Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Wisconsin
4.5Historic Third Ward(1.302 reviews) - Little Hamburg on Michigan Lake Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 2-3 hours Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Every trip to Milwaukee should start in the Historic Third Ward. Explore our locally owned restaurants, spas, theaters, galleries, and boutiques all in a historic warehouse setting. The neighborhood is home to the award-winning Third Ward Riverwalk, the nationally acclaimed Milwaukee Public Market, and the world's largest music festival, Summerfest. Located just south of downtown Milwaukee.See more..
4.5State Street & Downtown Madison(884 reviews) - Great place to take in some local culture Points of Interest & Landmarks • Shopping Malls
This seven-block bustling thoroughfare, which runs between Capitol Square and the University of Wisconsin, buzzes with activity day and night. Offering lake access, amazing views, several museums and theaters, more than 140 restaurants including a diverse array of coffeehouses, ethnic restaurants, and award winning chefs, as well as more than 80 unique shops including bookstores, art galleries and specialty shops.See more..
The Memorial Union Terrace is one of the most unique things that sets the UW-Madison campus apart! The location and view right on Lake Mendota are unbeatable, you won't find anything just like it at any other campus. Even during the summer when most students are gone, there are a decent amount of the stations inside the union open (ice cream, brats, pub food, bars, + more). We sat on the terrace on a few occasions. During morning/breakfast hours it is peaceful and serene, and at night it is a fun atmosphere to hang with family + friends. Love how there are water activities available right next door. Highly recommend!See more..
4.5Capitol Square(655 reviews) - Beautiful Capitol Square! Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
It is always exciting to tour the Capitol Square and surrounding shops, particularly durring Farmers Market season. There are thousands of great things to explore and learn. Fun food samples at the Farmer's Market. There are even posters at the Market and one can get acquainted with the cows and goats supplying milks made into the Artisanal cheeses at the market. Exciting bookshops near the Capitol too. See more..
4.0Bronze Fonz(610 reviews) - The Fonz Points of Interest & Landmarks
The statue was located near the Wells Street bridge and the Fonz was standing with his very well know pose with double thumbs up. You could almost hear him saying aaay. For those fans of Happy Days this statue would be a must see and perfect for selfies.See more..
5.0SC Johnson Headquarters(324 reviews) - This is a Must See Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
Whether you’re a Frank Lloyd Wright fan, a unique aircraft enthusiast or simply love our household products, you’re always welcome to visit SC Johnson.We welcome visitors and offer free public tours that provide different views of the company's inspired architecture, including: •The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Administration Building •The award-winning Foster Partners-designed Fortaleza Hall •The SC Johnson Gallery: At Home with Frank Lloyd Wright •Film showings of the Academy Award-winning documentary To Be Alive! and the acclaimed Carnauba: A Son’s Memoir at The Golden Rondelle Theater. All tours also include a visit to The Lily Pad, our gift shop.See more..
4.0MagiQuest(304 reviews) - Fun physical and mental activity Points of Interest & Landmarks • Playgrounds
This was the perfect winter experience for a three generation outing with a family that ranged in age from 12 to 69. We were given 2 hours of time (you can earn some more time) to complete as many quests as we could. These quests involved having to traipse back and forth between many imaginatively and artistically decorated zones arranged over three floors of the building to check out particular details. There were many secret doors and arrangements to delight the eye. We divided into two teams— 5 guys and four gals. The women completed more quests, but they discovered some cheat codes! The guys got at least 8,000 steps, and the gals got over 12,000 steps. It was a very fun way to rouse ourselves from our winter torpor.See more..
5.0Edgewood Orchard Galleries(204 reviews) - Woodland art Spent 1-2 hours Art Galleries • Points of Interest & Landmarks
A third generation family owned and operated art gallery that opened in June, 1969, Edgewood Orchard Galleries represents over 150 artists from across North America and shows their original paintings, jewelry, sculptures, glass, furniture, wood and clay in a beautifully restored century-old barn and award-winning sculpture garden. Voted Door County's "Best Art Gallery" every year for the past decade. Open 10-5 daily, May through October.See more..
