Découvrez les attractions et l'histoire célèbres de Milwaukee, ainsi que d'autres sites dont vous ignoriez peut-être l'existence. Ne vous contentez pas de visiter Milwaukee, vivez-la !

Embarquez pour un voyage intime et haut de gamme inoubliable au cœur de Milwaukee. Là où histoire, culture et énergie vibrante convergent pour créer une expérience unique. Des rives du lac Michigan à l'emblématique musée Harley-Davidson, plongez dans la richesse de cette ville dynamique. Explorez le quartier historique de Third Ward, où les rues pavées mènent à des boutiques d'artisans et des galeries éclectiques. Laissez-vous séduire par les quartiers diversifiés de la ville, qui mettent en valeur le meilleur des saveurs locales. Découvrez les merveilles de la skyline de Milwaukee, notamment l'emblématique musée d'art de Milwaukee, tout en explorant les secrets les mieux gardés de Milwaukee. Que vous soyez passionné d'histoire, amateur de restaurants ou passionné d'art, cette visite de Milwaukee promet de captiver vos sens et de vous donner envie de découvrir ses trésors cachés. Des options personnalisables sont disponibles selon vos centres d'intérêt et la durée de votre visite, en fonction de votre emploi du temps ! Chaque véhicule ne peut accueillir que 5 personnes.

Hop on your pedal assist e-bike and get a helpful push as you ride about 15 miles through the best of Milwaukee. See what makes the city amazing and distinct. Ride through historic neighborhoods with differing architecture and traditions. See church steeples in every direction, each one telling an immigration story. Marvel at our 8 million brick city hall, an icon of our socialist legacy. Cruise paths that connect an astounding 15,000 acres of parks. Cross over valleys that are home to both industrial giants and urban wilderness. Understand the critical role water plays in the city’s past and future as you enjoy gorgeous lake and river views. You’ll ride the whole, not just old, Milwaukee.

Half the history talk calories of the Old Milwaukee Tour but with all the full bodied flavor! Ride 15 miles on a pedal assist e-bike through the best of Milwaukee. Enjoy a frozen custard at the beach, a local speciality. See incredible variety! Ride through historic working class neighborhoods and past ornate mansions that were built when Milwaukee was the machine shop of the world. Admire hidden alley street art. Gaze up at massive frescos inside our finest cathedral. Cruise along lakeshore parks and past downtown architectural gems. Wrap it all up with a visit to a beer garden, a city tradition since 1848, and you'll have a real taste of Milwaukee.

Attendez-vous à découvrir le centre-ville sous un jour nouveau grâce aux histoires effrayantes de la ville. Découvrez pourquoi l'hôtel Pfister est aussi célèbre auprès des joueurs de baseball de la Ligue majeure que des enquêteurs paranormaux, pourquoi votre regard pourrait être attiré vers le ciel en visitant l'hôtel de ville, quel bar a pour mascotte un chat momifié de 121 ans, et l'identité du fantôme qui pourrait être assis à côté de vous au Pabst Theater, entre autres anecdotes.

Nos excursions guidées en kayak le long de la ville durent entre 1h30 et 2h et suivent la rivière Milwaukee jusqu'au centre-ville. Nous ne faisons aucun arrêt en cours de route, mais nous vous fournissons des informations sur l'histoire de Milwaukee et les attractions le long de la rivière. Nos guides expérimentés vous donneront toutes les instructions nécessaires pour naviguer en kayak et veilleront à ce que vous vous sentiez en sécurité et à l'aise lors de cette excursion de niveau débutant.

Cette expérience est destinée aux voyageurs soucieux de leur budget. Ce circuit en bus nécessite un minimum de 8 participants. Durée : 90 à 120 minutes. Horaire : 10 h. Embarquez avec d'autres passagers pour un voyage inoubliable au cœur de Milwaukee, où histoire, culture et énergie vibrante se conjuguent pour créer une expérience unique. Des rives du lac Michigan à l'emblématique musée Harley-Davidson, plongez dans la richesse de cette ville dynamique. Explorez le quartier historique de Third Ward, où les rues pavées mènent à des boutiques d'artisans et des galeries éclectiques. Savourez les délices des différents quartiers de la ville du point de vue d'un habitant, mettant en valeur le meilleur des saveurs locales. Découvrez les merveilles de la skyline de Milwaukee, notamment le magnifique musée d'art de Milwaukee et ses ailes emblématiques. Que vous soyez passionné d'histoire, amateur de restaurants ou passionné d'art, cette visite de Milwaukee promet de captiver vos sens et de vous donner envie de découvrir d'autres trésors cachés.

West of the Milwaukee River, you’ll find the historic arts and entertainment district of Downtown. Today, the area known as Westown includes several theaters and arts venues as well as sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and several historic hotels. Also in the district is the multi-block Grand Avenue Mall (1982), now redeveloped into The Avenue (2018) with updated food hall and shopping. This tour will explore the recent transformation of several historic buildings into mixed-use development with apartments, new coffee shops, and gallery spaces, and the reinvigoration of office space. Included on the tour are Milwaukee’s large blue building, the Reuss Federal Plaza, now known as 310W (1983), the historic Hotel Wisconsin (1913), and the Pabst Theater (1895). This walking tour is 1.4 miles in length. We recommend that travelers bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or an umbrella.

Like many communities in the industrial Midwest, Milwaukee’s ecological legacy has a significant period of pollution. Thankfully, in the late 1980s & early 1990s, driven by Mayor John Norquist and others, Milwaukee dedicated resources to water clean up and the reinvigoration of the buildings along the Milwaukee River. This reinvestment included the creation of a public-private partnership known as the Riverwalk (1993). Today, the Riverwalk extends 3.1 miles along both sides of the Milwaukee River, from the site of the former North Avenue Dam, through Downtown and the Historic Third Ward to Lake Michigan. The tour will explore the industries and early city growth that impacted the river so greatly and also a number of the historic buildings along the way. You’ll also learn about some of the temporary and permanent public art on display. This walking tour is 1.2 miles in length. We recommend that travelers bring: good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.

This key commercial corridor on Milwaukee’s Lower East Side was settled by Polish immigrants who built St. Hedwig’s Catholic Church (1886) as the center of their community. Their residences, seen mostly north of Brady, became the ubiquitous Milwaukee Polish Flat. Later the neighborhood became home to a number of Italian families, who transformed many commercial buildings into businesses that are still on Brady today like Glorioso’s Italian Market (1946) or Peter Sciortino’s Bakery (1947). On this tour, you’ll also hear more about the counterculture era from the 1960s and 1970s and learn how Brady Street has reinvented itself in recent year. The tour blends local history and cultural insight with the sights and atmosphere of one of Milwaukee’s most engaging urban corridors.

Travel back in time and learn more about Wisconsin’s first company town. Today, Bay View is one of Milwaukee’s neighborhoods but it was originally established in 1867 for workers at the Milwaukee Iron Company. The tour will explore houses built for laborers and managers and discuss the development of the mill and town before it incorporated into Milwaukee in 1887. Beyond residential streets, stops include important businesses, community spaces including the Beulah Brinton House (1871), houses of worship, and landmarks like the Pryor Avenue Iron Well (1882). The tour will also share immigrant stories from Welsh, English and later Italian families who established deep roots in Bay View. This walking tour is 1.9 miles in length. We recommend that travelers bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.