Milwaukee City Hall — Attraction in Milwaukee

As a tourist visiting Milwaukee City Hall, I was thoroughly impressed by its architectural grandeur and historical significance. This iconic building stands as a testament to Milwaukee's rich heritage. The exterior of City Hall is striking, featuring intricate detailing and a prominent clock tower that offers a glimpse into the city's past. Inside, the grand staircase and beautiful stained glass windows add to the building's charm and elegance. The interior design seamlessly blends historical elements with functional spaces, making it a fascinating place to explore. One of the highlights of my visit was the opportunity to learn about the history and significance of the building through informative displays and friendly staff. Overall, Milwaukee City Hall is a must-visit for anyone interested in architecture, history, or simply experiencing a key piece of the city's identity. It offers a glimpse into Milwaukee's past while standing as a proud symbol of...

The mayor today blasted the teenagers who stole and wrecked a car by saying;"When a police officer says you stop you stop" so he got his nice raise and really doesn't care about solving these problems; he fills his explanations with empty rhetoric. A good example is when two marquette students were killed by a repeat dwi driver and throwing a wi block party 2 days later. Why not make all cigarettes, cigars, etc illegal in Milwaukee and/or make alcohol unpurchasable on Sundays like Minnesota, that would make the young criminals hurt. Regarding the street inversions. If the police had done their jobs they wouldn't be needed. More examples of graft. Just like these trees built by the sidewalk all over Milwaukee. Once they become intrusive they destroy the sidewalk and the houses foundation. The thought of green space is just...

If you are visiting downtown and have 30 minutes to spare, a quick trip into Milwaukee City is worth the investment of your time. While there are no regularly scheduled tours, you can contact the city's Public Information Manager to arrange a formal tour.

The eight-story open atrium is what will initially catch your eye and creates some fascinating photo ops. Other interesting features include the extensive mosaic and marble floors (more than 45,000 square feet), the intricate metalwork on the railings ringing the atrium, the multitude of cherubs gracing the building's Flemish Renaissance-influenced architecture.

The bathrooms are clean and spacious, making City Hall a useful location when in need of a...