Top 10 Things To See and Do When Visiting Milwaukee, The Genuine American City

Visit Miller Park - This state-of-the-art ballpark reflects the architectural heritage of the city and Wisconsin, while keeping a sense of baseball's rich traditions that fans love. Miller Park is the only park in North America that boasts a fan-shaped convertible roof and a natural grass playing field. Even if there is not a baseball game being played, fans can still enjoy Miller Park. The "hot corner" is open year-round and features a display showcasing Wisconsin baseball since 1900, concessions, novelties and restaurants.

Win at Potawatami Bingo Casino - This stunning entertainment center features 1,000 slots, 24 blackjack tables and Bingo hall that seats over 2,000 players. The "Northern Lights Theater" plays host to the hottest entertainment anywhere. Experience a variety of fine dining venues while there and enjoy the tower and flame that can be seen across the Menomonee Valley, at the entrance of the casino.

See the Milwaukee County Zoo - Among the top zoos in the nation, the Milwaukee County Zoo boasts 200 acres of beautiful parkland with over 2,500 species of animals on exhibit.

Explore The Milwaukee Public Museum - One of the country's best natural history museums, the Milwaukee Public Museum features a Costa Rican Rain Forest, "The Streets of Old Milwaukee" and a modern day powwow. The Puelicher Butterfly Wing features a spacious tropical butterfly garden and butterflies from around the world.

Stop by the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion - A nationally recognized house museum built for the founder of Pabst Brewery, the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion brings Milwaukee's past to life.

Partake of an Architectural or Historical Walking Tour - Historic Milwaukee presents a series of architectural and historical walking tours through many of Milwaukee's varied neighborhoods.

Experience the Milwaukee Art Museum - The new expansion designed by world-renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is creating a national and international stir. View the stunning Burke Brise Soleil, a sunscreen that can be raised or lowered creating a unique moving sculpture unlike anything else in the world. Optimum views can be had from Fitch Plaza. Simply park in the north parking lot of the War Memorial, and walk up the steps to the Fitch Plaza to view the Quadracci Pavilion and Brise Soleil.

Stroll the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory "The Domes" - Experience a desert oasis, a tropical jungle and special floral gardens at the Domes.

Mmmm, mmm, good. Brewery Tours - Visit the master brewer, Miller Brewing Company, and enjoy product samples, Milwaukee's original microbrewery, Sprecher Brewing Company and enjoy European -style beers and gourmet sodas or visit a local favorite, Lakefront Brewery, Inc. and taste award-winning beers big taste.

The Basilica of St. Josaphat - Patterned after St. Peter's in Rome, this treasured church has all the elements of a classical basilica. Milwaukee recognizes it as an officially designated landmark, painstakingly built at the turn of the century by dedicated parishioners from stone of the old Chicago Post Office.

For information on what to see and do in Milwaukee - The Genuine American City, contact the Greater Milwaukee Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-800-554-1448 or see http://www.milwaukee.org.