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New Glarus

 

Settled in 1845 by Swiss immigrants, New Glarus is picturesque community has nurtured Swiss customs, Swiss crafts and Swiss cuisine so that the village today is known as Wisconsin’s "Little Switzerland." New Glarus residents observe Swiss traditions throughout the year, sharing them with the thousands of visitors who come here for a “genuine Swiss” experience. Particularly notable are two annual festivals – the Heidi Festival in early summer and the Wilhelm Tell Festival in late summer.

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The Sugar River State Trail

Biking this rails-to-trails conversion brings you through the heart of some of Wisconsin’s friendliest small towns
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Five Great Brewery Tours

Ever wonder how the meeting of four simple ingredients—water, grains, hops, and yeast—results in beer? Learning about the art and science of brewing is as easy as popping down to your local brewery for a tour and sample of its beers. Not sure where to go? Check out these five historically important Wisconsin breweries.
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