MILWAUKEE LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF MILWAUKEE LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• The Calling — Better known locally as the “Sunburst,” this bright orange sculpture by artist Mark di Suvero stands near the Milwaukee Art Museum and has become a distinctive part of the city’s lakefront.
   

• Mitchell Park Domes — Step inside three enormous glass domes filled with plants and landscapes from around the world, offering families a chance to experience tropical, desert, and seasonal environments.
   

• The Hop — Ride through downtown aboard Milwaukee’s modern streetcar, a fun and convenient way for families to see different neighborhoods and attractions around the city center.
   

• Milwaukee City Hall — Look up at the soaring clock tower of this historic downtown landmark, whose ornate architecture has made it one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable buildings for generations.
   

• Summerfest — Celebrate Milwaukee’s love of music at the massive lakefront festival known for bringing hundreds of performances, food vendors, and summertime excitement to the city each year.
   

• Milwaukee River Bridges — Watch Milwaukee’s movable bridges rise to let boats travel along the river, a familiar sight that reflects the city’s close connection to its waterways.
   

• Discovery World — Spark young imaginations at this lakefront science and technology museum, where hands-on exhibits invite families to explore innovation, engineering, freshwater science, and the natural world.
   

• Pabst Mansion — Step into Milwaukee’s brewing-era past at the grand former home of Captain Frederick Pabst and his family, filled with elaborate craftsmanship and reminders of the city’s famous beer-making heritage.
   

• Allen-Bradley Clock Tower — Look for one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable skyline features, the enormous clock atop the historic Allen-Bradley building on the city’s south side.
   

• Harley-Davidson Museum — Discover the story of the legendary motorcycle company founded in Milwaukee through historic motorcycles, memorabilia, exhibits, and stories about American transportation and culture.
   

• American Family Field — Cheer on the Milwaukee Brewers at the city’s Major League Baseball ballpark, famous for its fan-friendly atmosphere and dramatic retractable roof.
   

• Marquette Interchange — See the impressive network of elevated highways where several major routes come together near downtown, creating one of Milwaukee’s most important transportation crossroads.
   

• Milwaukee Public Library — Admire the grand architecture of the historic Central Library while discovering books, exhibits, programs, and resources for curious visitors of all ages.
   

• Fiserv Forum — Feel the energy of downtown at the home of the Milwaukee Bucks, a modern arena that also welcomes concerts, family entertainment, and other major events.
   

• Milwaukee Art Museum — Explore an internationally recognized lakefront museum whose spectacular architecture—including its wing-like movable sunscreen—is nearly as memorable as the artwork inside.
   

• Milwaukee RiverWalk — Follow the Milwaukee River through the heart of downtown on this scenic pedestrian walkway connecting restaurants, public art, historic buildings, and lively neighborhoods.
   

• Basilica of St. Josaphat — Marvel at the enormous copper-domed basilica on Milwaukee’s south side, an architectural treasure whose grand interior reflects the city’s strong Polish Catholic heritage.
   

• Usinger’s Sausage — Discover a delicious piece of Milwaukee tradition at this historic sausage company, a longtime fixture of Old World Third Street and a reminder of the city’s rich German heritage.