This interactive museum is the perfect solution for parents seeking a fun and educational experience for their young kids. In our blog post, we’ll give you an overview of what to expect at the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and why it’s a must-visit destination for Milwaukee area families with kids. Discover All The Details >>

One of the most exciting and dynamic destinations for kids and families in Milwaukee is Discovery World, a science and technology museum located on the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. It’s perfect for kids aged 3-12, and this handy guide will help you navigate the museum and plan your day. Discover All The Details >>

You may not think of the Harley Davidson Museum as being especially family-friendly, but there’s plenty of interactive fun for kids to engage with at this iconic Milwaukee museum and campus. Dive into the details >>

Tucked away inside the Physics building on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus is a hidden gem for families around Milwaukee. The Manfred Olson Planetarium offers live, interactive programming for kids and families to learn more about the night sky and the cosmos. Dive into the details >>

The Milwaukee skyline was forever changed with the completion of the magnificent Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Museum in 2001. Among the many world-class museums in Milwaukee, the Art Museum is a must-visit for families. Discover all the details >>

If you have kids who are wild about fire trucks, then you won’t want to miss the Milwaukee Fire Museum, a real hidden gem. Located in an old fire station on W. Oklahoma Avenue, the Milwaukee Fire Department (MFD) Museum and Historical Society holds an Open House from 12 – 3 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month (April – December).

Attention all explorers, adventurers, and curious minds: The Milwaukee Public Museum should be your next stop! It’s definitely one of our favorite Milwaukee museums for families. And it's also home to a massive planetarium! With exhibits that showcase everything from prehistoric creatures to ancient civilizations and the Streets of Old Milwaukee, this museum will be a hit with all ages. Discover all the details >>

With over 10,000 bobbleheads, some dating back to the 1800s, the museum boasts the world’s largest collection, covering sports, pop culture, and beyond. From local hero Giannis Antetokounmpo to old-school Home Alone characters, and even literary characters like Laura Ingall’s Wilder, you’ll find a Bobblehead that makes you smile. Dive into the details >>

For a family adventure that combines history, nature, and beautiful view, the North Point Lighthouse and Museum in Milwaukee is a not-so-hidden visit gem nestled in picturesque Lake Park. Dive into the Details >>

For a family morning adventure that combines fun and history, consider heading to the Pabst Mansion, an icon of Milwaukee’s Gilded Age. With their Saturday morning tours tailor-made for families, your kids will get a peek into the opulent past and treasure trove of stories that accompany this historic building. Dive into the details >>

This living museum is the world’s only conoidal glass house, where it’s warm, sunny, and full of life all year round. The Domes – each soaring 7 stories high – are uniquely shaped to catch the sun just right, making sure all the leafy friends and animals inside get the light and warmth they need. Dive into the details >>