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while sipping tea (by
appointment).
3209 W. Wells St.
(414) 342-3210
Milwaukee
Art Museum
Includes the Santiago
Calatrava-designed
Quadracci Pavilion,
Burke Brise Soleil.
700 N. Art Museum Dr.
Milwaukee Water
Works North Point
Water Tower
One of the principal
works in the original
water supply system
that provided Milwaukee
with 16 million gallons of
water a day.
2288 N. Lake Dr.
St. Josaphat Basilica
Features one of the five
largest domes in the world.
601 W. Lincoln Ave.
Tripoli Shrine Center
Ornate 1928 Shriners
temple, based on the Taj
Mahal.
3000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 933-4700
PA R K S
Boerner Botanical
Gardens/
Whitnall Park
Fifty-two acres of formal
gardens.
9400 Boerner Dr., Hales
Corners. (414) 525-5600
Havenwoods
State Forest
The state's only urban
forest with more than
200 acres of woods,
wetlands and grass-
lands.
6141 N. Hopkins St.
Interurban Bike Trail
30-mile trail spans
the length of Ozaukee
County.
interurbantrail.com
Lakeshore State Park
17-acre park located on
Lake Michigan adjacent
to Discovery World.
Lapham Peak
Hike among the chang-
ing foliage on 17 miles of
trails. Then climb the 45-
foot observation tower
for sweeping views of
Lake Country.
W329-N846 County High-
way C, Delafield
Lynden Sculpture
Garden
Experience a collection
of more than 50 monu-
mental sculptures.
lyndensculpturegarden.org
2145 W. Brown Deer Rd.
Milwaukee
Riverwalk
Six blocks on both sides
of the Milwaukee River.
Oak Leaf Trail
Start at the Milwaukee
Art Museum pedaling
north with a stop for a
stein of beer at Hubbard
Park Beer Garden, a
great spot for seeing fall
colors.
Riveredge Nature
Center
More than 379 acres of
land and ten miles of
meandering trails. Find
prairies, woods, ponds,
and Milwaukee River
shoreline.
4458 County Hwy Y
Saukville
(262) 375-2715
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
The observation tower
boasts views of Lake
Michigan plus more
than 185 acres of the
surrounding forest and
BEST PLACE
at the Historic Pabst Brewery
Re-live the rich story of the Best and Pabst
families over a cold pint of Pabst beer. Then
visit the office of Captain Pabst and the beau-
tiful 1880 corporate headquarters. Finish the
tour in the original Guest Center. Don't miss
the vintage gift shop with beer memorabilia.
bestplacemilwaukee.com
917 W. Juneau Ave.
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