• Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin - The meeting point is Kenosha Tap House, where the agenda for the tour will be discussed, and introductions will be made.

As the group steps outside, they will be welcomed by breathtaking views of the Marina and Lake Michigan. There are endless opportunities for photography, with sailboats providing a perfect backdrop for artistic shots.

Following a brief introduction to Kenosha and the Harbor Park area, the tour will cover various sculptures, murals, and artworks throughout the downtown region.

During the downtown segment of the tour, the following sites will be visited or passed by:

• Place De Douai
• Wallace Fountain
• Bowfin Ruins
• The Winter tour sculpture “The Day the Music Died”
• Eagle’s Club
• Frank’s Diner
• Over 7 murals (AMC, Bjorns, Kinoje, Equinox…)
• Mayer Drug sign
• Veteran’s Memorial Park
• Downtown architecture

Whether participants are photographers, art enthusiasts, or simply visitors, the sights and scenes are truly stunning and beautiful.

• Kenosha Sculpture Walk - Enjoy a coffee at Anna’s on the Lake or an ice cream at Sandy’s Poppers.

The sculpture walk features numerous permanent and rotating sculptures throughout the Harbor Park area.

As the group returns to Lake Michigan, they will enjoy views of the Southport and North Pier lighthouses.

Back on the Lake Michigan shore, there are unobstructed views of the lake. On the clearest days, the outline of the Chicago skyline may be visible.

• Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin - Enjoy a leisurely ride on the historic Kenosha streetcars. The history and reintroduction of the streetcars in Kenosha will be discussed.

From 1903 to 1932, electric rail was a common mode of transportation in Kenosha. On June 17, 2000, streetcar transportation was reintroduced to the community. Most of Kenosha’s streetcars are authentic 1951 President’s Conference Committee (PCC) cars. Each streetcar has a unique name and color scheme that honors the legacy of streetcar transportation in North America.

The Kenosha streetcars operate according to the schedule published on the city website.

• Kenosha Public Museum - The tour begins and ends near four public museums in the downtown area. Most are free or have a nominal entrance fee.
• Kenosha Public Museum
• Kenosha Civil War Museum
• The Kenosha Dinosaur Museum
• The Southport Lighthouse Museum

The tour concludes at the public and civil war museums. The streetcar stops at the Dinosaur Museum. The lighthouse is located on Simmons Island, a short walk or drive around the marina.

• Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin - The tour will conclude back at the Kenosha Tap House. The Tap House offers 50 taps to choose from and is self-serve. Relax and enjoy a beer with new friends.

• Bottled water
• Free ponchos available, rain or shine
• Snacks
• One free admission to Kenosha streetcars (scheduling and transportation not included)

This tour seamlessly combines art, street art, architecture, and history to deliver an engaging and informative experience. Participants will enjoy stunning views of Lake Michigan and find numerous photography opportunities for enthusiasts. The aim is to maintain affordable pricing while ensuring a high-quality, enjoyable experience for the whole family.

Having everything organized for you enhances comfort and ease, eliminating holiday stress. Additionally, the guidance and expertise of a tour guide, along with the opportunity to travel with and meet like-minded individuals, make this tour particularly appealing.

Kenosha is a lively and dynamic community located on the shores of Lake Michigan in Southeastern Wisconsin. Come and explore the rich history and art that define the Downtown and Harbor Park areas.

• Not recommended for travelers who cannot walk long distances

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.