Once you login you can create a new trip or edit existing trips. Set your trip name, description, privacy and dates before you begin.
Step Two: Add Items
Add items from our Places to Stay, Things to Do, Dining and Events sections to your trip by clicking the Add to Trip icon throughout the site or from within the Trip Planner.
Step Three: Print and Share
Print details of your trip and share your trip with friends on your favorite social network or via email.
An aerial shot of Lambeau Field reveals the stadium filled to its brim with Packers fans on game day.
Kids line up for the opportunity to have their favorite player ride their bike and sign an autograph.
Visitors board a train at the National Railroad Museum.
The Oneida Nation Museum and annual events celebrate the proud heritage of the Oneida Nation.
A rainbow of colorful flowers are in bloom at Green Bay Botanical Garden.
A young girl softly pets the nose of a gentle giraffe at the NEW Zoo.
Kids beat the July heat in the CityDeck Splashpad.
Green Bay is Wisconsin’s oldest community, settled originally by the French as a fur-trading center. Today the city may be most famous for its namesake Green Bay Packers whose legendary past and present can be viewed at the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame at Lambeau Field. Yet, the city’s appeal rests on a blend of many more elements that combine small town charm with big city excitement. Its attractions include the performing arts, gambling and one-of-a-kind museums. For the historically minded, Green Bay is a bonanza. Visit Hazelwood, an authentically furnished, 1837 Greek-Revival home. Heritage Hill State Historical Park groups 25 historic buildings in four period “villages” dating from 1672-1905. The Neville Public Museum is an excellent repository of regional history. South of town, on the Oneida Indian Reservation, the cultural history of this Native American tribe is displayed at the Oneida Nation Museum.
To learn all about Green Bay Packers history...
Two self-guided walking tours are available for Packers history buffs. The Oneida Nation Walk of Legends is situated near Lambeau Field and features large granite-engraved monuments with editorial and photographic depictions of players. The Packers Heritage Trail pays homage to the buildings/businesses in downtown Green Bay that have historical significance for the team and the community.
Top photo opportunity is...
Historic (and world famous) Lambeau Field! Stand in front of this iconic NFL stadium and snap a shot with legendary Packers head coach Vince Lombardi and team founder Curly Lambeau. Take a stadium tour and have your photo taken on the field then visit the Packers Hall of Fame and pose with the Packers four Super Bowl trophies!
Don't leave without tasting...
A homemade truffle from Beerntsen’s Candies
Try fresh cheese curds at Scray Cheese or a finely aged cheddar at Nala’s fromagerie
Mark these events on your calendar...
Frozen Tundra Wine Fest
Green Bay Film Festival
Savour Green Bay
Farmers Market on Broadway
Oneida Nation PowWow & Festival
Green Bay Packers Training Camp
Green Bay Botanical Garden WPS Garden of Lights
Your child will always remember...
Feeding crackers to the giraffes at the NEW Zoo! Majestic lions, lofty giraffes and happy prairie dogs can start your vacation off right with a stop at the NEW Zoo.
Explore your adventurous side...
Take a ride on Elvis Presley’s favorite rollercoaster! The Zippin Pippin is one of Bay Beach Amusement Park’s newest attractions. Entertaining more than 1 million guests each season, the park has 18 amusement rides with ride tickets just 25 cents each. Enjoy the wooden rollercoaster, Ferris wheel, big slide and kiddie rides. There’s plenty of picnic space to make Bay Beach a daylong adventure!
Feeling romantic?
Enjoy a romantic fine dining experience in front of a roaring stone fireplace at Hinterland or in the formal dining room at Chefusion.
