Easily one of the most underrated cities in North America, Milwaukee combines the best of living in one of the country’s most rural and friendly states with a modern and beautiful city that is growing each and every year. Located on the coast of Lake Michigan and just to the north of Chicago, Milwaukee is still best known in many people’s minds as the home of many of America’s best breweries and the home of television’s “Laverne & Shirley,” but in reality, Milwaukee is an upbeat city that thrives on technology, finance and manufacturing.

 

Milwaukee has many sights to see, including one of the most amazing venues to see live sports anywhere in the country. Miller Park is a recently constructed baseball stadium in the heart of the city. The stadium is home to the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team, and is considered one of the best places in the world to catch a game. The stadium replaced dated Milwaukee County Stadium and it essentially guaranteed that Milwaukee would remain a major league city for years to come. The Milwaukee Art Museum is also a must see if you are planning on visiting this great town. The incredible architecture of this museum makes it one of the most unique looking buildings anywhere in the world. Milwaukee also has a world class selection of opera, symphony and live music venues that attract some of the top acts in the world. If a major tour should skip Milwaukee, it is only a short drive to Chicago to see them there.