Key Milwaukee

June 2021

An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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keymilwaukee.com 17 AT T R A C T I O N S | O N T H E WA T E R PA R K S / M U S E U M S / L A N D M A R K S / T O U R S America's Third Coast Set on the coast of Lake Michigan and located at the confluence of three rivers, Milwaukee is truly a water city, and all that water is the stage for unbeatable outdoor fun! Boat Tours Riverwalk Boat Tours Offers 10 person pontoon rentals and private charter boats with a captain for 20-30 people. Sunset cruises will resume later in the season. riverwalkboats.com Milwaukee Boat Line Cruise the rivers, harbors, and Lake Michigan aboard the double- decker Vista King or Voyageur ships on narrated sightseeing tours. mkeBOAT.com Lake Express The catamaran-style auto/passenger ferry offers a relaxing two and a half hour ride across Lake Michigan. Enjoy spectacular lake views as you watch the Milwaukee skyline on one leg of the trip and sand dunes, beaches and historic naval vessels in Michigan. In between, enjoy spectacular lake vistas as it crosses lake-express.com Kayaking Paddle on the Milwaukee River with a fleet that includes kayaks, tandem kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and canoes. You don't need to travel long distances to go canoeing or kayaking, enjoy the rivers right here in MIlwaukee. See Milwaukee Urban Water Trail's map on p. 16 milwaukeekayak.com 318 S. Water St. Lakeshore Paddle Sports Rentals One-hour paddleboat and hydrobikes rentals allow visitors to paddle around the Maritime Water Basin beside the Discovery World museum and the quiet water basin along the Summerfest grounds. South dock of Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Dr.

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