Les meilleurs hôtels à Milwaukee

Most Americans consider Milwaukee the city of suds. However, there's more to the Cream City (so-called for the color of its clay bricks, not the hue of a nice foamy head) than beer. The city is home to sports teams, botanical gardens, a symphony, orchestra, art museum, ballet company, theater district and many fine restaurants. And beer goes well with all of 'em! With its community of immigrant German brewmeisters and access to clean, cool water, the city has long been a natural for lager brewing. After Chicago's 1871 fire temporarily ruined the water supply, Milwaukee's brewers came through with enormous shipments of beer. Milwaukee's oldest bar is the Landmark 1850 Inn, with over 40 brands on tap. Like chocolate with your beer? The Port of Hamburg sells premium chocolate bars, the kind that taste best with dark, bitter German beers. If you're in the mood for English beer, head downtown to the John Hawks Pub. At Saz's, you'll find a roadhouse bar with plenty of beer, both tap and bottled, and what's rumored to be the town's best ribs. So many beers, so little time.