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XMilwaukee Brewing
Company
Small-scale
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with Milwaukee Ale
House. Regular tours.
613 Second St.
(414) 226-2337.
XMilwaukee Food
& City Tours
Guided
bus and walking tours,
tastings, custom group
tours, factory tours,
progressive dinners &
cooking demonstra-
tions.
MilwaukeeFoodTours.com
(800) 979-3370.
XSprecher Brewing
Company
Milwau-
kee's original micro-
brewery. Tour the brew
house, lager cellar and
gift shop. Sampling at
the indoor beer garden
means choosing from
up to 20 beers and
10 sodas on draught.
Reserve tastings now
available.
sprecherbrewery.com
701 W. Glendale Ave.
(414) 964-7837.
XUntapped Tours
Three-hour tour
includes photo opps
at city landmarks, and
stops to interact with
locals and experience
the city as they do. All
tours include samples
of cheese, and beer at
local establishments.
Untappedtours.com
XWright In
Milwaukee
A rare collection of six
Frank Lloyd Wright
designed houses.
wrightinMilwaukee.org
2714 West Burnham
(608) 287-0339.
LANDMARKS
XBronze Fonz Statue
of Arthur (The Fonz)
Fonzarelli, the role
played by actor Henry
Winkler in the "Happy
Days" television series.
Milwaukee's RiverWalk,
South of W. Wells St.
(east bank).
XBest Place Milwau-
kee brewing history
(see tours for details).
XBlack Cat Alley
Street art space by
artists from around the
world.
Kenilworth near
Prospect Ave., East side
XNorth Point Light-
house
74-foot, 1888
lighthouse open 1-4pm
Sat. & Sun.
In Milwaukee's Lake
Park. (414) 332-6754.
XPotawatomi Hotel
& Casino
High-energy
gaming, award-winning
cuisine and outstand-
ing nightlife. Open 24
hours a day. paysbig.
com 1721 W. Canal St.
XSt. Josaphat
Basilica
Features
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domes in the world.
601 W. Lincoln Ave.
(414) 645-5623.
MUSEUMS
XBetty Brinn
Children's
Museum
Only area
museum designed
for children ages 1-10.
9am-5pm Mon.-Sat.,
noon-5pm Sun.
bbcmkids.org
929 E. Wisconsin
Ave. (414) 390-5437.
XCaptain
Frederick Pabst
Mansion
This Flemish Renais-
sance home built in
1890 features Victori-
an craftsmanship and
design. 10am-4pm
Mon.-Sat. Noon-4pm
Sun. Closed Wed.
through February.
pabstmansion.com
2000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 931-0808.
XCedarburg Art
Museum
Building
designed in 1898 as a
residence. W63 N675
Washington Ave.,
Cedarburg
(262) 377-6123.
XCharles Allis Art
Museum
Elegant 1911
Tudor-style mansion.
1-5pm, Wed.-Sun.
1801 N. Prospect Ave.
(414) 278- 8295.
XDiscovery World
Interactive science,
freshwater and
saltwater aquariums.
9
am-4 pm Tues-Fri, 10am-
5pm Sat. & Sun.
discoveryworld.org
500 N. Harbor Dr.
(414) 765-9966.
XGrohmann
Museum
Comprehensive art
collection dedicated to
the evolution of human
work. 9am-5pm Mon.-
Fri., noon-6pm Sat.,
1-4pm Sun.
1000 N. Broadway.
(414) 277-7501.
XHarley-Davidson
Museum
More than
a nostalgia trip for
motorcycle enthusiasts,
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glimpse of American
history. H-DMuseum.com
400 W. Canal St.
(877) 436-8738.
ATTRACTIONS
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FREEBIES
Milwaukee Art
Museum
First Thurs.
of the month, with
extended hours until
8pm (Feb. 2).
Milwaukee
County Zoo
(Feb. 4).
Betty Brinn
Children's Museum
Third Thurs. evening of
the month. 5-8pm
(Feb. 16).
Milwaukee Public
Museum
First Thurs.
of the month. 9am-8pm
(Feb. 2).
