Location: De Pere
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The 10 Best Things to Do in De Pere, United States
De Pere is a city located in Brown County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 23,800 at the 2010 census. De Pere is a suburb of Green Bay and is part of the Green Bay Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Restaurants in De Pere
1. Lambeau Field
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Welcome to Lambeau Field, the crown jewel of the National Football League! After undergoing a dramatic facelift in 2003, Lambeau Field has been transformed into to a year-round tourist destination with a host of new amenities and attractions. The Lambeau Field Atrium is home to the Packers Pro Shop, Packers Hall of Fame, Curly's Pub, and other Atrium dining, event, entertainment and retail options.
Reviewed By Liz K - Wausau, Wisconsin
Something for everyone, whether a Packer fan or not. Great history of the team in the Packer Hall of Fame. And make sure you take the tour of the stadium if weather permits. Quite the experience! We've done the tour, and the Hall of Fame. And this past January had the opportunity to see a game. Nothing like it....a "to do" for sure on a Packer Fan's bucket list.
2. De Pere Riverwalk And Wildlife Viewing Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By perfecttraveler - Miami, Florida
Went here to shoot photos of my granddaughter. The birds are plentiful but that's all I saw, one even got in the photos. The area is nice and clean. I love the area and I think its very charming. Peaceful and quiet when we were there.
3. Green Bay Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
5 based on 376 reviews
Open all year, Green Bay Botanical Garden is designed to provide interest with display gardens that capture the beauty of northeastern Wisconsin’s four distinct and wonderful seasons. Learn about the vital role plants play in our lives and enjoy spending time with family and friends. Be refreshed by gardens overflowing with beauty and serenity.
Reviewed By Thekidsaregrown
I was there on 11/25/17 with family to see the light show. The little one (1 1/2 year old) really enjoyed it. It was very pretty and it might be nice to see the gardens in the daylight during warmer weather.
4. Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
5 based on 758 reviews
Reviewed By Julie H - Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA
We went here for our company Christmas party and everyone had a great time, even the non-football fans. The flow of the displays keeps you interested and there are so many interactive areas where you can feel the excitement of the game and the fans. I have been here more than once and always find something new to discover.
5. Scray Cheese
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Dave V
Little cheese factory just off the highway one mile. While they are famous for cheese curds (and why not?), they offer aged cheddars up to nine years old. I get the three and five year cheddars. Really flavorful, and economical. Pick some up and put out a tray for a party. This is the stuff that made Wisconsin famous for cheese.
6. Bay Beach Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 997 reviews
The retro charm of Bay Beach includes old-fashioned prices: rides are only 20 cents each.
Reviewed By Don055 - Green Bay, Wisconsin
This is a very family-friendly destination, where kids can have plenty of fun on a variety of rides, without wearing out mom & dad with super-long lines, or tons of money for the day. Little ones, say under 6, will really find it incredible, while those up to 10 still have a blast, and the "big kids" will like the newer attractions like the Z.P....
7. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 429 reviews
A 700-acre wildlife refuge that features trails, as well as educational and live animal exhibits.
Reviewed By stoogeg3 - Suamico, Wisconsin
This sanctuary is a wonderful place to visit even if you don't have children. They feature very educational displays about animals, insects, flowers, animal tracks and environmental surroundings. There is a cute slide that the kids love to slide down! Even a few adults! There is an educational gift shop and outside there is a walkway to a bridge where you will see varieties of ducks and Canadian geese. After you cross the bridge there is another center that features birds of prey as well as varieties of owls. There are many hiking trails and picnic areas. Parking is adequate.
8. National Railroad Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By Linda B
It's after all the National Train Museum. Rather small for that distinction. They have a lot of trains and some are refurbished. Those are fun to walk through. Others are outside and you can walk through them, but it's claustrophobic and I kept waiting for something to crawl out of the seating. (perfect mouse nest material) The train ride was just in a small circle on the grounds and was probably cool for a little kid, but for adult left something to be desired. My husband was disappointed too. Once there is enough. They do a lot with their funding being donations, but the name creates higher expectations.
9. Meyer Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By WisconsinChippy - Northern Wisconsin
How refreshing to see an old, historic building saved instead of being demolished. The theater opened on Valentine's Day 1930 and still has the original organ! You can spend so much time just staring around and appreciating the grandeur of this old theater. Seats are comfortable and sound perfect.
10. Neville Public Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
General museum of art, history and science that features a diverse collection of major objects relevant to Northeast Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula region.
Reviewed By PattiJani - Appleton, Wisconsin
I was really impressed with this museum when I visited. There is so much to see and so much to learn about. I espcially loved the beaver hut where you could see how beavers live from down under. Everything was great and fun on a hot day.
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