All Wisconsin Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 7

This zombie-themed scavenger hunt offers a fun and interactive way to get to know Milwaukee. The app-based game will send you and your team across the city on a quest for items to help you survive a zombie apocalypse. With guidance from a live, remote host and an opportunity to perform challenges to score points, this is a great way to get a group outside and exploring together.

Explore Kenosha’s rich transit history while enjoying stunning lakefront views on this family-friendly scavenger hunt aboard the electric streetcar. Engage with clever clues and discover landmarks. Perfect for families and tourists, this interactive experience combines learning with fun as participants solve riddles and complete tasks along the scenic 2-mile loop. Don't forget your camera and prepare for an adventure lasting approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours. - Discover Kenosha's history and landmarks with a fun scavenger hunt - Ride the electric streetcars and enjoy the scenic 2-mile loop - Family-friendly activities suitable for all ages - Bring a camera and comfortable walking shoes for an enjoyable experience

Explore the art of distillation with a unique 60-minute tour led by expert staff. This behind-the-scenes experience offers insight into the distilling process while you enjoy a complimentary cocktail. Perfect for spirit enthusiasts and those curious about how their favorite drinks are crafted. Don't miss the chance to learn about the techniques and passion that go into every bottle. - 60-minute guided tour of the distillation process - Enjoy a complimentary cocktail during the tour - Led by knowledgeable staff for an engaging experience - Ideal for spirit lovers and those seeking a unique outing - 10% off bottle sales

Unleash your inner artist with the Introduction to Glassblowing class in Madison, designed for ages 6 and up, and perfect for beginners or those looking to enhance their skills. In this hands-on session, participants will craft stunning glass ornaments, stirring rods, pendants, or watering globes while mastering essential techniques in a safe and supportive environment. Under close supervision, you’ll gain confidence in handling tools and materials, ensuring a worry-free creative experience. Each participant leaves with a unique handcrafted piece and a newfound appreciation for this intricate art form.

Like many communities in the industrial Midwest, Milwaukee’s ecological legacy has a significant period of pollution. Thankfully, in the late 1980s & early 1990s, driven by Mayor John Norquist and others, Milwaukee dedicated resources to water clean up and the reinvigoration of the buildings along the Milwaukee River. This reinvestment included the creation of a public-private partnership known as the Riverwalk (1993). Today, the Riverwalk extends 3.1 miles along both sides of the Milwaukee River, from the site of the former North Avenue Dam, through Downtown and the Historic Third Ward to Lake Michigan. The tour will explore the industries and early city growth that impacted the river so greatly and also a number of the historic buildings along the way. You’ll also learn about some of the temporary and permanent public art on display. This walking tour is 1.2 miles in length. We recommend that travelers bring: good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.

The Historic Third Ward was the first stop for many of Milwaukee's European immigrants, particularly the Irish and later the Italians. Close to cheap housing and available jobs, these new arrivals created close-knit communities. Like most major industrial cities, the Third Ward had a significant and destructive fire in 1892, which reshaped the landscape to much of what you see today. In the 1970s, this area experienced a resurgence that transformed factories and warehouses into condos and mixed adaptive reuse. On this tour, learn about the neighborhood landscape as well as the Irish and Italian immigrants as well as the impact of the LGBTQ+ community and other residents. Stops include the Milwaukee Public Market (2005), Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) (1974), and Commission Row (1894). This walking tour is 1 mile in length. Travelers are recommended to bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.

If you've already seen most of the sights of Milwaukee, get a different perspective on the city with this haunted history walking tour of Lake Geneva. As you stroll in a small group, your guide will fill you in on all the colorful history and characters, from haunted mansions and vengeful spirits to lake monsters and more.

Simplify your arrival in Milwaukee with a private transfer from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport to your hotel in the city. Fly confidently, knowing you’ll be met at the airport. Travel in a comfortable BMW 7 series or similar luxury car, ideal for corporate and leisure travelers alike. Sit back and enjoy the ride into the city and arrive feeling ready to explore Milwaukee.

Set sail around Lake Michigan on this private adventure tour. With the safety of a life jacket and boat captain, spend two hours enjoying a smooth sail along the calming waters, soaking up city views of Milwaukee, Kenosha, and Racine. You also have the opportunity to spot local wildlife like lake trout, sandhill cranes, and otters.