egg H7, J6

Café Benelux C3

Canal Street Café A3

Carnevor Steakhouse Moderne C3

Cedar Creek Winery I6

Central Standard Craft Distillery C4

Cubanitas C3

Dream Dance Steak A3

Estabrook Beer Garden J6

Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill A3

Five O’Clock Steakhouse A3

Glorioso’s Italian Market D2

Gouda’s Italian Deli/Bugsy's Back Alley Speakeasy C3

Great Lakes Distillery B4

Harbor House D3

Holey Moley Coffee + Doughnuts C3

Ian’s Pizza C2, E2

Jack’s American Pub D2

Kegel's Inn German Restaurant I7

The Landing at Hoyt Park G6

LUCID Light Lounge C3

Mason Street Grill C3

Maxie’s H7

Miller Time Pub & Grill C3

Milwaukee Ale House C3

Milwaukee Brat House C3

Milwaukee Brewing Co. B2

Milwaukee ChopHouse C3

Milwaukee Public Market C3

Monarch Lounge C3

MOTOR Bar & Restaurant C3

Mr. B’s – A Bartolotta Steakhouse (Brookfi eld) I6

Mr. B’s – A Bartolotta Steakhouse (Mequon) I6

Old German Beer Hall C3

Onesto C3

Pier 106 Seafood Tavern C3

RARE Steakhouse C3

Ristorante Bartolotta dal 1993 H7

Rock Bottom Brewery & Restaurant C3

Rodizio Grill C3

The Rumpus Room – A Bartolotta Gastropub C3

RuYi A3

SafeHouse C3

Shake Shack C3

Smoke Shack C3

Sprecher Brewing Company I6

Story Hill BKC I7

TRiO C3

RECREATION

Bay View Printing Co. C5

Bounce Milwaukee C5

City Tours MKE C2

Edelweiss Cruises and Boat Tours C3

Erin Hills Golf Course I6

Milwaukee Boat Line C3

Milwaukee Kayak Company C3

Riverwalk Boat Tours and Rentals C3

Sea Dog Sailing D2

TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park G6

Wheel Fun Rentals D2

SHOPPING & BEAUTY

Boswell Book Company E1

Historic Brady Street D2

MOD GEN: A Modern General Store C3

Original Cheesehead™ Factory by Foamation Inc. C4

The Village in Wauwatosa G7

WELL Spa + Salon C3

Wisconsin Cheese Mart C3

THEATER & ENTERTAINMENT

Marcus Center for the Performing Arts C3

Miller High Life Theatre B3

Northern Lights Theater A3

Pabst Theater C3

Riverside Theater C3

Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts I6

Turner Hall Ballroom C3

UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena C3

Wisconsin State Fair Park I7

TRANSPORTATION

Isaacs Parking Service C3

TAXIMKE C4

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VISITOR INFORMATION

FIND MORE INSPIRATION ATVISITMILWAUKEE.ORG

DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE

Toll-Free Phone Number(800) 554-1448

Local Phone Number (414) 273-7222

Visitor Information Center(Inside the Wisconsin Center)400 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Weekday HoursMonday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Weekend HoursMemorial Day - Labor DaySaturday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.Sunday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Additional hours based on events

Local Parking Appcity.milwaukee.gov/park

Local Bus Informationridemcts.com

WAUWATOSA

The Little Red StoreWauwatosa Historical Society 7720 Harwood Ave., Wauwatosa

May 30 - October 17Saturday, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.Sunday, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

The lively Marquette University campus and

diverse residential streets now make up the heart of this neighborhood.

You can’t miss signs that this was the historic

home of Milwaukee’s elite, but today you’re

more likely to run into college students than beer barons on Wisconsin Avenue.

AVENUES WEST & MARQUETTE

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This hip, eclectic neighborhood is

popular with families and young professionals

alike. Home to one of the city’s most popular bar districts, it’s also a

hotbed of local art and creativity. Stroll past

stores stocked with the work of local artisans and historic buildings

decorated with murals.

BAY VIEW

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Located on a bluff overlooking the Milwaukee River,

Brewers Hill boomed at the turn of the 20th century as a residential

area for the laborers who worked in the foundries,

tanneries, mills, and breweries that lined

the river. You’ll still fi nd a brewery on the river here, plus great dining

on top of the hill.

BREWERS HILL

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In the historic economic and social heart of Milwaukee’s

African-American community, annual

festivals celebrate the strong roots of jazz and the arts in the

neighborhood, and the main thoroughfare,

Dr. MLK Jr. Drive, is lined with several African American-owned

businesses.

BRONZEVILLE

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This trendy neighborhood is a melting pot of

UW-Milwaukee students, young professionals,

and longtime residents. Explore nightlife hubs like Brady Street, the historic

home of Milwaukee’s Italian population, and North Avenue – these

streets are packed with restaurants, indie movie

theaters, jazz clubs, and more.

EAST SIDE

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Set between the Milwaukee River and

the shore of Lake Michigan, this downtown neighborhood is home

to some of the city’s most popular attractions, plus lakefront fun! From beaches to museums, it’s easy to spend the

day exploring with the family, with plenty of

restaurants to enjoy in the evening.

EAST TOWN

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It was water that fi rst brought people to

the land that would become Milwaukee.

Water technology and research takes center

stage here at the new UW-Milwaukee School of Freshwater

Sciences, but you’ll also fi nd popular bars and

restaurants around the active harbor.

HARBOR DISTRICT

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Trendy shops and dining abound in this revitalized

warehouse district. Industrial spaces are

now home to galleries, restaurants, boutique

shops, and stylish national retailers. Along

the lakefront is Henry Maier Festival Park,

home of Summerfest, where the city comes

alive every summer for festival after festival.

HISTORICTHIRD WARD

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Thanks to dedicated locals, this once-

blighted industrial area has been revitalized with green spaces,

sustainable buildings, and attractions. The Menomonee River

Valley is now home to can’t-miss attractions

like Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, Miller Park,

and the Harley-Davidson Museum.

MENOMONEE RIVER VALLEY

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This diverse, offbeat neighborhood has a

DIY sensibility that runs deep. You’ll fi nd a little bit of everything here,

from funky music venues to intimate restaurants, brewpubs to tiki bars.

Riverwest is an eclectic neighborhood with a

strong communal spirit, home to a community-run bar, a community

radio station, and a thriving co-op.

RIVERWEST

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West of the Milwaukee River, you’ll fi nd the Wisconsin Center

(Milwaukee’s convention center) as well as the

city’s premier sports and entertainment district.

Nearby is Old World Third Street, a major focal point

for nightlife downtown and the historic heart

of Milwaukee’s German community.

WESTOWN

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This diverse neighborhood is a

gateway to Milwaukee’s predominantly

Hispanic south side. You’ll feel the energy of the community on

Cesar Chavez Drive and National Avenue, two main streets in the neighborhood

lined with local restaurants, bakeries,

and businesses.

CLARKE SQUARE

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The longtime hub of Milwaukee’s gay

community, this neighborhood is now also an epicenter of

foodie activity with an industrial edge. You’ll fi nd some of the city’s best LGBTQ bars and nightclubs alongside

award-winning restaurants and

locally-made artisan food products.

WALKER’S POINT

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