Menomonee Falls, WI Local Area Information

Cedar Creek Winery is located just minutes away from Milwaukee. A winery established in Cedarburg and housed in a limestone mill more than 150 years old, offering varietals including Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah.

The mill, prior to becoming a winery, made socks for the Chicago White Sox.

Visitors can choose from a guided tour or formal wine tastings throughout the year.
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Over 2200 animals, birds, and fish call The Milwaukee County Zoo home. Opened in 1892 it has grown significantly into a premier destination, attracting thousands of visitors each year. The Milwaukee Zoo sits on 200 acres of parkland.

The famous home of Sampson the gorilla is now engaged in breeding programs for bonobos and the Humboldt penguin.
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Ever enjoyed a root beer float with Sprecher root beer? How about a cold Sprecher beer on a hot summer day? Regardless of your answer, taking a tour of Sprecher Brewery will leave you a fan for sure.

Tours are available year round on Fridays and Saturdays at 1PM, 2 PM, and 3PM. Sunday tours are at noon, 1PM, and 2PM. Tours during the summer are scheduled at 4PM.

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No visit to Milwaukee is complete without a stop at Miller Brewery. Based in Milwaukee for the past 150 years, this free guided one hour walking tour takes you through time as you learn the history behind one of the oldest brews in the nation. You’ll catch behind the scene glimpses of the shipping, distribution, and packaging centers, and even see a Miller cave. For those 21 and over, enjoy a fre… (read more)

Wisconsin’s State Fair can’t be beat. During the 10 day run, you can watch pig races, horse shows, musical and comedy acts, and learn about the latest gadget or implement you simply must purchase.

Couple that with some of the best food offered in the state, and you have, well – heaven! Must have food items include cream puffs, elephant ears, pork sandwiches, ostrich burgers, and corn on the cob… (read more)

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Originally called the Eagles Club, this historic music venue was built in 1926. Back then it had a boxing ring, swimming pool, restaurant, and bowling alley. Now it’s home to a variety of musical acts – past performances range from Train to Chrystal Method. The venue has improved quite a bit since Milwaukee’s no smoking ban went into effect in July 2010.
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Need an idea for a family fun event. Why not take a tour of the Palermo Pizza Factory. Located in the heart of the city, just minutes from downtown Milwaukee, Palermo’s offers a tour that includes manufacturing, packaging, and distribution. At the end of the tour, enjoy a slice of heaven.

Palermo’s Pizza has been voted best pizza in Milwaukee by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinal. The tour lasts ab… (read more)

Visit Pabst Mansion, once home to the famous beer baron. The grandeur of the mansion is unsurpassed for its time. Built in the 1890′s it was one of the first to feature electricity, and thermostat-controlled heating system.

Custom-made furniture adorn each room and the original art collection acquired by Pabst still exists today. The home is open year round Monday through Saturday between 10AM … (read more)

This art museum, housed within the well-regarded Marquette University, plays host to several exhibits per year. In addition, the Haggerty Museum is home to over 4500 works of art in its permanent collection.

A visit to the Museum is free and you will encounter works of art by such masters as Rembrandt, Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, and Chagall.

2011 exhibits focus on photography, the works of K… (read more)