Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Milwaukee has all the amenities of a big city, but bed and breakfast visitors will find that is also has the charm and friendliness of a small town. With a strong German influence, it is beer brewing that made Milwaukee famous. However, bed and breakfast visitors know that Milwaukee is also chock full of fun cultural activities. ... » show more To start your bed and breakfast vacation, the Milwaukee County Historical Society offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of the area. For another glimpse into the Milwaukee past by bed and breakfast visitors, the Pabst Museum dates from 1892 and is an excellent example of a technologically advanced house from that era. Another great cultural center for Milwaukee bed and breakfast guests is the Milwaukee Public Museum, which is child-targeted but includes the largest dinosaur in the world and a tropical butterfly garden. One of the highlights of the Milwaukee cultural scene is the Milwaukee art Museum, whose architectural style will impress bed and breakfast visitors all by itself. A must tour for Milwaukee bed and breakfast guests is the Miller Brewing Company Tour, which is both a brewery tour and admission into the Caves Museum, where beer is made naturally inside deep bluffs. Bed and breakfast guests with children will be pleased to know that children are always welcome on the tour, and given a soda. Bed and breakfast guests might also check out the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece. Milwaukee is a great place for a fun bed and breakfast vacation. « show less