The Wright Place - A Trip to Taliesin
This signature work of wood and stone from one of America’s greatest architects, Frank Lloyd Wright, is dramatic yet subdued, awe-inspiring yet perplexing. It’s a study in perfect harmony and contrast.
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Wausau, a Wisconsin Hidden Gem
Located in north central Wisconsin, the historic town of Wausau makes for the perfect winter getaway. Wausau is filled with fun and variety, offering outdoor and indoor fun along with the perfect mix of big city amenities with a small town feel.
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Cleopatra: Search for the Last Queen of Egypt
Featuring hundred of newly discovered artifacts, from coins to enormous statues, discover the true life of Cleopatra at the Milwaukee Public Museum, the third stop on the world tour.
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Wisconsin Dinner Theatres Feed the Body and the Soul
Once upon a time, “dinner and a show” was a date in two places; first you went to dinner, then to a show. Today, in venues across Wisconsin, it’s a date in one place where you do two things – dinner and a show.
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Travel Green Destinations
Being eco-conscious and loving a good vacation need not be mutually exclusive constructs. Here are four complete “green” vacation itineraries featuring Travel Green Wisconsin certified businesses. In other words, vacation fun, guilt-free.
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Top 25 Wisconsin Historic Sites
Here are 25 sturdy links between “then” and “now,” places that are worthy springboards for wonderful history lessons. Many well-preserved and significant historic structures are open for public tours; this is a sampling of the finest.
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Hudson, Osceola, and St. Croix Falls
I like to visit Hudson during the height of summer, when I can dip my weary hiker's feet into the cooling current of the river. I return in autumn, when its avenues of maples blind my eyes. But there's something extra-special about my winter visits, too.
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Stage Magic
A visit to Ten Chimneys, the historic Genesee Depot estate of Broadway greats Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, will send you away feeling like a guest of the Lunts in the mid-1900s rather than a 21st-century tourist.
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Mineral Point: Where Wisconsin Began
Lying amid the mineral-rich coulees of the Driftless area in the southwestern corner of the state, Mineral Point has been dubbed the “place where Wisconsin began.”
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