Green Bay Attractions - Lambeau Field Hotels

Green Bay Attractions:

One of Green Bay, Wisconsin's tourist attractions is the Packer Hall of Fame located at Lambeau Field. Another tourist site is the 1776 Tank Cottage built by Joseph Roi.

Tourists also enjoy chartering boats for Lake Michigan rides. The Mountain Bay Trail provides hiking and nature observation opportunities as well as cross country skiing and snowmobiling adventures. Bay Beach Amusement Park is for both the young at heart and children. Green Bay, Wisconsin's sports fun continues with the Green Bay Rugby Club, the Cellcom Green Bay Marathon and Neptune's Nimrods Scuba Diving Club. For those inexperienced, the Green Bay Scuba Shop offers PADI scuba certification. The marathon not only includes adults, but also has a children's run and four mile walk.

Mostly for children are the Children's Museum of Green Bay, the Country Critters Petting Zoo, Sunny Hill Farm and the D & T Gardens. The Gertrude B. Nielson Children's Garden has a tree house, maze and sundial; some of its gardens are named the Peter Rabbit Garden, Dragon Fly Ridge and the Frog Bridge. Green Bay, Wisconsin has numerous botanical and flower gardens. For example, the Four Seasons Garden has a strong winter influence. Ornamental grasses are located in the Agnes Schneider Terrace. Vanderperren English Cottage Garden has herbs and vegetables. The Upper Rose Garden exhibits hardy shrubs and hybrid tea roses. Scandanavian atmosphere is at the Kaftan Lusthaus. Other gardens include the Stumpf Belvedere, the Mabel Thome Fountain & Garden, the Schierl Wellhouse and Garden, the Larsen Orchard Remnant and the Memorial Grove.

Copper Culture State Park and Heritage Hill State Park are excellent picnic areas. More peaceful and eye enticing venues include the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, Fonferek Falls and Fox River State Trail. Campers like to stay at the Brown County Reforestation Camp, where there is a snowshoe trail in addition to hiking trails. One may take in the scenery while looking out the observation tower. Green Bay, Wisconsin also has its own unique Classic's Saloon & Hotel. Plus, it has a Bridge-Between Retreat Center.

Green Bay's museums include Hazlewood Historic Home Museum, Heritage Hill Living History Museum, Neville Public Museum and Oneida Nation Museum. Don't forget to partake of the National Railroad Museum. Broadway musicals can be watched at Weidner Center for Performing Arts. The Green Bay Symphony Orchestra and the Green Bay Symphony Youth Orchestra have a broad spectrum of concert music.

Mulligan's plays rock music. In addition, Rock-n-Roll High School caters to those into punk. Laugh up laugh is sparked by The Comedy Club on State and the Giggles Comedy Pub.

Gambling fun begins at the Oneida Bingo & Casino. Fort Fun Amusements and Triangle Sports Area provide for the golfer's needs.

Titletown Brewing Co. helps quench one's thirst after a fun-packed, adventurous day in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Other Green Bay restaurant hot spots include Brogan's, Dragonwyck, Eves Supper Club and Grapevine Café. Don't forget the Mariner Supper Club, the Rock Garden Supper Club and Wellington are available too.

GREEN BAY HALL OF FAME

Journey to the humble beginnings of this fan-owned franchise. Follow the Packers to their first championships; read the biographies of some of the inductees; view the exhibits; have fun with football trivia.

HALL OF FAME HOURS

NON-GAME DAYS
9 am to 6 pm. Hours vary on holidays.

Thanksgiving Day: Closed
Christmas Eve: Closed
Christmas Day: Closed
New Year's Eve: 9 am to 4 pm
New Year's Day: Closed

ADMISSION
Adults $10, Seniors 62+ $8, Children 6-11 $5, Children 5 and under FREE.
Call 920.569.7512 or click here for special pricing for groups of 20 or more people.

Address: 1265 Lombardi Ave.

Phone: 920-569-7500

Directions:
Coming From the South on Highway 41:
Take Highway 41 North to the Lombardi Exit (exit #167). Go East (right) on Lombardi Ave. for approximately 1.75 miles. Turn South (right) on Oneida Street. Turn right into Lambeau Field parking lot.

Coming From the South on Interstate 43:
Take I43 North to Highway 172 West. Take the Oneida Street/Ashland Avenue Exit. Go left (to Oneida Street). At Oneida Street go North (right). Continue North on Oneida Street for approximately 2 miles. Turn left into Lambeau Field parking lot.

Coming From the North on Highway 41/141:
Take 41/141 South to the Lombardi Exit (exit #167). Go East (left) on Lombardi for approximately 1.75 miles. Turn South (right) on Oneida Street. Turn right into Lambeau Field parking lot.

Coming From the West on Highway 29/32:
Take Highway 29 East to Highway 41 South. Take 41/141 South to the Lombardi Exit (exit #167). Go East (left) on Lombardi for approximately 1.75 miles. Turn south (right) on Oneida Street. Turn right into Lambeau Field parking lot.

WEIDNER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

The Weidner Center has received rave reviews from performers and audiences alike. Its outstanding acoustics, physical beauty and state-of-the-art accommodations combine to make it one of the finest performing halls in the United States.

2420 Nicolet Drive • Green Bay, Wisconsin 54311-7001

Ticket Office: 920.465.2217 or 800.328.TKTS

Administrative Office: 920.465.2726 or 800.922.WCPA