Plan your trip around a comedy or music show at the Pabst, and you’ll be in for an unparalleled live entertainment experience.Īt the Milwaukee Public Market you’ll find 20 local vendors serving up delicious eats from tacos and lobster rolls to salads, vegan smoothies, and classic Wisconsin fare like local sausage and cheese. Originally built in 1895 by Captain Frederick Pabst, the Pabst Theater is still one of the city’s crown jewels and live-music meccas. John's Cathedral or just enjoy the playground with the kids. Drop by on Saturday mornings for the Cathedral Square Market, check out Sunday mass at St. Not sure where to ride on the Hop? Here are a few of our favorite spots to explore along the streetcar route.Ĭathedral Square is a great place to relax, or hit up one of neighboring restaurants or bars. – Arriving every 15 minutesįor the most up to date information, visit

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The Hop makes it easy to access many of downtown Milwaukee's most popular attractions, restaurants, and more. Within 2 blocks of the M Line and Lakefront Lines are:ġ17 restaurants, bars, cafes/coffee shops

Listen for an audio announcement and visual aids (including Braille) to learn when your stop is coming up.

Wait no more than 10-15 minutes for the next car to appear - you can get real-time vehicle updates with the TransLoc Rider app.

Step or roll up to one of The Hop’s 18 stations.

There is capacity for 150 people, with a mix sitting and standing. Each of the 5, 67-foot streetcars feature roll-on, roll-off access for wheelchairs, strollers, and bicycles. Milwaukee’s new streetcar is ready to take you where you need to be downtown – and thanks to sponsor Potawatomi Casino | Hotel, everyone rides free! Take advantage of this convenient new transportation option as you travel throughout downtown Milwaukee.

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