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PA R K S / G A R D E N S
Havenwoods
State Forest
The state's only urban
forest.
6141 N. Hopkins St.
Lakeshore State Park
17-acre park on Lake
Michigan adjacent to
Discovery World.
Milwaukee Riverwalk
Six blocks on both sides
of the Milwaukee River.
Highland Ave. to the Historic
Third Ward
Milwaukee
County Zoo
With its park-like setting,
680,000 square feet of
space, and over 3,100
mammals, birds, fish,
amphibians and reptiles in
specialized habitats span
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ning 190 wooded acres.
10001 W. Bluemound Rd.
Mitchell Park
Conservatory
The Domes
The Mitchell Park Hor-
ticultural Conservatory,
better known as "The
Domes," is a living mu
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seum filled with plants
from
across the globe.
524 S. Layton Blvd.
Oak Leaf Trail
Paved multi-use trail fea-
tures 125 miles through
all the major parkways
and
parks.
Sanger House
Gardens
A feast for the eyes, filled
with trees, shrubs, and
perennials and plants of
all kinds.
1823 N. Palmer St.
Schlitz
Audubon Center
An observation tower
and 185 acres of forest.
1111 E. Brown Deer Rd.
TEN CHIMNEYS
Lovingly created by Broadway legends
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, those
who visit the estate are welcomed into
the Lunts' home without the fuss of ropes
or barriers. Tours celebrate the one-of-a-
kind collection the Lunts amassed during
their lifetimes and also honor the values
found in every corner of the Lunts' lives,
both on the stage and in the house. Tour
reservations are recommended, call
(262) 968-4110 or visit tenchimneys.org.
S43 W31575 Depot Rd., Genesee Depot