4.5Lewis Station Winery(192 reviews) - Go for the Wine, but Don't Forget the Flatbread! Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Wineries & Vineyards
We are one of Wisconsin's most unique urban wineries in a re-purposed early 20th-century gas station. We specialize in small-batch, hand crafted "California Style" award-winning wines. We have won many gold and silver medals at the World Wine Competition and Finger Lakes Wine Competition. Free samples available. We also have a large variety of artisan Wisconsin cheeses, craft beers and gourmet chocolates. We've also opened a bistro focused on the farm to table experience. Not only delicious wine but delicious food too.See more..
4.5Old World 3rd St.(183 reviews) - Downtown Walk Points of Interest & Landmarks
I went downtown for my afternoon walk and found a lot of neat and interesting things to do in at Old World 3rd Street.I have not been in our downtown area in many of years. Here is what I found, There were many restaurant types, from German,Polish, American and Italian. Oh there also is a fresh seafood restaurant. There are all kinds of shops and a cheese market. Enjoy your visit. See more..
4.0Brady Street(181 reviews) - GREAT STREET!!! Points of Interest & Landmarks
North of Milwaukee's downtown, this area is frequented by college students, hip types and those in search of authentic Italian food.See more..
4.5Ten Chimneys(156 reviews) - Hidden gem! Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Ten Chimneys is the estate lovingly created by Broadway legends Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. With no ropes and nothing under glass, guests are treated to a VIP guided tour of a National Historic Landmark replete with original furnishings and overflowing with the romance of the 1930s and ’40s. “Every time I was visiting with the Lunts in Genesee Depot, I was in a sort of daze of wonder; the dining room, the table, the china, the silver, the food, the extraordinary care and beauty and taste…a sort of dream, a vision.”-Katharine HepburnSee more..
4.5Carr Valley Cheese(130 reviews) - Great Cheese Wednesday: Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
I love cheese and I'm always looking for kinds you can't get in the grocery store. I live in Michigan and you really can't get cheese curds, so I always try and get them when I go to Wisconsin, which is rare. Unfortunately, when I stopped late in the afternoon at the shop on Broadway, they had sold out but would be getting some the next morning. I bought many other types of cheese including 10 year aged cheddar and different cheese from goat and sheep milk as well as blended cheeses. The prices were fair coming from a cheese place in a tourist town. I stopped on the way out of town the next morning to get the cheese curds I had missed the day before. I highly recommend this place and they do have more than just cheese including some souvenirs.See more..
4.5Acuity Flagpole(103 reviews) - Love their flag! Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
The flagpole and memorial can be visited at any time. Flag Facts: 70- by 140-foot flag is the world's largest free-flying American flag. Tallest flagpole in North America--nearly 100 feet taller than the Statue of Liberty. 400-foot flagpole weighs approximately 420,000 pounds. Over 500 gallons of paint cover the pole. 11-foot diameter at base tapers to 5 1/2-foot diameter at top. Three pendulum-style tuned mass dampers reduce movement and vibration. Designed to withstand a low temperature of -42 degrees Fahrenheit. The 9,800-square-foot flag, which weighs 340 pounds, is more than four times the size of the average U.S. home. Each star is nearly 3 feet across and each stripe is over 5 feet high. Acuity is proud to dedicate the Veterans memorial at the base to all who assure our freedom and to those that continue to serve. We owe our gratitude and thanks for their service and sacrifice. There are more than 750 inscribed pavers at the base of the pole that list the names of every Sheboygan County Veteran killed in the line of duty. A full list of names along with a map with the location of each can be found in a free handout at the base of the flagpole. The flag may be taken down temporarily during times of maintenance (please check our website) or severe weather. The flag will be lowered to half staff during official observances.See more..
