This WorldWeb.com travel and tourism guide for Greater Milwaukee, featuring hotels, and other accommodations, maps, events, shopping, restaurants & bars, tours, attractions and more, will help you plan a successful visit to Greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

Hugging the shores of Lake Michigan, Greater Milwaukee is a water lover's paradise. In addition to providing recreation, Greater Milwaukee's easy water access makes it an important shipping spot. The City of Milwaukee, made famous by its beer production, is Wisconsin's largest city and economic powerhouse. Heading south of Milwaukee, Greenfield is best known for being home to the House of Harley Davidson, Milwaukee's oldest and one of the world's largest Harley dealerships. Cedarburg, just north of Milwaukee, offers a much slower pace. Guests should be sure to stop by the Cedar Creek Settlement, a historical village of shops, and the Cedar Creek Winery. Waukesha borders the western portion of the region and is home to Wisconsin's oldest college, Carroll College, as well as Old World Wisconsin, a 576-acre (233-hectare) outdoor living museum with costumed interpreters, hands-on activities and more.