Green Bay

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Green Bay stands at the head of a large bay on Lake Michigan, with a working port, residential neighbourhoods and a compact downtown. The city is best known for professional football, but maritime trade, regional industry and riverfront redevelopment also shape its identity. Parks and museums provide additional context, with river and museums providing the wider context. The destination is physically divided between museums and neighbourhoods, with roads and settlements linking the two, with bay providing an additional point of connection.

Game days transform the city, while quieter periods reveal a practical regional centre. River paths, breweries and local food provide easy additions beyond the stadium. A car is useful for reaching attractions across the wider urban area. Routes between bay and museums show how the destination changes beyond its principal attractions.