By Jonathan Davis
Introduction
No trip is complete without checking out these 15 landmarks in Milwaukee, which include some...
LANDMARK 1
Built between 1890 and 1892 for Captain Frederick Pabst, the Pabst Mansion is a 20,000-square-foot...
LANDMARK 2
Milwaukee's Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse is a five-story granite landmark in the historic Juneau...
LANDMARK 3
The Milwaukee Art Museum is the largest in the state of Wisconsin. It features a...
LANDMARK 4
As the fifth largest lake in the world, Lake Michigan is the most prominent of...
LANDMARK 5
Named after Milwaukee's first mayor, Solomon Juneau, Juneau Park is a 15.8-acre outdoor green space...
LANDMARK 6
Situated on East Wisconsin Avenue just a block from the Milwaukee River, the Iron Block...
LANDMARK 7
Featured in city marketing and tourism campaigns throughout the 20th century, Milwaukee City Hall is...
LANDMARK 8
Standing along the Milwaukee Riverwalk, the Bronze Fonz pays tribute to one of Milwaukee's most...
LANDMARK 9
One of the most interesting Wisconsin facts is that the state is the birthplace of...
LANDMARK 10
Originally planned as a tribute to Milwaukee County residents who died during World War II...
LANDMARK 11
Situated on the northern end of the Historic Third Ward, Milwaukee Public Market is an...
LANDMARK 12
St. Paul's Episcopal Church is a Richardsonian Romanesque sandstone landmark in Milwaukee's Juneau Town neighborhood...
LANDMARK 13
Milwaukee Public Museum prides itself as Wisconsin's natural history museum with an impressive catalog of...
LANDMARK 14
Nestled among sprawling gardens on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan, the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts...
LANDMARK 15
Set in Lake Park to the backdrop of Lake Michigan, the North Point Lighthouse is...
Conclusion
With a history going back more than 200 years, Milwaukee is home to plenty of...
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