Much can be seen behind the pine curtain that is lake country, as well. Milwaukee is well-known for its flourishing local attractions and businesses, and friendly public, making it a prime location for people to enjoy themselves day and night.
The Other Lake
A Day in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public Market
400 N Water St,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
For lunch, the Milwaukee Public Market offers a wide variety of choices, including an oyster bar!
Museum Tours
Milwaukee is a city rich in culture. There are several museums within walking distance of the Lakefront, presenting one with many artistic and intellectual opportunities.
--Discovery World
500 N Harbor Dr,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
--Milwaukee Art Museum
700 N Art Museum Dr,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
--The Eisner: American Museum of Advertising and Design
208 N. Water St,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
--Betty Brinn Children's Museum
929 E Wisconsin Ave,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Bella’s Café
189 N Milwaukee St,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
You can smell Bella’s rich coffee before you even arrive. This small café in the Third Ward is located in an almost library-like setting, making it a soothing start to a morning.
Milwaukee's Lakefront
While there is still ice on Lake Michigan’s beaches, the lakefront offers some spectacular views, from the teal blue waters, to Milwaukee’s magnificent skylines.
Photo Source: Michael Hicks
Photo Source: David Hoekstra
Shopping Near Brady Street
The Brady Street neighborhood offers an eclectic shopping experience.
--Uncommon Items
316 E Brady St,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
--The Exclusive Company
1669 N Farwell Ave,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
By Cassandra Berres
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