Great things to do in Green Bay, WI​

Home to the Green Bay Packers, one of the most storied franchises in the National Football League, Lambeau Field hosts eight Green Bay Packers games each fall season (and more if they make the playoffs!). Even when the Packers aren’t playing, there are stadium tours that allow you to experience the Packers' history and visit behind-the-scenes areas throughout the stadium.

Boasting 47-acres of display gardens and natural areas, the Green Bay Botanical Gardens is located next to Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in western Green Bay and is also known as “the old Larsen orchard”. In addition to flora from around the world, the gardens also feature stunning architecture.

Feeling lucky? Stop at one of Green Bay’s favorite spots for high-paying slots and thrilling table games, poker, bingo and off-track betting. In addition to the world-class casino, you’ll find eight fabulous restaurants and live entertainment in the Casino Lounge. 

Treat the kids to a day at one of Wisconsin’s most beloved amusement parks. With 16 rides for kids of all ages, concessions and just 25 cents per ticket, Bay Beach Amusement Park has provided fun and enjoyment along the shores of the Bay of Green Bay for over a century. 

Experience living history at this 54-acre site located on the beautiful Fox River. Explore 24 historical and reproduction buildings that show what daily life was like in northeastern Wisconsin from 1672 to 1940.

Shop at big brand stores ranging from Kohl's, Shopko, Younkers and Younkers Furniture Gallery to more than 100 specialty retailers including Aeropostale, American Eagle Outfitters, Gap, Old Navy, Tilly's, Victoria's Secret, and more. Dining options include International House of Pancakes, Longhorn Steakhouse, Old Chicago, Texas Roadhouse, and a diverse food court. 

This sports and entertainment complex hosts everything from concerts and sporting events to special events like the Northeast Wisconsin Craft Beer Festival, WWE Monday Night Raw, Green Bay Packer tailgates and more. 

In addition to over 200 animals, a safari train, a giraffe feeding tower and a petting zoo, the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park features a 1,025-foot dual racing zip line, an aerial adventure course and a rock climbing tower.

The site of the only Marian apparition in the United States, The National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help is where a woman named Adele Brise reported seeing Mary, the mother of Jesus, in 1859. Guests are welcome to visit the chapel marking the spot where Mary is said to have appeared or attend one of the many events held at the shrine throughout the year, including an outdoor mass celebrating the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

This beautifully restored theater debuted on Valentine’s Day in 1930 as a movie palace and vaudeville house. Today, it hosts rock and pop concerts, comedy shows, symphony concerts, plays and much, much more.