Milwaukee's strengths are in its contrasts. Here you will find a community that takes pride in its history as an international brewing and manufacturing mecca, but has also grown into an exciting and cosmopolitan 21st-century city. With nearly every neighborhood just 15 minutes or less from downtown, you can find Milwaukee residents eating on restaurant-lined Riverwalk concert at the historic Pabst Theater; watching movies on the lakefront; partaking in Wisconsin's traditional fish fry; enjoying the world-renowned Milwaukee Art Museum; spending an evening with the Florentine Opera Company or Milwaukee Ballet; rooting for one of the city's many collegiate and professional sports teams; experiencing the living landmark of the Mitchell Domes Horticultural Conservatory; kayaking along the Milwaukee River; shopping at the locally-owned boutiques in the Historic 3rd Ward, or simply strolling along one of the many urban hiking trails.