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 !

Visitez un quartier historique et dynamique, à la périphérie du centre-ville, comme le ferait un habitant du coin ! Des chauffeurs locaux et sympathiques vous emmèneront sur notre itinéraire réputé. Vivez une façon unique de vous déplacer à vélo ! Vivez une expérience amusante et originale à la taverne, encouragez votre équipe et créez des souvenirs inoubliables et faites-vous des amis le long de la rivière pittoresque et du centre-ville ! Circuit 21+

Experience the sweeter side of Milwaukee on this fun and family-friendly walking tour through one of Wisconsin's most vibrant cities. Along the way, you'll enjoy a delicious assortment of donuts, pastries, and locally inspired sweet treats from some of Milwaukee's favorite bakeries and cafés. As you explore downtown, your guide will share fascinating stories about the city's rich history, impressive architecture, thriving arts scene, and unique local culture. You'll discover iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and neighborhood favorites while enjoying some of the best sweet treats Milwaukee has to offer. Whether you're visiting for the first time or are a lifelong local, this tour is the perfect blend of delicious food, local history, and unforgettable memories.

The Historic Third Ward was the first stop for many of Milwaukee's European immigrants, particularly the Irish and later the Italians. Close to cheap housing and available jobs, these new arrivals created close-knit communities. Like most major industrial cities, the Third Ward had a significant and destructive fire in 1892, which reshaped the landscape to much of what you see today. In the 1970s, this area experienced a resurgence that transformed factories and warehouses into condos and mixed adaptive reuse. On this tour, learn about the neighborhood landscape as well as the Irish and Italian immigrants as well as the impact of the LGBTQ+ community and other residents. Stops include the Milwaukee Public Market (2005), Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) (1974), and Commission Row (1894). This walking tour is 1 mile in length. Travelers are recommended to bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.