Quiet, tree lined streets and smiling faces welcome visitors to the All-American city of Two Rivers.

Two Rivers' downtown area is sure to put visitors into a classic small town frame of mind. Gracious old buildings frame the town's central park where young and old alike gather for festivals or just to pass the time with family. Quaint shops offer a variety of great gifts and wares perfect for a casual day of shopping with friends.

History and culture run deep and are apparent at every turn in Two Rivers. Summer festivals celebrate the rich ethnic heritage including French, Bohemian, Scandinavian, Polish, Irish and Belgian ancestries. Immerse yourself in the history of the area at one of the four museums including the unique Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum.

Fishing has always been an important part of the area's history. And with the twin rivers, Neshoto and Mishicot, and the magnificent Lake Michigan it is easy to see why. Take a step back to the early fishing days and celebrate the area's commercial fishing heritage during a visit to the Rogers Street Fishing Village or take to the waters in pursuit of that trophy trout or salmon aboard a charter fishing adventure.

For lakeside recreation, visit Neshotah Beach, a beautiful 50-acre park with facilities for volleyball, basxeball, basketball and horseshoes as well as a designated jet ski area.

After a fun-filled day of exploring all Two Rivers has to offer, guests will find an abundance of spectacular dining opportunities from fast food to gourmet and comfortable lodging from lake view hotels to classic bed and breakfasts.

To learn more about the All-American city of Two Rivers, call the Two Rivers Visitor Information Center at 1-888-857-3529.