Betty Brinn Children's Museum is dedicated non-profit organization for show casing interactive exhibits and educational resources for promoting the healthy development of children in their formative years. The museum encourages hands-on learning and development of fundamental skills, self-esteem and ability to work. The museum is accessible to low income and special need requiring community and their children.

The museum was named in honor of Bretty Binn was one the successful businesswoman who spent her childhood in foster homes and orphanages. The museum can be visited by paying an admission fee and parking their vehicles in US Bank parking garage at a discounted rate.

For lunch on your visit to the museum, you could find a range of food from salads and wraps to muffins and cookies, to yogurt parfaits with coffee will add stamina to your day around the museum. The museum encourages group visits and educational programs.

The museum has lockers to rent to leave your things safely and a gift shop where you can get small souvenirs to make your trip memorable. They also sell fin and educational gifts for children and special children, toys, books and puzzles for toddlers and infants.

The museum is organized into different galleries as north gallery with interactive board games and for older children, welcome gallery with Brio's world famous train, cattle wagon and caboose, South Gallery with a trading place, Betty's busy backyard and TV, and East Gallery consisting of games for younger children.

The Milwaukee Art Museum has a magnificent design from interior to its top. It is an exhibit of political, cultural and social lives of the early Native Americans of 1760 to 1850. All the pieces of work are presented in a state-of-the-art design with an eye for color. The museum is open all through the year apart from Thanksgiving and Christmas days. It offers a special brochure for hurried persons. Take some time off and experience the art.

Milwaukee Art Museum

http://www.mam.org/

Discovery World is a magnificent assembly of both permanent and temporary exhibits designed for all age brackets. The museum lies on a ground of 120,000 square foot on Milwaukee's lake front. It is generally an interactive science and technology museum. It is home to the 'S/V Denis Sullivan'- a 19th century cargo schooner - which takes people out for a sail for only $50 for two hours.

Discovery World

http://www.discoveryworld.org

The Milwaukee Public Museum is known to hold the largest dinosaur skull. It holds mummies for the biodiversity tribute of 'Exploring Life on Earth.' This museum is the oldest and largest natural history museum in the country. Their entrance charge is only $11 for adults and much less for the kids.

Milwaukee Public Museum

http://www.mpm.edu

Harley Davidson Museum is the youngest museum in Milwaukee. It opened its doors in 2008. It was opened as a tribute to the 125th anniversary of the famous motorcycle brand. It displays mostly the use of the Harley Davidson motorcycle from its creation, its brands through its role in World War II and its brands today. If you love motor cycles, this is certainly the place to go.

Harley Davidson Museum

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Milwaukee is home to many museums. Take a trip today for an experience of your life time.