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EXPERIENCE MILWAUKEE
PLACES OF INTEREST - THINGS TO DO
Bradley Center
Home of the Milwaukee Bucks and Admirals Hockey, this entertainment center hosts a variety of concerts and events
throughout the year in addition to regular sporting events.
1001 North Fourth Street, Milwaukee 414-227-0400
Edelweiss Cruise Lines
For a unique perspective on the Milwaukee scene, try viewing it from the water. The Edelweiss company offers cruises
showcasing downtown Milwaukee, the festival grounds, the breakwater lighthouses, major marinas and the city skyline
aboard their fleet of custom designed European canal boats.
1110 N. Old World Third Street, Milwaukee 414-272-3625
ComedySportz
ComedySportz is interactive, improvisational comedy played as a sport. As made famous by Drew Carrey’s Whose Line is
it Anyway, teams compete for laughs and points in with lots of help and occasional participation from audience members.
126 N. Jefferson Street, Milwaukee 414-272-8888
Riverwalk
The city makes effective use of the Milwaukee River area. The river is alive with boats of all sizes motoring up and down
the waterway and pulling in to dock at the various restaurants. As evening falls, the lights along the river combine with
lights highlighting the tops of nearby buildings and give the area a festive atmosphere. A great place to eat and drink or
just spend an hour people-watching.
Festival Listings
Summer in Milwaukee is one big party. Every weekend there is an ethnic festival on the lakefront at the Maier Festival
grounds, and there is lots of food, music and drink to be had. Summerfest, a 10-day music festival, is the biggest, with top
names performing at the Marcus Amphitheatre and other well-known performers appearing at the many other free stages.
And did we mention there’s plenty of food? Milwaukeeans like to eat.
http://milwaukee.about.com/od/festivals/
Date-Specific Milwaukee Events
http://www.visitmilwaukee.org
Cedar Creek Settlement
Unique shopping can be found within these history-filled buildings constructed 150 ago when German and Irish settlers
first established the little community known as Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Built in 1864 to manufacture woolen goods for the
Union Army during the civil war, the solid stone structure is now home to numerous antique and specialty shops, restaurants
and even a winery. It was awarded a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.
On the corner of Bridge Road and Washington Street, Cedarburg 262-377-4763
Milwaukee County Zoo
This 200-acre site is home to more than 2,000 mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles and is recognized as one of
the country’s finest zoological attractions.
10001 West Blue Mound Road, Milwaukee 414-771-3040
© 2006 H-D. All rights reserved. Information was obtained by permission from www.byways.org.
To book Harley-Davidson Travel Services call 888-224-BIKE(2453).
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