4.5Oshkosh Public Museum(98 reviews) - Excellent Museum Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • History Museums • Day Trips
This is a great museum. It’s across the street from the Paine, so was super easy to get to after viewing the Nutcracker exhibit. It’s in the beautiful Sawyer Family Victorian mansion. One fun activity is spying all of the Tiffany design elements in the mansion. There’s a comprehensive exhibit of Native American artifacts, including many spearheads, axe heads, arrow tips, clay pots, and other items. There’s also a simulated dig site, a birch lodge, and a birchbark canoe. The signs give a great overview of Native American civilization over the millennia right here in Wisconsin. We stuck around to watch the Apostle clock chime the hour. What a fascinating piece of craftsmanship, I definitely recommend seeing it. Another fun thing to do is check out Grannie’s attic, a fun hodge-podge of old treasures that’s sure to bring back memories.See more..
I first discovered Fred Smith's sculptures over 30 years ago, and to this day I find them to be bot amusing and powerful. Using primarily concrete and beer bottles, (broken or whole), this man produced impressive sculpture of both life as he knew it and he imagined it in other places. If I'm in the area during the day, I'll generally stop and take a stroll through the park. The sculptures always bring a smile to my face.See more..
3.5The Bavarian Village(82 reviews) - Close to being there Points of Interest & Landmarks
My husband and I came here on Thursday, June 12, as part of our one day in the Dells. I had never been nor did I even know what a "Glockenspiel" even was! Every hour on the hour, the Glockenspiel chimes and within moments, one gets to see and hear the story of the legendary Pied Piper. This attraction is free and very relaxing amongst the hustle and bustle of the area. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a moment of calmness and a closeness to Germany!See more..
4.5Ehlers General Store(74 reviews) - Great general store Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Historic Ehlers General Store serving the South Shore of Lake Superior for 102 years. One of the oldest general stores in Wisconsin. We have lots of locally grown and made items from cheese to soap, local arts and crafts, beef and lamb. Organic groceries, beer and wine. Our little deli makes unique sandwiches and salads daily. Our smoked whitefish dip is the best on the south shore, made with Sassy Nanny goat cheese and locally smoked whitefish. As Herman Ehlers said "if we don't have it, you don't need it.See more..
4.5Little House Wayside(65 reviews) - Great quick stop. Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
Unexpected stop here with the grandkids last Saturday. Pleasant surprise was the nice lady from Iowa who was putting on an exhibit inside the cabin. She was super friendly and helpful with the kids. We really enjoyed this little landmark.See more..
5.0The Falls Theatre(64 reviews) - A Gem Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Theaters
We are really lucky to have this in our town. First rate, the real "at the movies" experience. First rate moviesSee more..
4.5Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts(58 reviews) - Great small music center for performance. Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
We had event performed in this place and very successful. The sound is amazing! We wish it could hold more audience. See more..
5.0The Highground Veterans Memorial Park(57 reviews) - Amazing Memorial Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks • Monuments & Statues
The Highground started as the Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans Memorial Project in 1984. It has grown to a 155-acre park whose mission is to Honor, Educate and Heal our Veterans, families and all who visit. The Park includes over a dozen tributes, a museum, a gift shop, four miles of hiking trails and Camp Victory, a 295-acre camp located 18 miles north of the main campus. The private facility, which receives no ongoing federal or state funding, is supported by private donations and grants. The Park is free to the public and open 24/7/365. The Gift Shop and Museum are open daily from 10-5 (winter: 10-4). W7031 Ridge Rd, Neillsville WI 54456.See more..
