Editor’s note: Our Food/Travel Editor, Suzanne Corbett is in Milwaukee this week for a Food, Wine, and Travel writers conference. She got to tour Milwaukee and files this piece with where to eat and go in Milwaukee.
By Suzanne Corbett, STLSportsPage.com Food/Travel Editor
She is working on the story right now and will be posting it shortly. We wanted to get this story up in case any of our readers were in Milwaukee or headed there– with the Milwaukee websites and Drury Hotel invormation.
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Additional Information about Milwaukee:
Milwaukee Brewers Playoffs Guide: CLICK HERE.
American Family Field
American Family Field is the home field for the Milwaukee Brewers. American Family Field offers exclusive tours, allowing guests to experience the stadium’s impressive features.
These tours provide access to behind-the-scenes areas such as the dugout, luxury suite level, visiting clubhouse, press box, and Bob Uecker’s broadcast booth. Tours are subject to availability, and guests are encouraged to call the Brewers Tour hotline ahead of time to confirm tour availability. Whether you are watching baseball, hosting an event, or taking in the history of the ballpark, American Family Field ensures an unforgettable experience for all visitors.
What to do in Milwaukee
Whether you’re looking for the best brunch spots, where to get out and get active, the must-see spots for history buffs, or a bachelorette weekend fully planned, these guides will give you our picks for the top food, drinks, attractions, shopping, and entertainment for the ultimate Milwaukee vacation. For information on visiting Miilwaukee: CLICK HERE.