Green Bay, WI is a vibrant city located on the shore of Lake Michigan. It is known for its bustling downtown, gorgeous waterfront views, and home to the NFL’s Green Bay Packers. The city also boasts a variety of activities, from shopping and dining to outdoor activities like kayaking and hiking. There are plenty of options for entertainment in Green Bay, making it an ideal destination for families or those looking to explore all that Wisconsin has to offer.
Reviews of Green Bay are overwhelmingly positive; people appreciate the town's Midwestern charm and the unique experience it offers visitors. Whether you're looking to see a game at Lambeau Field, take in some culture at one of its many museums or just enjoy a stroll down Broadway Street, you're sure to find something that appeals to you in this welcoming city. From its friendly citizens to its beautiful parks and trails, Green Bay has something for everyone to enjoy and explore.
based on 30 ReviewsGet to know Green Bay with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Green Bay
Not that Bad - 8/10/2006
I haved lived in Green Bay for almost 10 years now and while the climate can be difficult at times, the people are all very inviting. We have a great melting pot of people and cultures while the crime, especially violent crime, remains lower than in most cities of this size. The city plays host to many large festivals for everyone to enjoy and the quality of life here is in my opinion high. We're not California sunny all the time, but it is a great place to live and raise a
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Horrible weather - 7/12/2006
No Spring. The 8 years I lived there no decent weather until June. Cloudy, Miserably cold winters from November through March, then generally wet cool and cloudy until June. The snow they get is horrible for outdoor activities. The snow usually turns to dirty piles, combined with the almost everyday cloudiess makes for a depressing place to
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Green Bay is very family oriented - 4/16/2006
There are so many activities for families in the Green Bay area...library programs, hospital sponsered programs, events at the expo center, etc. People are very
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GreenBay~ last comments were so funny!!! - 4/12/2006
I am SO glad I am not the only one! I pretty much grew up in New England and you know how we can be a bit stand off-ish. We are living in Appleton and they are 10X worse. Just rude people. At least in NE when we drove we had a bit of "waving someone in" these people will just cut you right off! Or when you do let them in, not even a wave, or a thank you. We have lived all over the country, and this is right up there with the worst. And the drinking, OMG, we went into a town of say 10,000 people, we counted 11 bars in the very small downtown, like a bar, a store, a bar. WHY? Do you need that many bars? We stay off the roads on weekends. We are counting the days to get out of
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Some comments about the previous posts - 3/25/2006
I have lived in Green Bay for 9+ years, and as for the climate: If you aren't from the upper midwest, of course you're going to think the weather's horrible. I'm originally from Minnesota, and don't think there's anything different about the weather here. You have to be used to hot humid summers and long cold winters. As for the water/air quality--I quit noticing it after living here a couple of years. If you live outside of the Green Bay utility area, you are going to have bad water. As for the people-you can have fun, but it's real hick and families have lived here for generations and NEVER leave! Many people have rarely ever left the state, and that's the cause for a lot of the closed-mindedness. It would be a nice place to have a family, but other than that, you would be better off in Madison or Milwaukee. And the only thing to do is get drunk, and people here don't seem to realize there is more to
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Not the place to be... - 3/4/2006
...if you are single, like a lot of outdoor activity that isn't predominantly fishing or hunting, are open minded, like to meet friendly people, like to do more than drink and hang out at bars, like nice weather, like to earn a decent living with an associates degree level education, like culture or just generally like to be free and have fun and enjoy life. If you're not from here it's highly unlikely that you'll ever be accepted here. It is a good place to raise a family if you have one, and have a good job already. Otherwise forget it. I have lived here nearly 7 years and will be getting out
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Top 50 - 3/1/2006
Curious when I see surveys....seems to me Green Bay would be in the top ten as I moved here 2 years ago and over the past 2 winters I am surrounded by 60 to 70 percent of my colleagues with long lasting colds through the winter months. The air here is putrid for the most
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Agree with the previous poster - 1/30/2006
Green Bay is an armpit. It really is. There are no good jobs. Rent is cheap, but you are lucky if you make $10 an hour, even if you'd make $20/hour plus in any other city. The climate sucks - freezing cold winters, hot humid summers. The people are close-minded and unfriendly. The main form of entertainment is getting drunk and watching football. 2 years there felt like 20. I can't imagine who I'd recommend it to. If you're going to live in Wisconsin, live in
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Green Bay - 7/2/2005
I have lived in Florida, Tenn., Iowa, Madison, Wi, Washington state. Green Bay is one of the worst. Their water quality is horrible. You are actually told what amount you should drink and not to go over it. It is toxic water. So if you would like to have cancer this is the city for you. Soda would be a healthier choice to drink. Also some of the rudest people I have ever met. Even the retail people. You would think they would be nice. Not! Do not move here. This is a nice place if you happen to be a football player for the Packers. They will worship the ground you walk on. Otherwise drive as fast as you can through the city and get out!!! They do have a nice mall though. That is all I can say that is
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