While visiting Milwaukee, Wisconsin, families are sure to enjoy the Jelly Belly Visitor Center which offers free train tours of the factory, samples of every flavor of jelly bean and other sweets, along with a trip to the Jelly Belly Candy Store. Old World Wisconsin allows families a peek into what life in Wisconsin was like over 150 years ago. This living museum, in a village setting, shows oxen working the fields, food being prepared in cast iron stoves and stew pots, laundry being washed by hand, and an array of other activities that allow visiting children and adults to participate in the colonial way of life. To take home some of the famous Wisconsin Cheese, visitors can shop at the Wisconsin Cheese Mart which has been selling Wisconsin cheeses for almost 75 years. Some of the more unusual products include Havarti Cheese with Horseradish and Chives, Cheddar Cheese, in the shape of a beer mug, and Black Truffle Sheep's Milk Cheese. Not to be missed on a family trip to Milwaukee is a visit to the Milwaukee Public Market, where independent merchants offer a wide selection of freshly-made, hand-crafted, and ethnically-diverse products. Also offered are reasonably-priced cooking classes taught in a classroom format by local vendors and nationally-known chefs. Most classes offer tasting of each item and printed recipes to take away. If your family wants to get away from shopping and commune with nature, hop on your bike and head to Bradford Beach. From the end of May through Sept. 30th, this beach offers something for everyone including a free, 14 week/Thursday night Music festival, volleyball league activities, annual wine-tasting event, beach party, and the popular Family Days. There's no doubt that Bradford Beach is the center of summer fun in Milwaukee.
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