Milwaukee, once known as the German Athens, is the most German among major US cities. Walking down Old World Third Street today you are not likely to see many German shops advertising “English Spoken Here” as a special or unique service, but as early as 1848 it would not have been uncommon. Germans represented 1/3 of the entire population in Milwaukee and this section of the city was integral to German immigrant’s daily life.
Today, much of the landscape today reflects that influence including a number of stops on the tour such as Turner Hall (1882), the Germania Building (1896) and Old St. Mary’s Church (1846). Woven between the cream city bricks, hear stories about the notable German biermeisters, tanners, merchants and artists who helped to shape Milwaukee.
1034 N 4th St, Milwaukee, United States
Meet your guide outside of Turner Hall on N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.
Milwaukee, United States
Walk down this historic street and the numerous buildings that make up this historic commercial district for Milwaukee's German community.
910 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Milwaukee, United States
Formerly the Second Ward bank.
108 E Wells St, Milwaukee, United States
Historic Theater
144 E Wells St, Floor 1, Patty and Jay Baker Thater Complx, Milwaukee, United States
Historic Theater
The guide might lead the group back to Turner Hall.
Meet your guide outside of Turner Hall on N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.
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