Located on Lake Michigan north of Chicago, Milwaukee is renowned for its breweries but attracts more and more curious people eager to discover its beautiful museums with a growing reputation, its dynamic downtown and its original architecture. Presentation of this pretty town on the lake. Originally inhabited by different Amerindian ethnic groups, the region then welcomed French missionaries in the 1600s - the name"Milwaukee" comes from the Algonquin"Millioke", or"Belle Terre".From 1881, the city developed well under the impetus of the Franco-Canadian Salomon Juneau (often considered as one of the founding fathers of the city), before welcoming many German immigrants in the middle of the 19th century, whose imprint is still clearly visible in the region. Home to American socialism in the early 20th century, Milwaukee continued its development, with the arrival of many European immigrants, and is now positioned as the largest city in Wisconsin. It exists in all the big cities (crossed by a river of course): river cruises. But far from being a mere fly, American cruises are unique in that they come in a variety of forms: Margarita cruises, history and architecture cruises, dance cruises, etc. These cruises therefore combine a visit and discovery of the city with intense entertainment, the choice is yours! Take the opportunity to take a walk on the recently renovated riverwalk. A magnificent religious building located in Lincoln Village, Saint Josaphat's Basilica is one of 62 minor basilicas in the United States. Beautifully decorated inside, do not miss to participate in the guided tour organized after the 10am mass every Sunday! Facing him, you'd think you were in the dampness of an Indian street: imposing, the Tripoli Shrine Temple is a superb building built on the model of the Taj Mahal and listed at the National Monuments Centre. Today it welcomes your weddings, conferences, celebrations, and organizes guided tours that allow you to admire more closely the exquisite details of its interior and its precious furniture.