Private city tours

Milwaukee at your pace, with nobody else on board.

About 3 hours, up to 5 people, and a route built around what you actually want to see rather than what fits a timetable.

The chauffeur has lived in Milwaukee for more than 30 years. That is the actual product here: not a recorded commentary and not a script, but someone who can answer a question and knows which side of the street to stop on.

The Milwaukee Art Museum Calatrava wings open against the lakefront sky

Where we usually go

This is the default route, not a fixed one. The last item on the list is the one that matters most.

The lakefront and the Milwaukee Art Museum
The Calatrava wings open and close on a schedule, which is worth timing the stop around rather than hoping.
Discovery World
On the same stretch of lakefront, and the obvious pairing with it.
The Milwaukee War Memorial
Directly above the art museum, and the reason the site looks the way it does.
The Bronze Fonz
On the Riverwalk. Nobody admits to wanting this stop and everybody takes the photograph.
Black Cat Alley
Street murals on the east side, and the stop that changes between visits because the walls do.
The Milwaukee Public Market
Third Ward. Worth 30 minutes rather than 10.
Fiserv Forum and the Deer District
Different on an event night and worth saying so when we plan the route.
The Harley-Davidson Museum
South of downtown on the river.
The Brewery District
The old Pabst complex, now a neighborhood rather than a brewery.
Villa Terrace
Up on the bluff, and the view most visitors never find on their own.
The Summerfest grounds
Henry Maier Festival Park. Quiet most of the year, which is its own kind of interesting.
Whatever you ask for instead
Breweries, architecture, the churches, the neighborhoods somebody's family came from. The list above is a default, not a fixed route.

Or something else entirely

Tell us what you are interested in and the route is built around it. Groups come for architecture, for the breweries, for the churches, and for the neighborhoods somebody's family came from.

Three hours is the default, not a limit. More stops means a longer booking, and the route is built around what you want rather than around the clock.

This is a private vehicle with a chauffeur, not a coach with a microphone. Nobody else is on it, it stops when you want to stop, and it leaves when you want to leave.

The vehicle

Passengers on a tour
Up to 5
Service levels
SUV, VIP SUV, VVIP SUV
Middle row
Sliding heated captain’s chairs on the top tier

The three service levels are compared on the fleet page. We only operate SUVs. No stretch limousines, no party buses, no motor coaches, no sedans. Partner operators cover those where a booking needs them.

Five rather than six, on purpose. The front seat stays free so a guide can ride along when a group brings one, which outside organizations sometimes arrange.

Questions people ask

How long is a tour?

About 3 hours, which is the length that fits the lakefront, downtown and one neighborhood without anybody getting tired of it. Three hours is the default, not a limit. More stops means a longer booking, and the route is built around what you want rather than around the clock.

Why only 5 passengers when the vehicle seats more?

Five rather than six, on purpose. The front seat stays free so a guide can ride along when a group brings one, which outside organizations sometimes arrange.

How many people?

Up to 5. Over three hours with stops, that is the number where everyone still has room and nobody is sitting up front beside the chauffeur for the duration.

Do we have to take the stops on the list?

No. Tell us what you are interested in and the route is built around it. Groups come for architecture, for the breweries, for the churches, and for the neighborhoods somebody's family came from.

Is this a guided tour?

The chauffeur has lived in Milwaukee for more than 30 years. That is the actual product here: not a recorded commentary and not a script, but someone who can answer a question and knows which side of the street to stop on. It is a conversation rather than a script, so if you would rather look out of the window in silence, that is also fine.

Is it a bus?

This is a private vehicle with a chauffeur, not a coach with a microphone. Nobody else is on it, it stops when you want to stop, and it leaves when you want to leave.

How much does it cost?

The quote is the number you pay. All fares, fees, taxes, tolls and chauffeur gratuity are in it, and each line is shown rather than buried. A tour is booked hourly, which runs $110 to $150 an hour depending on the service level, all-inclusive. Chauffeur gratuity is included at 20% and shown on the quote. Anything further is entirely up to you.

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The date, the number of people and anything you already know you want to see. The rest gets built around that.

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