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Fun for all ages.
The Domes
Visit a desert, the trop-
ics, and special floral
displays without ever
leaving Milwaukee at
the unique Mitchell Park
Conservatory. Currently
on view in the show
dome is the annual train
show Golden Age of
Steam through April 6.
See details at
mitchellparkdomes.com
524 S. Layton Bvd.
(414) 257-5611
Milwaukee
County Zoo
Over 3,100 mammals,
birds, fish, amphibians
and reptiles in habitats
spanning 190 wooded
acres. Animals to see
outside include the
caribou, elk, snow leop
-
ards, otters and seals.
The popular outdoor
Monkey Island exhibit is
as entertaining as ever.
milwaukeezoo.org
10001 W. Bluemound Rd.
(414) 771-3040
Discovery World
Located right
on the shores of
Lake Michigan.
Experience interactive
exhibits, the Reiman
Aquarium–featuring
10 tanks including the
75,000-gallon Lake
Michigan Tank and the
walk-through tunnel
Caribbean Tank, DIY
projects in the Kohl's
Design It! Lab, and more.
discoveryworld.org
500 N Harbor Dr.
(414) 765-9966
Lynden
Sculpture Garden
Offers a unique expe-
rience of art in nature.
View more than 50
outdoor sculptures, on
more than 30 acres,
along with indoor
exhibits in the former
home of Harry and Peg
Bradley. Winter events
include Dog Days, an
opportunity for visitors
to bring along their
canine companions.
lyndensculpturegarden.org
2145 W. Brown Deer Rd.
Looking for a family-iendly outing that's just as much fun for you
as it is for the kids? These Milwaukee family favorites are fun for all ages.
Lynden Sculpture Garden