4.5Kenosha Sculpture Walk(57 reviews) - Scenery is beautiful Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
I stopped off here on my way back from lake Geneva not quite knowing what to expect . I’m glad I stopped . This area was very scenic . It has 2 lighthouses , an old streetcar line , a trolley , an old sail boat ride throughout the day , beautiful landscapes gardens along the entire area , nice walkways alongside the waterway , fishing areas . The fog was rolling off Lake Michigan and it was breezy and beautiful there was a lgbt fest and an arts and crafts fair going on in 2 separate areas . The walk along the sculptures is very relaxing and beautiful . The sculptures are well done and interesting & well maintained. This area is an easy walk to shops and restaurants. There is a public beach within a 5 min drive . Beautiful area . See more..
4.5J. Lauber's Ice Cream Parlor(55 reviews) - Dessert after great bbq Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Got there just as they were opening. We ordered the same, double scoop of butter pecan with chocolate syrup. It was delivered to us in our vehicle parked just outside their door. It was covered with whipping cream and a Cherry on top. As usual it was very good. It is about an hour from our home to their shop. It is worth the trip, ice cream is very good,service is great and prices are reasonable.See more..
4.5Labyrinth Garden Earth Sculpture(55 reviews) - Great place to walk, enjopy a beautiful gartden, and just think. Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Gardens
A beautiful flower and plant garden earth sculpture built and maintained by volunteers from the community. This Cretian Labyrinth is 90 feet in diameter with seven circuits. The grass pathways are lined with bulbs, perennials, herbs and annuals, making a walk to the center a special and relaxing experience. This garden was designated as a Daylily Display Garden in 2009 by the American Hemerocallis Society. Located in one of West Bend's many beautiful city parks, the Labyrinth Garden is yours to enjoy free of charge during daylight hours.See more..
You could spend hours here! There is beautiful items displayed at every turn! It's like a movie that you can watch over & over, and you see something new every time! Packed , I mean packed with everything from candles, rugs, decor. All very beautifully displayed & very unique items. Weekends are busy so if possible, go 1st thing when they open or on a week day.See more..
5.0Hot Shop Glass(50 reviews) - Great atmosphere, great experience Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
Glass blowing and glass fusing studio. Gallery of local artist work. Memorial glass & wedding glass. Classes in glass blowing and glass fusing by appointment.See more..
4.5Timm's Hill County Park(46 reviews) - Peak SEP 27 2020 Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks
WOW. 360 degrees of fall colors. If that’s not peak I don’t know what is. Short hike 300yards. So glad we made the trip. Surrounding trails wide and maintained. We like a bit more adventure on our trails so skipped more hiking and did tower twice. By 4pm the crowds were thinning. People were respectful and tried to social distance on tower. Zero toilet paper in vault restroom but it had to have been a very busy day. Drive in from Hayward enjoyable too. Staying at Ribb Waters Inn which was close and inexpensive. Pictures never do it justice. See more..
4.5Nueske's(46 reviews) - Very impressed with their proactive rules for COVID!! Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
We always love their smoked meats (bacon, ham, pork chops), so we knew we would get meat---a cooler full. However, I want to give them kudos for operating during COVID. They only allow ten people in the store at one time. Masks are required. People are distanced when they line up to gain access to the store. One of their employees opens the door for people to go in. There is a hand sanitizer station as you leave the cashier. I was very comfortable shopping there, and I appreciate it!See more..
3.5Ice Castles(45 reviews) - Fun for the family Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
This was my first time visiting this temporary winter attraction. The work done on the building of the structures was great and the lighting was very nice. For the admission price, it didn't seem as though the entire attraction was very large, but I don't have previous years for comparison. I went just at sunset and the parking are still had plenty of open spots to park (this may have been due to covid-related attendance limits). There are some covered areas that had very soft snow, so individuals with walking difficulties may need extra care. There were two separate slide areas for kids (the larger, dual slide allows adults). There was also a photo opportunity as you enter, if you don't have your own camera or are timid in asking someone else to take a photo of you.See more..
4.0Highway 18 Outdoor Theatre(43 reviews) - Awesome place Movie Theaters • Points of Interest & Landmarks
I love going to the outdoor the prices are reasonable and it feels like an awesome throwback experience. My only complaint would be I wish there were something to do about the mosquitoes so you didn't always have to sit with the windows closed but otherwise I'm never disappointed See more..
