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Immediately known for Miller Beer and Harley Davidson, Milwaukee is the 'City of Festivals'. The famous annual summer party along the lakefront is called Summerfest and is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as 'the largest music festival in the world'. Its twelve stages attract about a million visitors a year. Smaller ethnic festivals throughout the summer celebrate Milwaukee's strong German, Native American, African-American, Italian, Irish, Greek, Serbian, Croatian, Latino, Arabic, Asian, French and Polish heritages. Every five years, Harley brings millions, including celebrities, to Milwaukee when they celebrate their birthday. Harley Davidson's 110th anniversary is in 2013. Other than festivals, there is plenty to do in Milwaukee. The Pabst Mansion, built in 1892, is a splendid example of Flemish Renaissance Revival. The city is adorned with glorious examples of architecture harkening to the homeland from which the immigrants who built the city as they built their fortunes were from. The city has continued to build and maintain the unique blend of styles. The most recognizable landmark is the Milwaukee Art Museum designed by Santiago Calatrava. Connected to it is the War Memorial designed by Eero Saarinen. There are also many breweries to tour and micro breweries to sit at and try out the stock.

Wisconsin is a paradise for tourists. Be it the fishing, parks and recreation in the summer or fallﾒs hunting season or winterﾒs ice-fishing, ice-sailing, ice-skating, skiing or snowmobiling, the Wisconsin Dells is the place to be. Noahﾒs Ark is 'Americaﾒs Largest Waterpark' and just one of its many amusement parks. Wisconsin's Door County is known for laid-back family vacations with its numerous apple and cherry orchards, boating on Lake Michigan and charming B&Bs.