Major Attractions in Green Bay - Green Bay Fun Things to Do
Green Bay Packers, a Botanical Garden and the National Railroad Museum . . .
There are many exciting things to do in Green Bay Wisconsin, and for sports lovers, the fun begins with a world-famous Green Bay Packers football game (4.0 mi)!
Theatre buffs will enjoy a performance at the Meyer Theatre (0.5 mi) only a short walk from the hotel and nature lovers will enjoy the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary (2.6 mi), where wildlife can be observed on more than 700 acres, or the Green Bay Botanical Garden (5.3 mi), filled with beautiful plants native to the area.
History buffs will appreciate Heritage Hill State Historical Park (4.0 mi), a 50-acre living history museum devoted to four eras of Green Bay's past, and the National Railroad Museum (4.0 mi), which introduces people to America's railroad heritage and offers many fun events throughout the year.
Green Bay attractions listed by distance from the hotel:
Meyer Theatre • 0.3 mi
117 South Washington Street, Green Bay, WI (920) 433-3333
The Meyer Theatre originally opened in 1930 as the Fox Theatre. It was restored to its original beauty and reopened as a live theatre venue in 2002. Performances include concerts, dance performances and plays. It seats just under 1000, so tickets should be purchased in advance.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary • 2.6 mi
1660 East Shore Drive, Green Bay, WI (920) 391-3671
The Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the largest Wildlife Rehabilitation Sites in Wisconsin. Located on 700 acres, this urban wildlife refuge is Green Bay's largest city park and provides opportunities for interacting with nature through educational and recreational activities. Free Admission.
Lambeau Field • 5.0 mi
1265 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay, WI 920-569-7500
Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers is the crown jewel of the National Football League. During a recent facelift, the 50-year-old stadium was updated leaving the original seating bowl in place. The Lambeau Field Atrium, located on the stadium's east side, is home to the Packers Pro Shop, Packers Hall of Fame, Curly's Pub, and other Atrium dining, event, entertainment and retail options.
For the second straight year and the fourth time in the last five years, Lambeau Field was ranked No. 1 in stadium experience in all of professional sports in ESPN The Magazine's 2009 Ultimate Standings. Lambeau Field in 2008 was ranked No. 1 for the second consecutive season in Sports Illustrated's Game Day Experience Poll.
Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame • 5.0 mi
1265 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay, WI (920) 569-7513
Relive the most exciting moments in Packers and football history at the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame. Pure Packers adrenaline fills this 25,000-square-foot area where you can see, touch and feel over 80 years of riveting history. There are nearly 80 exhibits including three Super Bowl trophies and a re-creation of Vince Lombardi's office. Countless videos - many of them newly updated - allow the spectacular memories to be lived over and over. A huge children's area lets little fans know what it's like to be a real Packer player. They can put on a uniform, throw passes, kick field goals and more. Check back for new exhibits and displays. Group tours are available.
Heritage Hill State Historical Park • 4.0 mi
2640 South Webster Avenue, Green Bay, WI 920-448-5150 or 800-721-5150
Heritage Hill State Historical Park is a 50 acre living history museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin, located on the banks of the Fox River.
There are four distinct areas of the park, each representing various periods of local history: fur trading, military, community growth, and agriculture. Each area has several historic buildings which help to depict life from that era. Heritage Hill has earned a reputation as a jewel of the Midwest.
National Railroad Museum • 4.0 mi
2285 S Broadway Green Bay, WI (920) 435-7245
The National Railroad Museum introduces people to America's railroad heritage, an era which brought wealth and modernity to millions of Americans. Through engaging exhibits, programs, and special events, visitors can learn how rail shaped American culture through literature, music and historical events. Special exhibits and events are offered throughout the year, including Polar Express rides, live music, and even a haunted mansion. The National Railroad Museum is located on the Fox River and offers train rides.
Green Bay Botanical Garden • 5.3 mi
2600 Larsen Road, Green Bay, WI (920) 490-9457 or (877) 355-4224
Green Bay Botanical Garden's 47 acres of display gardens and natural areas capture the beauty of Northeastern Wisconsin's four distinct and wonderful seasons. Visitors will enjoy outstanding garden architecture that sets the stage for an all-star performance by plants specially chosen for their ability to thrive in the Upper Midwest.
Weidner Center for the Performing Arts • 5.9 mi
2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI (920) 465-2217
Weidner Center for the Performing Arts is the performing arts center for the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay. The Center has been presenting a wide variety of cultural, entertainment, and educational performing arts to the Northeastern Wisconsin community since it opened in 1993. 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.
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