4.5World's Largest Bicyclist(41 reviews) - This is an interesting piece of art Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
This is an interesting piece of art that is at the local park. We walked past it when we were in town.See more..
We are a history-loving family, so this was an important stop for us. Our GPS and phone were giving us two different locations, but we found it. A little slice of history, just off the beaten track in Manitowoc. It doesn't take long, but I wouldn't miss this place.See more..
4.5Gravity Hill(40 reviews) - More to it than an optical illusion Points of Interest & Landmarks
As others have written, it definitely is an eery feeling when your car starts rolling backwards uphill. If you really want an experience, try spreading some baby powder on the front of your hood then put your car in neutral and let off the brake. After you roll backwards get out of the car and check out the finger prints from the angels who just pushed your car backwards up the hill.See more..
3.5Rock in the House(40 reviews) - Cannot get inside but the rock is huge Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
I read other reviews that said the owner has hand written notes around the home for visitors to read and explore. Sadly, due to Covid 19 the door was locked in front, boarded closed in back. The site is in town, on the river road. Which makes it easy to find. I recommend parking in the street, as the road is busy and it would be unpleasant to try backing out of the small driveway. Since you may only walk around the property at this time, it is a very quick visit. The rock is truly something to see in person. It is worth a quick stop if you have the time.See more..
4.5Green County Courthouse(40 reviews) - Most beautiful building Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Government Buildings
The Historic Green County Courthouse was built in 1891, and since that time the soaring clock tower has steadily marked the passing of time on the Square in downtown Monroe. The building is open weekdays (8 am - 4:30 pm) and offers a self-guided tour, a history room, and a photo opp with gavel and robe at the judge's bench.See more..
5.0Soldiers Walk Memorial Park(35 reviews) - Military historical park hits a home run Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
This is a creation of Ashley Furniture owner Ron Wanek and many local leaders who built an amazing military park in small town Arcadia, WI. It's is an impressive site to see the pride a local community has taken to celebrate and remember our country's military past. I'd recommend a trip to see it as a destination trip. Impressive.See more..
5.0LaClare Creamery(29 reviews) - How could I miss this place before Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Farms
Through a self-guided tour, explore our Visitor Center and learn about LaClare Family Creamery and Saxon Creamery cheeses and our cheesemaking operations. Monday-Friday from 10 am - 4 pm take a behind-the-scenes look at our cheesemaking process, from the viewing windows. We make over 15 different cheeses on-site! Goats are onsite during the late spring/summer months only. Baby goats are available to see year-round. View our 26ft-high goat silo and make your way over to the barn to see the 700 doelings we have onsite! After your tour, stop by the cafe and enjoy one of our delicious sandwiches or a crisp, delectable salad featuring our cheeses. We have expanded our outdoor dining area to allow more guests to stretch out, relax and enjoy a tasty lunch. Don’t forget to save room for a scoop of ice cream. Finish your visit with a purchase of some cheese and wine. We offer a variety of options for cheese, beverages, and unique finds. Cheese samples are available every day!See more..
4.5Historic Indian Agency House(25 reviews) - Great exhibits, tour was only ok Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
The exhibits were really good and a lot of period items. Unfortunately for our group, our guide was a bit inexperienced and couldn't answer all of our questions, though he did know most of them. We were there in an off time and maybe the more experienced ones work busier times. The house contains lots of period furniture, but what we went for was to learn more about the service performed by the Indian agent and the Native Americans. Here it was quite informative and they had quite a few exhibits pertaining to the many Native American tribes in the North. It is a beautiful setting. Parking is plentiful and admission is $6 senior and veterans are free. Thank you for that.See more..
