A must for any Harley enthusiast. Amazing collection of antique motorcycles. Free for HOG members…read moreand well organized

I took advantage of the $4.14 ticket deal on 4/14 day. It was my first visit to Harley Davidson…read moremuseum and I was impressed! The customer service counter had motorcycle windshields which I thought was clever. I appreciated that the staff member let me know the bathrooms are on the first floor so I went there first before heading to the start of the museum on the 2nd floor. So many motorcycles to see! It was fun to see how they have progressed over time. The engine wall was beautiful, very aesthetically pleasing. I most enjoyed the displays that included anecdotes from the riders. If not going on 4-1-4 day, the museum is $25.

Our Guide, Mike, gave an exceptional tour! Saw so many activities, food places, and historical…read moresights in Milwaukee we never knew existed... and we live close by!! Highly recommend this tour, especially if you're looking for the best of what Milwaukee has to offer !!

We had the best time on this tour! Mike was funny, informative and friendly!…read more I would recommend this to anyone visiting Milwaukee or if you even live there and want to know more about the city's history and architecture. This isn't only a on the bus tour, you also get to hop off at some spots. We had so fun!! We would do it again! Thanks Mike!

I love how easy the skywalk system makes getting around Milwaukee. Each skywalk is a little…read moredifferent, some including an insight into some of the history of Milwaukee or the different neighborhoods. I used to live and work downtown and the skywalks were great for getting around in the winter or inclement weather. Now, only working downtown I find it a great place to go for a walk at lunch or get somewhere.

This is one fun tour. I guess I get a little geeked out when walking around and learning about the…read morehistory of things. For Milwaukee it is no less different. I also did not realize how many Skywalks Milwaukee has. They are scattered throughout and show different views of this great city. The lady who gave the tour was awesome and she really is up on the history of the city. It was an informative tour and we also got a little cardio in to boot. Good stuff!

The ship is kept very clean and everyone working it is super nice. We took a car on board and…read morestayed one night in Muskegon. Our sail was very smooth but other months can get very rough which means they sometimes have to cancel because of the wind. Food prices aren't cheap. You're looking at 10 bucks for a sausage English muffin and they don't take cash. Overall the experience is pricey at 500 for two people plus a car. Otherwise five stars for everything else. Make sure to get there at least 45 minutes ahead of time if you have a car. They cram in the cars pretty tight and do a cursory bomb sweep but aren't checking if you brought some "gifts" from Michigan to share with others.

The ferry was cancelled when we arrived. The staff was uncaring and didn't even offer an apology to…read moreus. Terrible customer service. Apparently there was a mechanical issue but there were no repairs being done. There is a ferry that crosses the lake a little north of here. I would recommend that one. Also I had to go back in and ask about a refund because that was not forthcoming .

If you ever travel via plane service, a crew member or traveler that has plans that can…read morechange....AVOID MKE Smart Park with Amtrak shuttle. You will not get a refund if your travel plans change. They don't cater and they believe in this world, nobody's travel plans can change. Also, no covered parking, a 5-10 minute shuttle bus to/from your the lot plus the wait time for the shuttle.....oh, and no refunds if you fly in earlier than paid for. Best advise unless you have lots of money to waste, just park in the terminal garage for $10 a day compared to $8....time is with lots more than saving $2

Clean safe station on the Hiawatha run, restrooms, vending machines, automated ticket sales…read more Comfortable place to wait except at peak hours. Trains are usually right on time here, and there's always parking ($8), expect a short wait to enter and exit the parking lot. You should note that if you're trying to connect to AMTRAK from MKE airport, it's too far to walk with luggage and there's no sidewalk most of the way, you'll need to take a shuttle bus. If you are arriving at the airport and want to get to a downtown hotel, take the 80 bus from just outside baggage claim. For traveling back and forth from Chicago, the Hiawatha is the way to go if the schedule works for you. Parking is a little easier here than downtown Milwaukee.

on Christmas Eve is a tradition for our family, and this year we tried a new spot at Crystal Ridge…read morein Franklin -- and it did not disappoint. The location was very easy to find, and everything was incredibly convenient. The tubing hill is right next to the parking lot, the tubes are close to the hill, and there's no walking all over with bulky winter gear -- everything is right there for you, which is especially nice with kids. The employees were friendly and well organized, regulating the flow from the top of the hill. The magic carpet ride makes getting back to the top quick and easy each run. The atmosphere really felt festive with holiday music playing, and the kids loved seeing Santa tubing and even racing them down the hill. The ski chalet was super cute, with fire pits and outdoor seating where families could gather and warm up. We booked online for a 2-hour session at $33 per person and printed our tickets at the kiosk on arrival -- very simple process. It was a bit more expensive compared to other hills we've visited in past years, but it was a new place to explore and we definitely liked it. Overall, Crystal Ridge made tubing easy, fun, and festive. We'd definitely return and recommend it for a family-friendly winter outing.

Cool spot to check out nice view of the lake. There are so cool historic houses in the area…read more Walking distance to the beach!

I took the North Point South walking tour, offered by Historic Milwaukee, on July 18 of this year…read more George, our tour guide, is very knowledgeable about the neighborhood. George is very soft spoken and difficult to hear, especially when some moron goes past, rapping pipes just to interrupt the group on the sidewalk. George made it an interactive tour, asking the group about Milwaukee history that was a part of North Point South, and he gladly took questions from the group. The North Point neighborhood became Milwaukee's "Gold Coast" after Grand Avenue began to lose its attraction to the well to do. The North Point neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places - twice. It is divided into two neighborhoods, North Point North and North Point South. Both have a boundary at the famous Water Tower, on the North Point from which the two neighborhoods are named as well as the hospital that has been there since before the subdivisions. The first subdivision was platted just south of North Avenue in 1854. An additional subdivision was platted north of North Avenue in 1855. Only two of the houses built in the 1850s remain. Little development of the area occurred because the neighborhood was just too far removed from the business district. Once Lake Park opened in 1892, development accelerated in both neighborhoods. The Historic Milwaukee tour began at the fountain next to the Water Tower. George took us along Terrace Avenue, south to Lafayette Place then north on Lake Drive, back to the fountain. George filled us in on the interesting homes, telling us about styles, architects, build dates and a virtual who's who of Milwaukee's society that resided in this grand neighborhood. Names like Pabst, Smith, Ott, Goodrich, Eschweiler and Clas were heard on the tour. Next on my list: the North Point North tour.

Captain Mike and Kurt were an amazing team! Very professional, knowledgeable and personable. Not…read moreour first charter with Leisure Time and definitely won't be our last! You won't be disappointed with Leisure Time Charters! Call Captain Mike, he won't steer you wrong.

Mike and Kurt are everything you could ask for in a charter service. They were extremely…read moreknowledgeable of Lake Michigan and the fish. We even maxed out our catches. They were also extremely personable and we had a great time just hanging out on the boat with them. Whether this is your first charter, or 5th they are worth the trip. Thanks guys for a great morning!