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Premier Businesses in Milwaukee, WI
- • Hydraulic Hose Assemblies Made
- • Expert customer service for all of your auto needs.
- • Reliable Used Car Sales
- • Individual & Business Tax Preparation
- • Business Accounting Services
- • Financial Analysis
- • Salads, House Staples, Sandwiches, Entrees & Much More!
- • Weekly Specials & Patio Dining Available
- • Bakeshop, Pies, Cupcakes, Cookies & Bread
- • Comprehensive On-Site Window Treatment & Blind Cleaning
- • Residential & Commercial Window Treatment Cleaning
- • We Specialize In Hunter Douglas Silhouettes, Luminettes & Pleated Shades
Things To Do in Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee Public Museum
Visit one of the largest public museums in the United States. The Milwaukee Public Museum is home to interesting exhibits and attractions that will interest everybody. Learn about the past, from the people who roamed the Streets of Old Milwaukee to the dinosaurs who roamed before streets existed. Stroll through a lush garden and interact with the butterflies that call it home. Get a breathtaking view of the night sky and explore outer space at the Planetarium.
Harley-Davidson Museum
Visit the unique Harley-Davidson Museum to celebrate the more than 100 year history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Whether you live for the open road or bike on weekends, this nostalgic museum will give you a glimpse of history and culture that you've never seen before. Check out the 450 Harley-Davidson motorcycles and thousands of Harley-Davidson artifacts on display.
Bastille Days
Celebrate North America's largest outdoor French themed festival in downtown Milwaukee! Bastille Days is held annually in July and features impromptu street performances, roaming minstrels, a variety of musical entertainment and a signature 43-foot Eiffel Tower replica. Runners and walkers kick off the festival with the "Storming of the Bastille," a 5-K run and two mile walk.
