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Henry W. Maier Lakefront Festival Park
Along Lake Michigan's shoreline, the Henry W. Maier Lakefront Festival Park is home to a series of festivals and cultural events. The area includes more than 80 acres of trees, performance stages, numerous eateries and the Marcus Amphitheater.
Address: 200 N Harbor Dr. Milwaukee WI USA 53202
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This unique nature area is situated on the banks of Lake Michigan just 15 miles from downtown Milwaukee. Walking trails, the beach, wildlife and forests are all part of this fascinating center. A 60-foot observation tower offers a great view of all that the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center has to offer.
Address: 1111 East Brown Deer Road Milwaukee WI 53217
1 414 352-2880
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The Milwaukee County Zoo spans over 200 acres and features nearly 2,500 animals. The animals are grouped by continent in habitats that appear to be quite natural. Some of the featured animals in the Milwaukee Zoo, considered one of the finest zoos in America, include polar bears, koalas and sea lions.  Send an Email (2)
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