Landing at Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport in Green Bay puts you right in the middle of things, with Door County, Appleton, and Lake Michigan all close by. Green Bay is the smallest city with a major pro sports team, and the Packers are owned by the fans themselves, which tells you most of what you need to know about the place. It is warm, loyal, and built for a good time in any weather. Standout experiences around Green Bay: - Tour Lambeau Field and the Packers Hall of Fame, or catch a game if you can - Hang out in the Titletown district with its sledding hill, skating rink, and brewery - Ride the Zippin Pippin coaster at Bay Beach Amusement Park, where rides still cost under a dollar - Climb aboard historic locomotives at the National Railroad Museum - Walk the Green Bay Botanical Garden, especially during the holiday light show - Bike the Fox River State Trail along the water south of downtown - Eat cheese curds and bratwurst at a neighborhood tavern - Visit the Oneida Nation Museum to learn the history of the region's tribal community - Drive up the peninsula to Door County for cherry orchards and fish boils - Watch the sunset over the bay from the Sturgeon Bay waterfront Green Bay sits at the base of the Door County peninsula, with Sturgeon Bay about 45 minutes away and the harbor towns of Fish Creek and Ephraim just beyond. Appleton and its downtown dining scene are 35 minutes south, and the Lake Michigan shore near Kewaunee is a short drive east. Fall color arrives in early October, right in the middle of football season.