No matter the season, there’s something fun going on in Wisconsin outdoors and indoors that’s definitely worth keeping an eye on. While the winter months make the Badger State an ideal destination for snowboarding and skiing, the beaches and various sea-filled lakes dotted throughout Wisconsin offer non-stop attractions year-round – such as Caved of the Mounds and Bookworm Gardens.
With so many things to do and see in this picturesque Midwestern state, it can be tough to know where to start. We’ve got a list of 10 things you can only see in Wisconsin that highlights the best family-friendly spots, outdoor attractions, and hidden gems.
10 Noah’s Ark Water Park
Founded in 1979, Noah’s Ark Water Park is the largest water park in America, located on a 70-acre slope.
This aquatic wonderland is packed with attractions tailored for a team or individual, and is surrounded by a multitude of amazing family resorts.
Play with the fish on the playgrounds or relax by the slothful river. Even ride the Bermuda Triangle, the most electrifying roller coaster in America.
9 Milwaukee Art Museum
Opened in 1882 Milwaukee Art Museum is one of the largest museums in the world.
If you are an art connoisseur, you will love this museum as its collection has over 25,000 works.
Stroll through the galleries and admire majestic masterpieces by world-famous artists such as Andy Warhol AND Pablo Picasso.
The museum’s extensive collection includes works from 17th-century America and 15th-century Europe to contemporary art and even Haitian art.
8 Witches’ Gorge
If you want the peace that nature provides,… Witches’ Gorge this is a must-see place in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin River flows through the gorge; this way the charming promenade will guide you all the way. Hike the two-mile trail through the hefty fern walls of the riverbed and enjoy panoramic views of the river. Witches Gulch also has restrooms and a snack bar. You can even book a wonderful sunset dinner cruise.
7 Bookworm Gardens
Bookworm Gardens has a high rating on the Internet and is one of the most eminent tourist attractions in Wisconsin. To enjoy the wonders of the Bookworm Gardens, you must register in advance and can then visit any time from May to October. If you want to go on a picnic, please bring your own drinks and snacks. In addition, there are trips, summer camps, workshops and classes in which you and the youngest can participate.
6 Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore consists of over 20 picturesque islands covering approximately 69,400 acres on Lake Superior. Marvel at the cliffs, forest remnants, sandstone sea caves, wildlife, historic lighthouses and crowning handsome beaches. To fully immerse yourself in this natural wonder, take a cruise with Apostle Islands Cruises – or bring your own ship and set off on your own escapade! If you visit in winter, definitely check out the transcendental ice caves.
5 The wizard’s task
Featuring 13,000 square feet of fantastic fun, The wizard’s task it’s a pure, early contemporary fantasy world. In Wizard Quest you enter a world of magic, dragons, castles, trolls, fairies, elusive passages and more – going to Wizard Quest means you have to perform surgery! Select one of the mission difficulty levels to start your adventures in the real world. Explore mazes, solve puzzles, learn spells, unlock doors and overcome obstacles to complete the mission.
4 Renaissance Fair in Bristol
Founded in 1830, the antiquated village of Bristol is transformed into 1574 England from July to September. Do you like the era of knights, wizards, queens, elves, jesters and dragons and have you ever wanted to jump into a time machine and go back? Renaissance Fair in Bristol this is the place! The fair is equipped with music, knights’ tournaments, acrobatic performances, Renaissance-era costumes, diachronic re-enactments and more.
3 Mound Cave
Mound Cave it is naturally etched from limestone dating back approximately 488 million years.
On Bigfoot Ziplineyou can soar to 2,000 meters above the ground or descend to almost 20 meters below the surface in Cave of the Mounds. Explore the Mounds formations on your otherworldly tour and see the many different shimmering colors such as reds, blues, grays and browns. After your expedition below the surface, take advantage of the above-ground shop and nearby attractions.
2 Harley-Davidson Museum
Covering an area of ​​20 acres, the so-called Harley-Davidson Museumthe complicated consists of three buildings.
The museum’s collection proudly includes over 400 Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The museum also houses thousands of artifacts telling the 100-year history of potentially the most popular company in motorcycle history. Get a taste of the founding and mid-20th century American pop culture as you stroll through the various interactive exhibits at this museum.
1 Lambeau field
Lambeau Field Stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a eminent outdoor sports arena and by far the oldest operating NFL stadium. The stadium is the team’s home Green Bay Packers and offers food, drinks, football memorabilia and educational tours. Watch the videos to relive the 80 great years that shaped this esteemed football team and get the unique opportunity to see the Super Bowl trophy in real time.
