ASTRO Experiences · Milwaukee, WI
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The Little Nature Museum in Milwaukee is dedicated to natural history, offering a diverse collection for visitors of all ages. It features exhibits with fossils, native plants, and animal displays. Families can engage in hands-on activities, and the museum provides educational programs and workshops on ecology, conservation, and biodiversity for children and adults.
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Hansen Marina is a secure marina located at the mouth of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee, offering boat slips 20 feet wide for crafts up to 45 feet. It provides bridge-free access to Lake Michigan, along with amenities like free water, electricity, wi-fi, showers, laundry, and grills. The facility features 24/7 access, on-site parking, security cameras, and a conference room. Mini-storage units and dock cameras are also available for users.
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The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in Milwaukee, WI, opened to the public on February 1st, 2019. It houses a collection numbering in the 10,000s, started by Co-Founders Brad Novak and Phil Sklar in 2004. Visitors can see a wide variety of bobbleheads spanning sports, pop culture, and politics, and also shop for items.
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The Thomas A. Greene Geological Museum showcases a collection of approximately 65,000 fossils and minerals, amassed by naturalist Thomas Arnold Greene. Visitors can view invertebrate fossils from the Silurian Niagara and Devonian Hamilton Formations, including specimens from the globally significant Schoonmaker Reef. The museum also features rare minerals from across the globe and half of the Washington County meteorite, the largest to strike Wisconsin. This collection is housed in the Greene Gallery within Lapham Hall at UWM.
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The Wisconsin Club is a historic private club located in downtown Milwaukee offering memberships, event hosting, and personalized service in an elegant setting with deep community roots.
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The Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, WI, is the world's only H-D Museum, located in the city where the brand began in 1903. It features two floors of motorcycles, rare memorabilia, hands-on exhibits, and immersive storytelling. Visitors can explore over 120 years of innovation, from the first motorcycle built in a 10' x 15' wooden shed to custom builds and cultural icons. The museum offers both permanent and rotating special exhibits.
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The Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion is an iconic Milwaukee home and a preserved 1890s Gilded Age Mansion. Visitors can take immersive tours and participate in educational programming. The mansion shares the story of brewing, architecture, art, and culture through the lens of the Pabst family and their impact on Milwaukee. It offers an immersive German Milwaukee experience.
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Nine Below offers a unique mini golf experience where visitors design their own hole upon arrival. Guests are assigned an empty green and use a variety of obstacles, edge pieces, and trap elements to build their course. A round consists of playing 9 holes, including the one they created and eight others designed by fellow players. The course changes with each visit, reflecting the creativity of the golfers.
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Bublr Bikes is Greater Milwaukee’s locally operated nonprofit bikeshare system, designed for short-distance, point-to-point trips. It features over 100 stations across Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, and West Allis, allowing users to pick up and return bikes at various locations. The system includes both standard bikes and electric pedal assist ebikes, as well as side-by-side and single-seat trikes available at select stations like Estabrook Park, South Shore Park, and Hart Park. Bublr Bikes operates year-round, though some service adjustments occur during severe weather or winter months.
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The Milwaukee County Zoo is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Visitors can see a variety of animals, including white-fronted marmosets, apes, primates, tigers, goats, badgers, elephants, and giraffes. Animal viewing areas include the Aviary, Big Cats, Aquatic & Reptile Center, and Elephant Care Center.
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The Wisconsin Black Historical Society/Museum opened in Milwaukee in 1987. It documents and preserves the historical heritage of African descent in Wisconsin, serving as a resource center. The museum's exhibits focus on key historical, social, and economic events that influenced African Americans in the state. It is the only institution in Wisconsin dedicated to preserving African American history and welcomes group tours.
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Bublr Bikes is a locally operated nonprofit bike-share program serving Greater Milwaukee. It provides docked bikes at over 100 stations across Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, and West Allis. Visitors can rent regular bikes, ebikes, and adaptive trikes, including side-by-side and single-seat models. Bikes are checked out using a kiosk, pass fob, or mobile app.
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McKinley Marina serves as a gateway to Lake Michigan. It provides transient and seasonal berths for boats. Visitors can also acquire daily and seasonal permits to launch motor boats, jet skis, and non-motorized boats from the marina.
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Lakeshore Paddle Sport Rentals offers one-hour rentals of paddleboats, hydrobikes, and RC sailboats in Downtown Milwaukee. Located on the south dock of Discovery World, visitors can paddle around the Maritime Water Basin and the Quiet Water Basin. These basins are situated between Lakeshore State Park and the Summerfest grounds, providing a unique perspective of the city.
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Betty Brinn Children’s Museum is a destination where children can play, learn, and grow. It features interactive exhibits designed to spark curiosity, fuel imagination, and develop important skills, covering topics from science to creativity. The museum also offers music, storytelling, and creative workshops for all ages. These programs promote school readiness, math and science concepts, and creative problem-solving.
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Brown Deer Golf Course, located in Milwaukee County, is recognized as the number one public golf course in the area. Founded in 1929 and originally designed by George Hansen, with a partial redesign by Andy North and Roger Packard, the course features unique holes carved masterfully with a stream running throughout. It is notable as the site where Tiger Woods turned professional and where top female professionals played in the LPGA qualifying tour. The facility also offers a driving range, practice facility, a pro shop, and the Oak & Antler Tavern.