Tours and Trips in Milwaukee

Known for its beer, brats, baseball, and stunning lakefront scenery, Milwaukee is a town with a lot more sights than most travelers realize. During the course of this Milwaukee sightseeing tour, see the city's famous City Hall and tour the Milwaukee Art Museum, before stopping to taste some local craft beers at popular Lakefront Brewery. Learn the history of this city by the lake and view its exceptional homes, and since tours are capped at 14 people you're ensured a personalized experience.

Travelers can see the top attractions of Milwaukee during this fully-narrated hop-on, hop-off bus tour that departs from 11 hotels and landmarks in the downtown area. Spend 60 minutes or six hours exploring the sights and destinations that make this city unique and learn about the history, culture and industry that define one of the Midwest's greatest towns. This is the perfect way for families and solo travelers to see it all without breaking the bank.

Explore Milwaukee with camera in hand on a 2-hour photography and walking tour. Your guide is a professional photographer who shares tips on photography techniques and brings you to prime photo locations. Take in landmarks such as the Milwaukee lakefront, Milwaukee Art Museum, and other picturesque locales. Sample some gourmet chocolates at a stop along the way.

Discover Milwaukee's premier place to play with unlimited admission to the Bounce Milwaukee amusement center. From the laser tag arena to the rock climbing wall, the inflatable sports arena and multiple obstacle courses, Bounce Milwaukee provides fun for the entire family. Also, enjoy fresh, healthy, locally sourced food and beverages, from pizza to cookies to coffee and much more - even vegan and gluten-free options are available. See what the buzz is all about.

Explore immigrant history and the most extensive Luxembourger genealogical database in the United States with admission to the Luxembourg American Cultural Center in Belgium, Wisconsin, that includes a self-guided audio tour. Learn about the challenges that faced new arrivals to the American Midwest, why they left one of the smallest nations in the world, and how some Luxembourgers are returning to Europe.

Visit the North Point Lighthouse and Museum for a self-guided tour during your time in Milwaukee. Ideal for architecture and history buffs, the restored landmark is one of the oldest structures in the city. It features a 74-foot (23-meter) tower and Queen Anne-style living quarters. The lighthouse has been part of maritime trade on the Great Lakes since its construction in the late 1800s.