4.5Pump House Regional Arts Center(25 reviews) - Intimate experience Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
Located at the center of La Crosse's arts district, the Pump House Regional Arts Center is a must for anyone visiting the area. Concerts, plays, exhibits, films and classes fill a busy schedule at this historic venue. Admission to the galleries is free and staff will provide a complimentary history tour of the building upon request. Artwork is available for purchase.See more..
4.5Swinging Bridge(24 reviews) - Great views and hike Wednesday: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges • Scenic Walking Areas
Visited the Swinging Bridge with the family (kids are 7 & 10). Glen Park above has lots to do- a couple of playgrounds, picnic tables, a splash pad (was open), and a pool (looked closed for COVID). The bridge had a great view of the river below. We took a dirt path basically straight down from the bridge to the river below right next to the 1st falls. The climb was steep. There is also a paved path that leads down to the 2nd falls. From there you can walk along the river to the other waterfall. When we went I think there was some extra water. They had gotten 9 inches earlier in the week, so a couple of places we took our shoes off to cross. Normally you might not have to. This was the first time we had been there. Recommend wearing water shoes and a swim suit as you can walk along (in) the river and swim in the water by the falls under the bridge. The area is really pretty! Recommend a stop to see!See more..
5.0Veterans Memorial Park(24 reviews) - An Inspiring Monument Honoring All Who Served Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
The memorial is built right on the lakeshore of Lac la Belle and is located close to downtown Oconomowoc. The site was renamed Oconomowoc Memorial Park in 1983. Dedicated in 2015, it is a beautiful monument to pay respect and honor to the veterans of all branches of the service for their bravery, valor, and service to the nation. It is a tribute to the past war heroes who fought for the freedom we relish. A total of 3790 records are inscribed on the wall. Well maintained and clean, there are a few benches overlooking the lake for the visitors.See more..
4.5Green Lake Town Square(24 reviews) - Love the community feel of this place! Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
There’s always something happening at our award-winning community center, Town Square. Located in the center of downtown Green Lake–in the beautiful, historic former Green Lake County Courthouse–Town Square has become an extremely-popular hub of activity where residents and visitors come to work and play together. Take a class, come to an event, hold your own event, or just come on over and meet the people who are creating the future of the Green Lake area.See more..
4.0Lottie Cooper Shipwreck(23 reviews) - Unique historical shipwreck display Points of Interest & Landmarks
I have never seen a display like this and I really enjoyed it! I'm a history buff in general and seeing this actual shipwreck, reclaimed and reconstructed was fascinating to me. It was the next best thing to scuba diving and viewing the wreck. I loved seeing and understanding the size of the ship and seeing the construction. The signs explaining the information about the ship were helpful but one problem was that some of them need repair, being worn and impossible to read. I hope the city of Sheboygan is able to maintain this display and its signs for people in the future. It's unique and quite informative!See more..
This is really just a drive by kind of site...which was fine. There is no information posted, no great parking, but kind of fun to see.See more..
4.5Ozaukee County Pioneer Village(20 reviews) - A museum showing the history of Ozaukee County Wednesday: Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
4.5Little Chute Windmill(19 reviews) - Authentic Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
the only functioning Netherlands built working windmill in Wisconsin, brought by ship to USA and assembled in Little ChuteSee more..
5.0Arte Wine and Paint(19 reviews) - Girls night out Points of Interest & Landmarks
I dont remember the instructor name but she was really nice. My only concern was she painted her picture without telling the rest of the class the next step. See more..
4.0Chatty Belle(17 reviews) - Gotta see Chatty Belle Points of Interest & Landmarks
For 25 cents, the world's largest talking cow will tell you about the dairy industry in Wisconsin.See more..
We stopped in this past weekend with family, toddlers, teens & adults. We all really enjoyed the Hatchery. We were outside looking at the main trout pond and one of the Hatchery Employees-Craig came out and gave the kids some fish food to throw into the pond and answered a bunch a questions for us. He made it a fantastic visit!See more..
