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the travelers' guide - your KEY to milwaukee
The January, 2012 issue is here, or download the entire issue - PDF file. And be sure to check out our NEW Fully Mobile Digital Issue!
Picks of the Month!!!
Dining - Wasabi Sushi Lounge, top spot for Japanese cuisine
Shopping - Browse in the Historic Third Ward
After Dark - Warm up at Casablanca on Brady
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Metro Milwaukee enters 2012 with enthusiasm, shrugging off winter weather or taking advantage of it. Try ice-skating in the heart of the city, just north of Milwaukee’s historic city hall. Or experience tropical and arid climates at the Mitchell Park Horticultural Domes, one of Milwaukee’s premier landmarks. At the Milwaukee Public Museum, Cleopatra: The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt continues to delight visitors and music and theatre opportunities abound. Art lovers, who can enjoy art indoors and outdoors at Lynden Sculpture Garden, get a bonus this month with Gallery Night and Day.
For sports fans, we’ve got the NBA Bucks, top college basketball and fast-paced action of Milwaukee Wave soccer or Admirals hockey. There’s even the first Tundra Challenge in Oconomowoc, a winter obstacle competition for fitness fanatics that should be fun…for spectators.
From Washington County, Port Washington and Cedarburg, preparing for its February Winter Festival, to Brookfield, Waukesha and south to Racine and Kenosha, you’ll always find a winter activity that’s sure to please. Be sure to subscribe to our Key-zine newsletter and follow VisitingMilwaukee for updates.
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Milwaukee often is referred to as “America’s best-kept secret.” With its friendly, outgoing residents and year-round calendar of events, the city enjoys a growing reputation as a destination that will never disappoint. “Having a good time in Milwaukee, wish you were here” is now being reported by millions of visitors a year.
KEY Milwaukee magazine has served visitors for nearly 50 years. Today, KEY is the metro area's only monthly visitor guide and KeyMilwaukee.com is the website preferred by travelers planning trips here. Be sure to pick up a copy of KEY Milwaukee at visitor centers, Mitchell International Airport or wherever you are staying in the seven-county metro area. If you have any questions prior to your visit, please e-mail us at info@keymilwaukee.com or call (414) 732-7320.
KEY Milwaukee also is proud to be affiliated with Key Magazines, an growing group of independently owned travel guides and websites serving travelers from coast to coast. Visit keymagazine.com when planning your next leisure or business trip.
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