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‘Brew City’ may be filled with old pubs and historic breweries, but there’s more to Milwaukee than its nationally-recognized bar scene. Milwaukee’s historic district is filled with unique sites and attractions that provide insights about German life, while the downtown area is home to art galleries and museums that capture the history and culture of the Midwest. Here are some popular attractions to explore on your visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin:

Betty Brinn Children’s Museum - round up the kids for a fun and exciting day at this hands-on museum that’s always buzzing with activities. The venue features special theater performances, musicals and movie showings that the whole family can enjoy. Popular hands-on exhibits include ‘It’s Artastic!’, ‘My Body Works’ and ‘Raceways and On a Roll.’ The museum is open throughout the week and on select Mondays in the summer; adult tickets are $6, and children younger than 1 can get in free.

The Domes – don’t miss the amazing Domes of Light at the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory on S. Layton Boulevard. You can enjoy this amazing light display from the outside, or step inside to discover the diverse plant life, explore the desert, or venture over jungle-like trails. Each dome has a unique theme to serve as a magical escape in the heart of the city. Admission is just $5.50 for adults ages 18 or older, and students with an ID pay just $4.

Milwaukee Art Museum - take in historic landscape paintings, contemporary abstract art showcases and dozens of photography and sculpture exhibits at this multi-level art museum. Visitors can take a tour of the galleries or participate in visual arts and book salon activities held throughout the year. Children’s programs, private tours and audio podcasts are also available. Admission is $8 for adults and $4 for students, and the museum is open Tuesday through Sunday each week.

Harley Davidson Museum – it’s a Wisconsin classic that continues to attract thousands of visitors and local residents each year. This multi-level museum is home to hundreds of historical bikes and Harley Davidson memorabilia, photographs and artifacts; visitors can stroll around the museum site to explore the riverwalk. Tickets are $16 for adults and $10 for children.

Paradise Landing - if you’re heading to the city during winter season, enjoy some fun and thrills at America’s first urban indoor waterpark. The venue is located inside the Hilton Milwaukee City Center, and gives you a chance to enjoy a tropical retreat any time of year.