Germantown Lodging near Milwaukee, Wisconsin Attractions
This Country Inn is conveniently located off Highways 41/45 and 167 in the scenic and historic Village of Germantown, WI. Lodging with us affords easy access to numerous area attractions, such as the Dheinsville Settlement, Bast Bell Museum and the Wisconsin Automotive Museum. Additionally, downtown Milwaukee is just a short drive south of our Germantown lodging, allowing visitors to enjoy popular attractions like Miller Brewing Company, the Harley-Davidson Museum and the Pabst Mansion.
Our Germantown lodging is convenient to the following exciting attractions:
Bast Bell Museum (3.1 miles) Over 5,000 bells collected from all over the world await you at this wholly unique museum, housed in a restored 1870s barn. Phone: (262) 628-3170
Cedarburg General Store Museum (18 miles) Do some unique shopping at this historic general store, which also features an interesting packaging museum. Phone: (262) 377-9620
Dheinsville Settlement (2.4 miles) Stroll through a one-block area full of ethnic and historic flavor. All 22 of the original structures remain from those of the German immigrants that founded this hamlet. Phone: (262) 628-3170
Downtown Milwaukee (23 miles) Explore the many attractions in downtown Milwaukee, including the Miller Brewery, Milwaukee County Zoo, Milwaukee Art Museum, Harley-Davidson Museum and Mitchell Park Domes. Here, visitors can also enjoy world-class shopping and dining, just a short drive from the Country Inn's lodging in Germantown, WI. Phone: (414) 220-4700
Holy Hill National Shrine (12 miles) Visitors find peace and serenity at Holy Hill, located at the highest elevation in the region and centered on 435 acres of beautiful countryside. Phone: (262) 628-1838
The Museum of Wisconsin Art (16 miles) The Museum of Wisconsin Art is the state's primary venue for the exhibition of historic and contemporary Wisconsin artwork. Phone: (262) 334-9638
Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion (21.4 miles) Visit the mansion of Captain Frederick Pabst, the nearly legendary beer baron and sea captain of the 1800s. Phone: (414) 931-0808
Wisconsin Automotive Museum (17.3 miles) The Wisconsin Automotive Museum is the state's largest car museum, featuring numerous classic vehicles and fascinating artifacts. Phone: (262) 673-7999
About Milwaukee
Once known primarily as a beer-making town, Milwaukee today has only one major brewer, Miller. Never fear, though - the city of beer still has numerous taverns, bars, pubs and microbreweries. The Water Street Entertainment Center is alive and hopping with taverns, restaurants and, of course, brewpubs. Another highlight is the artsy Third Ward, a restored warehouse district that's now a National Historic Landmark featuring terrific dining, a lively nightlife scene, art galleries and antique shops. Other popular attractions include the outstanding Milwaukee County Zoo, the Midwest Express Center, and the Milwaukee Public Museum, one of the nation's finest. NBA fans can catch a Bucks game and baseball fans can cheer on the Brewers at Miller Park. Visitors can hop aboard several fun cruises on either Lake Michigan or the Milwaukee River. The city also has several great festivals, notably Summerfest and the Great Circus Parade. And no visit would be complete without sampling the two foods Milwaukee is best known for - frozen custard, a premium ice cream treat that you'll find all over town, and the fish fry, available throughout the week at most restaurants, and everywhere Fridays.
Did you know?
Milwaukee is home to the Pabst Mansion, constructed in 1892 for beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst. The 37-room Flemish Renaissance-style mansion is one of Milwaukee's most treasured landmarks.
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