About this city
Also known as: Titletown, Toilet Paper Capital of the World
Situated at the mouth of the Fox River on the southwestern arm of Lake Michigan, Green Bay is Wisconsin's oldest settlement and its third-largest city. Historically developed as a prime French fur-trading post in the 17th century, it evolved into a booming lumber, papermaking, and shipping port. Today, it is globally recognized as a legendary sports town, uniquely anchoring the NFL's smallest market with its community-owned football heritage.
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Suggested stay: 1–3 days
Immerse yourself in legendary NFL history at Lambeau Field and the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, explore the scenic botanical pathways at Green Bay Botanical Garden, and step back into pioneer times at Heritage Hill State Historical Park. Families and train enthusiasts will enjoy the massive historic locomotives at the National Railroad Museum.
