Heritage Hill State Historical Park is a Wisconsin State Historical Park and living history museum in Green Bay, spread across 56 acres with 27 historic buildings tracing Northeast Wisconsin's cultural history from the 17th century through the early 20th century. Costumed interpreters bring the site to life through demonstrations in a working print shop, a blacksmithing shop, and other period trades, alongside year-round community programming and field trips.
The park also hosts weddings and private events, with several ceremony and reception spaces set among its historic grounds. Couples can marry inside or outside the 170-year-old Moravian Church, with its soaring 14-foot windows, or choose an outdoor ceremony at the Garden Patio overlooking the park and Lambeau Field, the countryside Belgium Farm Grounds backed by an 1800s barn, or the lawn-set Victorian Gazebo. Reception packages are held in the two-level Education Center, which offers park views, a warming kitchen for preferred caterers, and space for both dinner and dancing.
Heritage Hill also hosts reunions, showers, rehearsal dinners, and holiday parties, with an on-site venue monitor and free private parking included for guests.
