Where beautiful, carefully restored historic buildings from the past meet a present filled with contemporary amenities, complemented by plenty of fun experiences to be had and modern-day conveniences — that’s what visitors will find as they immerse themselves in the city of Sheboygan Falls. The city, located just to the southwest of Sheboygan and about READ MORE
In the 1960s, ’70s and even the ’80s — in what many of us remember as the golden age of downtowns — the city of Shawano was a hub of excitement and experiences. There was shopping for penny candy and other trinkets at Schultz Bros. Five and Dime, the delicious smell of donuts wafting from READ MORE
Once called “Cookie Town USA,” Ripon, located near Green Lake in Fond du Lac County, looks and acts as charming as it sounds. But it’s not just the frivolous and fun that put the city on the map. Celebrating its 175th anniversary this year, the city of about 8,000 boasts a history and industrial footprint READ MORE
The iconic lighthouse, expansive beach and boardwalk, and water recreation might draw you into the city of Algoma, but it’s the strong welcoming demeanor of its people that will make you want to return time and time again. “People are going to say hello, they’re going to ask you questions. We’re very accommodating,” Rosemary Paladini, READ MORE
Worth the Drive Gardens Spring and summer in Wisconsin are magic. Warm days with cool breezes reign supreme, and create the perfect environment for strolling. Luckily, the landscapes are pretty great too. Look no further than our worth-the-drive gardens. From storybook tie-ins to expansive spaces on Lake Michigan and acres upon acres of sweeping flowers, READ MORE
Wisconsin’s Worth-the-Drive Dairy We’re not known as “America’s Dairyland” for nothing, and we have the history to prove it. The slogan became a fixture on license plates beginning in 1940, but Wisconsin has been an industry leader in dairy production since the 1870s. The state remained in top place throughout the 1900s. In the 21st READ MORE
Surrounded by the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan, the city of Two Rivers is home to a richly celebrated history, a thriving fishing industry, and an abundance of sunken treasures. Before it was known as Two Rivers, the city was called Neshotah or “twin rivers,” a moniker derived from the harbor where Mishicot and the READ MORE
Eat, drink and be merry—it’s impossible not to have a good time, indoors or in the great outdoors, in Fremont, Wisconsin. Situated along the south shore of Partridge Lake, and with plentiful access points to the Wolf River, Fremont is not just a quintessential summertime destination, but offers the best of Wisconsin life year-round in READ MORE
Known for its rich history in the automotive industry and the tagline “Trucker Pride,” you may think you know what to expect in terms of what Clintonville offers visitors. But, you’re likely wrong. Firstly, the city of about 4,500 is conveniently and centrally located: about 35 miles north of Appleton, 45 miles west of Green READ MORE
There are typically two kinds of road trips to embark on: the simply for fun/stop when you want and “we’ll see what happens,” type; and then there’s the dedicated, “we need to see all of x, y, z!” Of course there’s more than room for both this summer, and combining the two to explore the READ MORE
