Northeast Wisconsin
Green Bay.
Football tradition, waterfront views, museums, breweries and a Wisconsin city with plenty to explore long after the final whistle.
Football tradition, waterfront views, museums, breweries and a Wisconsin city with plenty to explore long after the final whistle.
Green Bay may be best known for football, but a trip here can stretch well beyond game day. Explore the waterfront, museums, restaurants, breweries and nearby communities while getting a feel for one of Wisconsin's most recognizable cities.
Come for a football weekend, a family getaway or simply use Green Bay as a base for exploring more of northeastern Wisconsin.
Football is part of the story. It isn't the entire story.
Explore the history, atmosphere and traditions that made Green Bay famous.
Slow things down with trails, parks and views near the water.
Restaurants, breweries, entertainment and places worth exploring between stops.
Build a weekend around history, food, family attractions and northeastern Wisconsin.
Add local history, culture and hands-on experiences to your itinerary.
Find activities that work for a full family weekend.
Make room for a Wisconsin craft beer stop along the way.
From casual Wisconsin favorites to a night out downtown.
Get outside and explore the greener side of the city.
Browse local shops and pick up something from your Green Bay weekend.
Keep the weekend going with bars, breweries and entertainment.
Use Green Bay as a starting point for more of northeast Wisconsin.
Few American cities are as closely connected to football as Green Bay. Even when there isn't a game, the city's football history and traditions are a major part of the experience.
Plan a Football Weekend →Give yourself time to see more than one part of the area.
Restaurants, entertainment and easy access to the riverfront.
FootballThe heart of Green Bay's football experience and game-day energy.
NearbyA neighboring community with its own downtown, dining and riverfront character.
WaterHead toward the water for parks, scenery and a different side of the area.
Where you stay can depend heavily on whether you're here for football or simply exploring the city.
Put yourself close to the center of the football action.
Stay near restaurants, entertainment and the riverfront.
Look for convenient stays with room for the entire crew.
Keep lodging simple and spend more of the trip out exploring.
Green Bay grew around the water, and the Fox River and bay still provide a completely different perspective on the city. Add a waterfront walk, park or sunset to the weekend.
There's more than one way to spend a couple of days in Green Bay.
Build the entire trip around Green Bay's most famous tradition.
2–3 DaysMix downtown, food, waterfront and a few classic attractions.
FamilyMuseums, outdoor stops and activities for a trip with kids.
Eat + DrinkRestaurants, breweries and plenty of Wisconsin favorites.
A first-time weekend that combines Green Bay's football tradition with the rest of the city.
Yes. Green Bay also offers museums, waterfront areas, restaurants, breweries, family attractions and access to other destinations in northeastern Wisconsin.
Two or three days gives first-time visitors enough time to experience the city's major attractions, football culture, food and waterfront without packing too much into one day.
The stadium area can be convenient for football-focused trips, while downtown works well for visitors interested in restaurants, entertainment and the riverfront.
Yes. Its combination of recognizable attractions, dining, outdoor spaces and nearby communities makes Green Bay easy to explore over a two- or three-day weekend.
Football or no football, there's plenty of Wisconsin waiting when you get here.