Discover the vibrant energy of Milwaukee, where lakefront beauty meets rich culture and history. Explore craft breweries, award-winning restaurants, and a thriving arts and entertainment scene.
Stroll the RiverWalk, visit the Milwaukee Art Museum, or catch live music and festivals all summer long. Sports fans can cheer on the Bucks or Brewers for an unforgettable game-day experience.
Whether you’re into food, fun, or hometown spirit, Milwaukee offers an urban getaway with true Midwest charm.
Vacation Rentals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee is Wisconsin’s biggest city and an easygoing base on the shore of Lake Michigan — Brewers baseball, Bucks basketball, a revitalized downtown and Historic Third Ward, festival grounds on the lakefront, and some of the best breweries and frozen custard in the country.
Our Milwaukee home is owned or hands-on managed by us: professionally cleaned before each stay and booked directly with the local team — so you skip the extra service fees the big travel sites add at checkout.
Where to stay
Our Milwaukee home:
- Brew City Bungalow — Comfortable Milwaukee home an easy drive from the ballpark, the lakefront, and downtown.
Things to do
Things to do in Milwaukee:
- Catch a Brewers game at American Family Field or the Bucks at Fiserv Forum in the Deer District.
- Walk the Historic Third Ward, the RiverWalk, and the Milwaukee Public Market.
- See the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Calatrava wings out on the Lake Michigan lakefront.
- Tour a brewery or the Harley-Davidson Museum, and time a summer trip around Summerfest or the Wisconsin State Fair.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Brew City Bungalow in Milwaukee?
It’s a Milwaukee home an easy drive from downtown, the Lake Michigan lakefront, and American Family Field. The listing page shows the neighborhood and exact amenities.
How do I book a Milwaukee vacation rental direct?
Choose your dates on this website and book directly with us — no third-party service fees. The home is professionally managed and cleaned by the local team.
What is there to do in Milwaukee?
Brewers and Bucks games, the lakefront and Milwaukee Art Museum, the Historic Third Ward and RiverWalk, breweries and the Harley-Davidson Museum, plus Summerfest and the Wisconsin State Fair in summer.
When is the best time to visit Milwaukee?
Summer and early fall are ideal for baseball, festivals, and the lakefront; late spring and fall are pleasant and quieter. Winters are cold but lively around Bucks season and the holidays.
