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Things to do in Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Milwaukee Attractions

• Milwaukee Art Museum
  With works by such artists as Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, and Georgia O'Keeffe in an extensive collection of nearly 20,000 pieces of art, the Milwaukee Art Museum has enough artistic bravado to satisfy the art historian in everyone. And, after undergoing a $100 million dollar face lift, the museum has become a work of art itself.

• Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory ("The Domes")
  Having three separate domes that feature three different climates, makes the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory a unique educational experience. The Floral Show Dome hosts a number of changing themed blossom displays, The Arid Dome houses a fine collection of cacti, and the Tropical Dome has plants from the rainforest.

• Milwaukee County Zoo
  Recognized as one the nation's finest zoological attractions, the Milwaukee County Zoo is home to more than 2,000 mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles with 350 species represented. This attraction not only entertains, it also educates and inspires.

• Pabst Mansion
  Home of beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst, this Flemish Renaissance style, castle-like mansion is a must-see when visiting Milwaukee. Located on Milwaukee's Grand Avenue of Mansions, the Pabst Mansion has 37 rooms, 12 baths, and 14 fireplaces.

• Miller Brewing Company
  Ever wonder how beer is brewed, fermented, aged, and packaged? Or are you just interested in seeing how many free test tasting you can get away with? Whatever your desire, the Miller Brewing Company is the place to go. The world's third-largest brewery offers free tours and taste testing to the general public.

• Lakefront Brewery
  Specializing in handmade beers such as Organic Extra Special Biters, Klisch Pilsner, Eastside Dark, and Riverwest Stein, this locally owned brewery is the "other" brewery to visit while in Milwaukee. On a much smaller scale, (there are less than 10 employees), guests really get to know the brewery workers and the brewery itself.

• Miller Park
  A must see for every baseball fan (regardless of who you root for), this state-of-the-art ballpark, with a fan-shaped convertible roof, is home to the Milwaukee Brewers.

• Bradley Sculpture Garden
  A unique collection of sculpted beauty amassed by Mrs. Margaret Bradley, the Bradley Sculpture Garden is great place to visit. Mrs. Bradley traveled the world to collect sculpture that fit her personal tastes. A highlight of the collection is Linda Howard's "Sky Fence".

• St. Joan of Arc Chapel
  Originally located in Lyon, France, this 15th century chapel was reconstructed in its present Milwaukee location in 1964. According to legend, Joan kissed one of the stones of the chapel before she was burned at the stake and to this day, that stone is colder than the other stones.

• Harley-Davidson
  AA former propeller factory, this 450,000 square foot facility is now home to Harley-Davidson power train operations. The tour includes a historical video in the theater, a look at the factory floor, and viewing the construction of Harley Davidson motorbike.

Milwaukee Restaurants - Places to eat in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

If you plan on dining at any eatery or restaurant during your visit to Milwaukee Wisconsin, Rentalcarmomma has some top restaurant recommendations for you!