A Wisconsin city famed for its NFL heritage, with a walkable downtown along the Fox River.
Why Visit Green Bay
Green Bay is inseparable from the Green Bay Packers, the NFL’s smallest market team and one steeped in football history, but the city offers more than football with a revitalized downtown along the Fox River, a strong craft beer scene, and access to Door County’s shoreline within a scenic drive.
Top Experiences
- Lambeau Field tour: Stadium tours of the historic home of the Green Bay Packers, including the Packers Hall of Fame.
- Fox River Trail: A paved riverside path connecting downtown parks and breweries along the water.
- National Railroad Museum: One of the largest rail museums in the country, with historic locomotives visitors can board.
- Neville Public Museum: Regional history and natural science exhibits covering Wisconsin’s Native American and settler history.
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Practical Tips
- Book Lambeau Field tours in advance, they sell out on game weekends.
- Downtown’s Broadway District has the highest concentration of restaurants and bars.
- Door County makes an easy day trip north for lakeside scenery.
FAQ
Can you tour Lambeau Field?
Yes, daily stadium tours run outside of game days, including access to the Packers Hall of Fame.
What else is there to do in Green Bay besides football?
The Fox River Trail, National Railroad Museum, and day trips north to Door County.
Is Green Bay worth visiting if you are not a football fan?
Yes, the riverfront, museums, and proximity to Door County give it appeal beyond football.
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