Originally settled by the Potowatomi Indian Tribe more than 600 years ago, the friendly city of Kewaunee is rich with cultural heritage, natural beauty and a comfortable small-town environment that is sure to put a smile on anyone's face.

With a variety of natural beauty, the Kewaunee area calls to visitors to get out and seize the day. Enjoy a sunny stroll on the wide sandy beaches stretching along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Catch a glimpse of wildlife on the Marshlands Walk along the Kewaunee River or peer into the world of fish traveling upstream to spawn at the DNR's Anadromous Fishery Facility.

After convening with nature, take a step back in time and explore the rich history of Kewaunee. Get a glimpse into the beautiful architecture of the late 19th and early 20th century during a walking tour of the Marquette Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Trace the development of the charming town at the Kewaunee County Historical Society Jail Museum and experience life behind bars at the museum's historical jail. Even step aboard a classic tugboat.

Downtown Kewaunee's assortment of gift shops and antique malls provide the perfect way to experience the city with friends. When that stomach starts grumbling, let your palate do some exploring at one of the many fine restaurants, supper clubs and cafes. Afterwards, lay your head to rest in the comfort of a restored Victorian hotel, a charming bed and breakfast or a wonderful lodge.

For more information on exploring the city of Kewaunee, call the visitor information line at 1-800-666-8214.