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This site was home to Milwaukee Chair company, and later Paramount Records. It was here than many Mississippi Blues legends would record in the late 1920s and early 1930s.

Though it's less than 30 miles from Milwaukee, Port Washington has enough of its own character and charm to stand on its own. Along with the interesting architecture, great restaurants, and beautiful waterfront district, the town is host to a number of events throughout the year such as Port Fish Days and Music at the West Slip Beer Garden.

The Cedar Grove Windmill is an ode to the Dutch heritage in the area. It was originally called the "De Visch" windmill and was built in 1968. It stands 28 feet tall as a scale model of the windmills found in Dutch cities.

Harrington Beach is part of the 715-acre Harrington Beach State Park. Visitors can enjoy this mile-long, sandy beach, popular for sunbathing in the summer and strolling in the winter.

The Riveredge Nature Center trails bring visitors around several ephemeral ponds, which are small, shallow ponds that form seasonally and are habitable to a host of critters. Run right past ephemeral ponds like Heron Pond, Farm Pond, and No-No Pond.

Highland Woods offers three loop trails for the public to enjoy. Private donations helped to purchase these woods and protect them with the Ozaukee Land Trust.

The Historic Cedarburg Mural is on Washington Avenue, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It shows an old view of where German and Irish immigrants settled in 1840.

Lime Kiln Park features towers that were part of a historical limestone quarry. It closed in the 1920s, and today it is a public park. There was also once a dam on this part of the Milwaukee River that does not exist anymore.