1) O'Hare (Chicago) is not far away. Getting to O'Hare from anywhere in the world shouldn't be too hard. You can book a new flight from O'Hare to Mitchell Field (sometimes called Miller Field by Presidential staff). Or there are plenty of buses, trains, and rental cars that will help you with the rest of the way. 2) There are 3 main "hubs" of hotels. One near the airport (ok area, but nothing interesting close), downtown, and Waukesha-ish (just west of Milwaukee). It really depends on what experience you want, how close you intend on staying near the hotel (if you don't mind spending 30 minutes driving, the whole city is available from all of them), and what your pricing concerns are. 3) 7) Milwaukee County Zoo, Milwaukee Art Museum, Meier Festival Grounds 4) Baseball is America's sport. You want to study and enjoy American culture. 5) It should be easy enough though Brewers.com or StubHub.com to buy tickets in different sections. The pre-game and post game shows are broadcast from section 105 if you wanted to see those people do their job. 6) With seven different days, I'd try to get everything at least once. At minimum, a sausage of some type is required. [self advertisement] Buy lots of nachos and/or pretzels with cheese[/self advertisement] 8) Tailgate at least once. Also budget enough time one day to walk around the stadium and take in all of the sites. Outside they have statues in front of home plate and honor plaques on the ground surrounding the stadium. Inside they have various stations celebrating various groups (African Americans, Latinos, Wisconsin ballplayers, Milwaukee Braves, etc).