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Milwaukee Attractions

General Mitchell International Airport. General Mitchell International Airport is Wisconsin’s largest airport with 13 airlines accounting for more than 250 daily arrivals and departures. The airport terminal operates 24-hours a day. Visit www.mitchellairport.com

Miller Park. Miller Park, constructed in 2001, is home to Major League Baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers. The authentic grass playing field and fan-shaped convertible roof distinguish this high-tech stadium from any other in North America. Visit www.milwaukeebrewers.com  [Top]

Bradley Center. Bradley Center is Milwaukee’s top entertainment hub. Home to NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks, NHL’s Milwaukee Admirals, and the Marquette University Golden Eagles (NCAA men’s basketball team), Bradley Center also accommodates community programs, family events and concert performances by top entertainers. Visit www.bradleycenter.com

Potawatomi Bingo Casino. Milwaukee’s Potawatomi Bingo Casino offers 256,000 square feet of gaming excitement. High stakes bingo, table games, over 1,000 slot machines test, headline entertainment, restaurants and a tribal heritage center round out the exciting options at Potawatomi Bingo Casino. Visit http://www.paysbig.com/tribal/index.htm

U.S. Cellular Arena. The U.S. Cellular Arena is one of Milwaukee’s most significant sports and entertainment venues. The building’s unique design ensures no obstructed views from any of the arena’s 12,700 seats. Visit http://uscellulararena.com [Top]

St. Luke’s Medical Center. St. Luke’s Medical Center is Wisconsin’s largest private hospital and is internationally renowned for its expertise in cardiac care, digestive diseases, and hyperbaric medicine. The hospital’s Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic is an acclaimed cancer treatment facility. Visit www.aurorahealthcare.org

Pettit National Ice Center. The Pettit National Ice Center is an official U.S. Olympic training facility for ice hockey, figure skating and speed skating. The Center features one of the fastest 400-meter indoor speed skating ice ovals in the world and two international size ice rinks. Visit www.thepettit.com

Miller Brewing Company. Miller Brewing Company is the second largest brewery in the United States. View each step of the brewing process during a free tour of the Milwaukee brewery. Tours are offered daily. Visit www.millerbrewing.com  [Top]

The Riverside Theater. The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee showcases performing artists ranging from theater groups and music ensembles to dance troupes and popular headline entertainers. Visit www.riversidetheater.org

Milwaukee Art Museum. Creative phenomena extend beyond the indoor galleries at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Quadracci Pavilion, designed by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, is the first Calatrava-designed building to be completed in the United States. Visit www.mam.org

Henry Maier Festival Park. Milwaukee is a festival lover’s paradise. The city’s major cultural and ethnic festivals and the popular Summerfest music extravaganza are held at Henry Maier Festival Park. Visit www.milwaukee.org  [Top]

Milwaukee Public Museum. Explore human and natural history at the Milwaukee Public Museum in downtown Milwaukee. The museum houses permanent, temporary and traveling exhibits. It is one of the largest museums in the United States. Visit www.mpm.edu

Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is located in the Theater District of downtown Milwaukee. The Center’s lineup of live performances includes major Broadway productions, children’s theater, ballet, off-Broadway acts and more. Visit www.marcuscenter.org

Marquette University. Founded in 1881, Marquette University has a long history of academic excellence. The co-ed Jesuit campus of approximately 11,000 students offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in over 60 majors, as well as myriad professional programs. Visit www.marquette.edu  [Top]

Alverno College. Alverno Collage is Liberal Arts college for women located in the heart of Milwaukee. The four-year independent Catholic college offers undergraduate programs for women and graduate degrees from women and men. Alverno College is consistently ranked by U.S. News and World Report among the best Midwest liberal arts colleges. Visit www.alverno.edu

Harley-Davidson Museum. Home to Harley Davidson motorcycles for 100 years, Milwaukee will soon have an official location to honor this celebrated machine. Construction on the new Harley Davidson Museum will begin in 2006 with an anticipated completion date of 2008. Visit www.h-dmuseum.com

Milwaukee State Fair Park. The Wisconsin State Fair is one of the most celebrated family events in Wisconsin. Enjoy 11 days of food, attractions, headline entertainment on 28 stages, agriculture exhibits and more. Visit www.wsfp.state.wi.us  [Top]

Milwaukee Mile. Milwaukee Mile is the world’s oldest operating motorsports track. Milwaukee Mile is the only speedway to host America’s three top touring series: NASCAR, the Champ Car World Series and the Indy Racing League. Visit www.milwaukeemile.com

Milwaukee County Zoo . The Milwaukee County Zoo is home to more than 2,000 animals representing 350 species from around the world. The Zoo is accredited through the American Zoo and Aquarium Association and is becoming a leader in the propagation and protection of endangered species. Visit www.milwaukeezoo.org

Wisconsin Exposition Center. The Wisconsin Exposition Center is conveniently located at Wisconsin State Fair Park. It is the largest exhibit hall in Wisconsin and is available for special events including tradeshows, festivals, receptions and graduation ceremonies. Visit www.wiexpocenter.com  [Top]

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