- TripBuzz discovered 83 different types of activities for couples in the Milwaukee area, including Breweries (like Lakefront Brewery), Bowling (like Koz's Mini Bowling), Neighborhoods (like Historic Third Ward) and Movie Theaters (like Oriental Theatre), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 163 date ideas in or near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including 136 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Cedarburg, Racine, Waukesha and Franklin.
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Visitors put their strategic skills to the test with safe, fun airsoft matches on a 40,000 sq. ft. field
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More than the average bowling alley, Circle B Recreation features live music, community events, a variety of leagues and tournaments, and a bar with big screen TVs for big sporting events.
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Offering $3 skate sessions, Ozaukee Skateland has an indoor, wooden roller skating rink for visitors to skate on that is illuminated by colored lights. It also has a snack bar with popcorn and pizza.
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Cedar Cultural Center is a community center which has been catering to the Cedarburg community for 28 years. Music, comedy, and educational performances are put on throughout the year, as well as exhibitions featuring local artists.
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Cedarburg Mill is a historical building that used to produce 120 barrels of flour a day. Now it is owned by Landmark Supply Company, and is listed on the US National Register of historic places.
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An institution for more than 150 years, the Ozaukee County Fair features rides, carnival games, live musical performances, truck and tractor pulls, livestock auctions, and a wide array of food and beverage options.
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Situated around the last remaining covered bridge in the state of Wisconsin, Covered Bridge Park offers river access for canoes and kayaks, fishing opportunities, bird watching, and picnic and grilling areas.
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The Racine Zoo offers several up-close encounters with its animals including feeding the Masai giraffes, petting camels, and holding birds in the aviary. The zoo has several activities just for children including playgrounds and a Barnyard Safari, while everyone can take a ride on the train.
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The 335-acre Retzer Nature Center is a leisure park that features established hiking trails, over 26,000 trees, and education classes on environmental education. The site has a learning center and a planetarium.
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2519 Northwestern Avenue, Racine, WI 53404
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The Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts is part of the larger Racine Art Museum. It hosts a variety of fine art exhibits, including an exhibit of art by students and faculty of the museum itself.
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Established in 1938, The Racine Theatre Guild Inc. has been in charge of promoting and hosting theatre arts with a focus on local community performances. Seasonal events are featured along with education on historical performances.