Last weekend, my fiancé and I drove to Green Bay, WI, for a wedding. Green Bay is in the Northeast part of Wisconsin, and it’s somewhere I had never been to before. With my fiancé’s family living in Wisconsin, they are all big Green Bay Packers fans. The Green Bay Packers play at Lambeau Field, which is a pretty historic Football stadium. My fiancé and I decided to schedule a tour of Lambeau before attending the wedding. For someone who isn’t a major Football fan, the tour was pretty interesting.

The stadium was HUGE. Our tour guide said Lambeau was the fifth-largest Football field. Before stepping on the field, there were several pieces of artwork displayed. This included a piece of art depicting the “Ice Bowl.” The Ice Bowl was a Packers game in which the wind chill was low, and players were freezing as they watched the game. Lambeau is an outdoor field that has its benefits and drawbacks, including the potential for snow. Another piece of artwork featured bicycle wheels. It’s a tradition that Packer players, when starting training camp, ride on children’s bicycles. This has been a famous tradition due to kids biking to see the Packer players train during the off-season. There’s a lot of history tied to the Packers that I wasn’t aware of. It made touring Lambeau feel more like a museum than a sports stadium.

During the tour, we could walk around the field to at least see what it looks like from the player’s perspective. I think this was my favorite part of the tour. My fiancé and I lucked out because we had great weather on the day we toured. It led to some cute pictures of us that the tour guide took.

I wouldn’t classify myself as a Football fan, yet I thoroughly enjoyed the Lambeau Field tour. It was something fun to do while we waited for the wedding to start, and it was great exercise walking around the stadium. I may never be a fully devoted Packers fan, but I can at least respect the history of the team.