The Domes are great if you like botany.

Great dining at the Comet Cafe on Farwell.

The Art Museum is very cool, and Discover Center next door has a Les Paul Museum.


That should get you going!

Appreciate it.

Just got here yesterday,and all I have done so far was find a bar open at 2:00 pm where I could get a cocktail while waiting on my kid to get off work,and they don't let you smoke in bars here :/

Think I would dig the Les Paul Museum.

And some really solid breweries if you are a beer drinker.

The number of ethic pockets in Milwaukee is surprising.

It all really depends on your taste, but here's a couple good lists:
Trip Advisor (If you are going to get a picture with the Fonz, you need to go to Leon's which was the basis for Arnolds; Blue's Egg can't be beat for breakfast/brunch; if you like beer, I really like Lakefront; La Casa de Alberto is fantastic Mexican)
Yelp list of best ethnic to get a feel for what is offered

Think we may go to Leon's tonite for a start.

it is very close to the downtown section.

ooh. longest bar. buck bradley on 3rd? karl rasch is great if you wanna go back in time. monday's very quiet i think.

admirals hockey tonight at the bradley ctr with foreigner concert after....
decent hockey at a decent price

lots of good restaurants

Friday fish fries were pretty cool,drank many bloody marys,did "shake of the day" in a number of bars/taverns and actually won once.

Went to the casino,Harley museum,riverwalk,Leons.

The thing I found coolest was when we went about 50 miles west of Milwaukee and there were miles and miles of family farms with 1-2 $million of equipment in the backyard in buildings to work the farm.
It used to be like that here years ago until ADM and other "corporate farmers" came in.I miss the days of family farms.

I had a big time and will go back even tho I couldn't smoke in the bars.

Y'all have a lovely state.