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Ashwaubenon Boardwalk Area / RiverPlace
Green Bay
Yet, the city’s appeal rests on a blend of many more elements that combine small town charm with big city excitement. Its attractions include the performing arts, gambling, and one-of-a-kind museums. For more information about the Green Bay area, contact the Packer Country Regional Tourism Office at (888) 867-3342 or click on the link www.packercountry.com |
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This newly redeveloped area is sure to be one of the most desirable locations in the entire Green Bay and Fox River area. This area is designed for people who are looking to upgrade and/or complete their boating lifestyle. Featuring a first class marina and yacht club, upscale condominiums, a waterside restaurant, and the most professional office buildings in the area - this area was developed with the boaters lifestyle in mind. 
Established in 1634 on the shores of Lake Michigan, the city of Green Bay is the oldest settlement in the Midwest. Steeped in historical tradition, Greater Green Bay’s historical background can be explored at one of the area’s museums and historical houses. Visitors can explore Wisconsin’s path to statehood at the Hazelwood Historic House, experience life of the early settlers at Heritage Hill State Historical Park, ride the rails at the National Railroad Museum, take in history and artifacts at the Neville Public Museum, or dine in a renovated C&NW passenger train depot at Titletown Brewing Company.
Today, this city may be most famous for its namesake Green Bay Packers whose legendary past and present can be viewed at the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame at Lambeau Field. In the Lambeau Field entertainment district, you can experience the excitement and variety of retail shops, restaurants, and a shopping mall that are all located within a few minutes of Riverplace.