Milwaukee Car Hire

Nicknamed the “City of Festivals” Milwaukee is a vibrant metropolis that knows how to have a good time. Home to a number of events including Summerfest, one of the largest music festivals in the world, as well as a great number of galleries and museums, it seems Milwaukee has been designed with leisure and fun high on the priority list.
With the city ready to welcome you, and the beautiful state of Wisconsin ready to be explored, your holiday here can be as fun and action packed or as laid back and relaxed as you like, and you can do it all at your own pace with your rental car.

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Drive a Car Hire in Milwaukee

Milwaukee is found on the shores of Lake Michigan, and was settled in the early 1800s. Surrounded by vast areas of stunning nature, it’s easy to see why many people have come to call the city home. Simple cruising along the shores of the lake in your car hire, or perhaps heading on a scenic drive into one of the nearby forests, you will feel like you have left behind the modern world. For the keen anglers around, the lake offers excellent salmon fishing, and for outdoor enthusiasts, head northwest to Kettle Moraine State Forest, a huge protected area perfect for hiking, camping, fishing and canoeing.

To see some stunning nature without leaving the city limits. Drive your Milwaukee Car Hire down to Mitchell Park, which is located just a few blocks from the shores of Lake Michigan. Three huge domes, each containing a different environment, make up the park and have in recent years become an icon of the city.

Renowned for its passion for the arts, its no surprise Milwaukee has some world class attractions for fans of art and history. Park your car rental near the city centre, and set off to explore the Milwaukee Public Museum, a truly impressive place to visit indeed. Here you will find various sections from natural history to science, with over 5 million items in their collection, and displays include dinosaurs and recreated rainforests, as well as arts and crafts from around the world.

For art fans it doesn’t end here, simply head to the Milwaukee Art Museum, which is right on the waterfront near the city centre. With a collection of over 20,000 works of art, the museum can keep you occupied all day, and collections include works from many famous artists including Picasso and Andy Warhol, just one of the many great places to visit while exploring the city.