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Make a day of it

Four Milwaukee itineraries that end well

Start with an essential Milwaukee landmark, keep the pace human, and reserve your meal when the day is done.

Day plans

Landmark first. Good dinner after.

Practical details—including hours, tickets, trail conditions and access—live with the attraction. Each itinerary links out for the latest information.

Museum wings → Third Ward table
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Museum wings → Third Ward table

Milwaukee Art Museum
Begin at 700 N. Art Museum Drive; the Burke Brise Soleil wings open and close with the museum when weather permits. Continue west for the Third Ward and the Public Market.

Eat after: DanDan or Tre Rivali

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Motorcycles → supper-club night
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Motorcycles → supper-club night

Harley-Davidson Museum
The world’s only H-D Museum has two floors spanning more than 120 years of motorcycles, memorabilia and exhibits at 400 W. Canal St.

Eat after: La Merenda or Five O’Clock Steakhouse

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Market browse → riverwalk drink
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Market browse → riverwalk drink

Milwaukee Public Market
Independent merchants, prepared food, local products and seven bars make this a flexible Third Ward starting point.

Eat after: The Outsider or Blu

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Lakefront path → Bay View dinner
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Lakefront path → Bay View dinner

Oak Leaf Trail & Bay View
Visit Milwaukee highlights lake views, parks, walking and biking in Bay View; South Shore and Humboldt make a natural outdoors-to-dinner route.

Eat after: Goodkind or EsterEv

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