About Green Bay
Green Bay is one of Wisconsin's oldest and most recognizable cities. It is located along the Fox River near the southern end of the bay of Green Bay and serves as a major center for employment, transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, sports and tourism in northeast Wisconsin.
The city is widely known for professional football, but Green Bay also offers waterfront parks, museums, historic sites, family attractions, entertainment districts and access to nearby communities throughout Brown County.
What Green Bay is known for
- Professional football and Lambeau Field
- Fox River and bayfront areas
- Manufacturing, logistics and regional employment
- Museums, historic sites and family attractions
- Downtown events, restaurants and entertainment
- Access to Door County and the Fox Cities
Living in Green Bay
Green Bay offers apartments, duplexes, condos, older homes, single-family neighborhoods and newer residential developments. Housing costs can vary based on the neighborhood, property type, school district and proximity to major employment or entertainment areas.
A household budget should include heating, utilities, transportation, property taxes, insurance, childcare and winter maintenance in addition to rent or mortgage payments.