Green Bay WI Wisconsin

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American Cruise Lines (36 Cruises)

American Patriot

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Frequently Asked Questions

At the docks near downtown, at the mouth of the Fox River. The city centre is walkable from the landing.
A direct one. In 1634 the explorer Jean Nicolet, sailing from New France, landed at the head of this bay. French voyageurs long called the place La Baye, and the town became a fur-trade crossroads.
The National Railroad Museum, Lambeau Field and a walk along the Fox River. That is a full half-day programme, with a short taxi ride to the stadium.
The United States' national railroad museum, on the west bank of the Fox, with more than 70 major pieces: steam locomotives, presidential cars and wartime equipment. Several can be boarded.
Because it is the smallest city in North America with a major professional team, the Packers, and the club is owned by its fans. Lambeau Field and its museum are open year-round.
Downtown, yes: it is compact and explored straight from the docks, with footbridges over the Fox. For the stadium and the railroad museum, plan a taxi or an excursion.
The US dollar and English. Credit cards are accepted everywhere, museums and souvenir shops included.
May to October, the Great Lakes sailing season. Autumn brings the colours and the game-day atmosphere; a Wisconsin winter closes navigation.
Yes. The railroad museum locomotives can be explored from inside and the stadium impresses young visitors, even without knowing American football.
Packers green-and-gold merchandise, everywhere in town, and Wisconsin cheeses, which the state has made its signature. Both are within walking distance of the docks.