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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Trains, Planes and Automobiles; Wisconsin Museums Cover Them All

Transportation buffs love Wisconsin. We keep their motors running, literally and figuratively, with a brace of transportation museums that are unparalleled short of the Smithsonian. If it’s got wheels and an engine, Wisconsin’s got a museum for it.
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Door County’s Haunted Lighthouses

Usually it’s just the sound of a house settling, or perhaps a raccoon or squirrel in the attic. But in Door County, three of that peninsula’s lighthouses are said to be haunted. Here is a rundown on Door County’s three spooky lighthouses and the spirits that dwell in them.
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The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help

In a small rural town 15 miles northeast of the hustle and bustle of Green Bay you’ll find yourself in a peaceful surrounding of dairy farms and fields. Then, on a small road in New Franken, you’ll come across a heavenly site... The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help.
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Wisconsin's Gangster Tour

Go “on the lam” and experience the rich lore and legend of Wisconsin's history as a playground and hideout for Prohibition- and Depression-era gangsters. See locations used in the upcoming, "Public Enemies" movie.
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Northwoods Gangster Tour Video Guide

Come along for a video tour of six Wisconsin northwoods gangster hideouts.
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Capitol City

The free tour of Madison’s majestic state Capitol takes only an hour, but you’ll remember it for years to come. The Wisconsin statehouse ranks among the most impressive public buildings in the country, and for good reason.
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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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