Wisconsin Brewery Tour

While the mega-breweries that once made Wisconsin famous have largely disappeared, they’ve been replaced by a flock of innovative craft brewers who’ve put the state squarely back in the center of the beer universe. Here are just a few that are great to visit.
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Top 10 Things to do with Family

There is nothing like a house full of family members for the holiday season. The meal has been eaten, dishes done and the game is over… now what? Here are ten charming local cities with ten unique attractions that you and your family can be sure to enjoy!
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Seven of Wisconsin’s Man-Made Wonders

Based on these creations, it is clear Wisconsin is home to creative thinkers - the nothing is too big or too out there kind. Here are seven marvelous man-made creations just waiting to be explored.
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Roadside Attractions

A 12-foot mouse named after Igor Stravinsky greets you in a Fennimore parking lot. The jaws of a pink lion double as a drinking fountain in Delavan, while nearby, a killer elephant named Romeo rears up behind an unsuspecting clown. Call them tacky or call them kitsch, but these wondrous sites and surprises along Wisconsin roadways make getting there a lot more fun.
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Door County Lighthouses

For nearly 150 years, Wisconsin lighthouses have guided navigators through the state's Great Lakes shoreline and inland waters. Door County is home to 11 of the 35 lighthouses in Wisconsin. Some are accessible and offer guided or self-guided tours.
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Escape to the Great River Road

A fabulous fall adventure awaits you on the Great River Road, Wisconsin’s national scenic byway. The road weaves its way 250 miles along the panoramic Mississippi River from Prescott to Potosi.
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An Epicurean Getaway: The Wisconsin Cheese Tour

Here’s your guide to finding award-winning cheese and other culinary delights on the Wisconsin cheese trail.
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Wisconsin's Most Unusual Museums

To most people, the word "museum" conjures up visions of dinosaur skeletons and prehistoric artifacts. Visitors to Wisconsin have no shortage of opportunities to view world-class archeological treasures. However, the Badger State also boasts a roster of facilities dedicated to more, er, unusual areas of interest.
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Highway 51, Wisconsin's Own Route 66

Take a detour along Highway 51, Wisconsin's alternative to Route 66. The road rambles along from Hurley to Beloit offering eclectic small towns, Main Street shopping, rural scenery, and one-of-a-kind attractions. Highway 51 has it all and then some.
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Traveler's FAQs

What time zone is Wisconsin in? When is peak fall color in Wisconsin? What is "the Dells"? Here are just a few of the most frequently asked questions from visitors to Wisconsin.
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