New Berlin and Milwaukee, WI Guidebook
Food scene
Café Hollander - Brookfield
20150 Union StMilwaukee Beer Bistro
2730 N Humboldt BlvdIndoor food market extravaganza
Free parking nights and weekends, otherwise city parking meters
Find food, wine, desserts, gifts, etc.! And then head upstairs for a sprawling cafe style eating area
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Milwaukee Public Market
Indoor food market extravaganza
Free parking nights and weekends, otherwise city parking meters
Find food, wine, desserts, gifts, etc.! And then head upstairs for a sprawling cafe style eating area
Kopp's Frozen Custard
18880 W Bluemound RdSightseeing
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Check out big ticket events here for your weekend!
Take a tour and then enjoy a huge variety of root beers and cream sodas made locally and enjoyed internationally
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Sprecher Brewing Co., Inc.
701 W Glendale AveTake a tour and then enjoy a huge variety of root beers and cream sodas made locally and enjoyed internationally
The Big Backyard
2857 S 160th StMilwaukee County Zoo
10001 W Bluemound RdMilwaukee Public Museum
800 W Wells StMitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
524 South Layton BoulevardHarley-Davidson Museum
400 W Canal StOutdoor Adventures
Free! Small hiking oasis in the middle of urban life. A playground, a hill for sledding, even sometimes a turkey who has been handfed by local staff!
Hawthorn Glen
1130 N 60th StFree! Small hiking oasis in the middle of urban life. A playground, a hill for sledding, even sometimes a turkey who has been handfed by local staff!
Small entry fee per car (last I went it was $7) but beautiful hiking trails that go for miles.
This is the Kettle Morraine state forest section of the Ice Age Trails.
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Lapham Peak
Lapham PeakSmall entry fee per car (last I went it was $7) but beautiful hiking trails that go for miles.
This is the Kettle Morraine state forest section of the Ice Age Trails.
Conseils aux voyageurs
Voyage avec enfants
Indoor Play Places
There are two indoor play places very close by: the Big Backyard is literally an indoor "backyard". It's a refurbished warehouse with a large play structure for bigger kids and a smaller play structure for new crawlers and walkers. There are also balls, toddler basketball hoops, and a plethora of ride on toys and lots of space to run.
Kids in Motion has a foam and net climbing structure similar to what you'd find in a McDonald's or Chick fil A, but large and in very good shape. But it also boasts 20 ish side spaces each with a different sensory activity.
My toddlers love both enormously!
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Museums are free on first Thurs of each month
This applies to at least the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Milwaukee Public Museum.
The Milwaukee County Zoo is free on holidays, and select other days.
Check out https://county.milwaukee.gov/EN/News--Events/Milwaukee-County-Free-Days for more info
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City of Festivals
Check out https://www.visitmilwaukee.org/events/festivals/ for info on what festivals might be going on during your stay. We're not called the City of Festivals for nothing - there's ALWAYS something!
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Parks
There are so many parks everywhere you go. Many have sledding spaces in the winter.