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Milwaukee — pronounced "mɪlˈwɔːki" or locally, "məˈwɔːki" — is the fifth-largest city in the United States Midwestern region. It is also the largest city in Wisconsin state and one of the USA's best areas to live. Nicknamed as the "Brew City," the town has an inexpensive cost of living, family-friendly events, excellent job opportunities, craft beers, and a cheese-focused food scene. Milwaukee is among the most culturally and ethnically diverse municipalities in the country. The metro lists among the most affordable for first-time home-buyers. The acclaimed motorcycle manufacturer, Harley-Davidson, is one of the city's biggest employers. Astoundingly, the company's headquarters in Milwaukee remains in the same building it first began over a century ago.

The diversity of this locality is visible in its lodging and facility offerings. Accommodation prices range from luxurious and mid-range to budget-friendly, making this destination affordable for all budgets. Book your accommodation in one of the suites, inns, hotels, guesthouses, or bed-and-breakfast facilities. A good number of outlets provide free breakfast, parking, and WiFi.

Neighborhoods of Milwaukee

Milwaukee has about 75 different neighborhoods, including:

  • Halyard Park: A residential neighborhood with expansive residential lots and condominiums.
  • East Village: Architectural designs here include Polish flats and modestly designed homes. Brewers Hill Historic District makes up a large chunk of this hood.
  • Washington Heights: Once considered remote, this neighborhood is close to urban amenities. Art and Craft 1920s housing characterizes the area.
  • Havenwoods: This neighborhood has discreetly urban characteristics, a blend of townhouses, strip malls, and older retail buildings.
  • Grantosa Heights: This neighborhood is lower-middle class, predominantly home to African-American and Laotian residents.
  • Bronzeville: This is primarily an African-American neighborhood.
  • University Hill: Taking after its name is this campus neighborhood. It hosts Marquette University.

What to see and do in Milwaukee

The municipality has a good range of trails and playgrounds. It also has many outdoor public parks for you to enjoy n favorable weather, such as Lakeshore State Park, West Milwaukee Park, Lake Park, South Shore Terrace, and Kosciuszko Park. Other points of interest include:

  • The Milwaukee Public Museum: This museum displays a vast and assorted collection of research on the first Thursday of each month, with no entry fee.
  • Milwaukee Art Museum: This museum offers an interesting concept of rotating exhibitions all year. No matter how many times you visit, it will be difficult to try and see the same pieces more than once.
  • The Cactus Club: If you're a music enthusiast, enjoy watching live bands perform at this venue. This club has served platforms for a range of bands, including Death Cab for Cutie and Queens of the Stone Age.
  • Riverside Theater: Watch an amazing show at this theater. It's hosted many tours by mainstream artists, such as Stevie Wonder, Ben Folds, and Norah Jones.
  • Betty Brinn Children's Museum: Have the young ones learn about science, make music, and have fun playing in the indoor playground.

What to eat in Milwaukee

Diverse cultures are expressed in the gastronomy of the area. You'll find a range of favorites from different countries. For instance, liver dumpling soup is a Bavarian favorite. Other popular foods include butter burgers, cheese curd, beer cheese soup, fried fish, bratwurst, and the "Cannibal Sandwich" (bread with onions and raw ground beef).

Typical events and festivals in Milwaukee

  • German Fest: This festival honors the German tradition, culture, music, and heritage. It is celebrated annually in the summer.
  • Christkindlmarkt: This festival is held yearly in the winter, and it's an opportunity to experience the German culture. There's a popular outdoor German-style market with local and international vendors, introducing a variety of offerings for all ages.
  • Summerfest: This musical festival features live performances by major recording artists, such as Styx, Thomas Rhett, and Brandi Carlile.
  • Polish Fest: This is the largest festival in America celebrating the Polish culture. Other similar cultural events include the Mexican Fiesta, Irish Fest, and Festa Italiana.
  • PrideFest Milwaukee: This annual festival honors the local LGBTQ community. There are activities for everyone, including drag competitions, concerts, and a parade.
  • The Big Pig BBQ Fest: Local vendors come together with a barbecue for the residents. It happens annually towards the end of summer.

How to move around in Milwaukee

There are several bus companies servicing the downtown area and the entire county, plus there are taxis and shuttle services available. There is also an efficient streetcar system in place. Alternatively, you may opt for a car rental to move around conveniently on your own schedule.

The climate in Milwaukee

You'll fully experience all four climatic seasons in this city, including cold temperatures and heavy snowfall. From December through March, the temperatures range between highs of 34° and lows of 19° F before factoring in the chilly winds from neighboring Lake Michigan. Throughout winter, the total snow accumulation is around 47 inches. It's much warmer between May and September, with temperatures achieving highs of 77° and lows of 48° F. The spring and summer seasons are also the city's peak seasons for travel.

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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Milwaukee

The most centrally located hotels in Milwaukee with the best ratings are: Hotel The Pfister, Hotel The Saint Kate and Hotel Residence Inn Milwaukee Downtown.

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Milwaukee, the average price per night is 142 , while you will pay an average of 90 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 190 .

You can make reservations at Hotel The Saint Kate and Hotel Fairfield Inn & Suites By Marriott Milwaukee Downtown if you´re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Milwaukee.

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Milwaukee, we recommend Hotel The Saint Kate, Hotel Knickerbocker On The Lake and Hotel Holiday Inn Milwaukee Riverfront.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Milwaukee are Hotel Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, Hotel Holiday Inn Express And Suites Milwaukee Nw Park Place and Hotel Holiday Inn Milwaukee Riverfront.

If you want to save time, the hotels in Milwaukee with express check-in and check-out are Hotel Holiday Inn Milwaukee Riverfront, Hotel Radisson Milwaukee West and Hotel Fairfield Inn & Suites By Marriott Milwaukee Downtown.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Milwaukee are Hotel Hyatt Place Milwaukee Airport, Hotel The Saint Kate and Hotel The Pfister.

In Milwaukee, Hotel The Saint Kate, Hotel The Iron Horse and Schuster Mansion Bed & Breakfast offer 24-hour front desk service.

If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Milwaukee, like Hotel The Saint Kate, Hotel Residence Inn Milwaukee Downtown or Schuster Mansion Bed & Breakfast.