Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Travel Guide has been your connection to Sturgeon Bay's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Sturgeon Bay Activities & Attractions
 Hop on a Door County Fireboat Cruise and enjoy a narrated tour to the Sturgeon Bay Coast Guard Station and Sherwood Point Lighthouse. Savor snacks and refreshments during your 1 ˝ to 2 ˝ hour cruise.
Visit Sturgeon Bay’s handful of astonishing museums and discover the history that makes the area so special. At the Door County historical museum, you’ll learn the history of Door Country from the time it was settled to the present and marvel over dioramas containing over 100 species of native birds and animals. Inside the Door County Maritime Museum, you’ll be introduced to shipbuilding history, an extensive model collection, refurbished pilot house, classic boats, and a WWII exhibit.
Save time for a show at the Third Avenue Playhouse located in the heart of Sturgeon Bay, and enjoy a concert or performance by professional and local actors. Performances include poetry and short fiction, folklore theatre, children’s stage adventures, and seasonal productions. After the show, return to your bed and breakfast for a glass of wine or champagne by the fireplace in your romantic bed and breakfast guestroom.
Sturgeon Bay comes to life with festivals throughout the year. From a Halloween Hoedown, Thanksgiving Day Parade, Renaissance Christmas, Fish Creek Winter Festival, and Norwegian Midsummer’s Eve there’s something for everyone each season of the year. Reserve your bed and breakfast early to ensure you’re in town for your favorite festivals!
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