| Top 20 Wisconsin Tourist Attractions |
Crandon International Off-Road Raceway10104 US Highway 8 Built in 1970, this off-road racing track hosts the “World Championship Off-Road Races” annually, as well as several other events throughout the year. Located in Crandon WI, the track is 1.5 miles long, and vehicles are started side-by-side in a standing start. Be sure to catch some of the exciting off-road action throughout the year at Crandon International! Door CountyVisitor Bureau Rated by Money Magazine as one of the Top 10 Vacation Destinations in America, Door County is home to five state parks, ten lighthouses and more than a dozen county parks. Enjoy the pristine scenery as you sail, hike, or bike throughout the breathtaking landscape. Rounded out with award-winning restaurants, fascinating museums, and unique shops, Door County is a truly unique community. Come see why America takes its vacations in Wisconsin. EAA AirVenture / Oshkosh Air ShowWittman Regional Airport First held in 1953, the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Fly-In Convention has become the world’s premier aviation event. Browse aisle upon aisle of aircraft, learn what it takes to become a pilot, enjoy a world-class air show, and take the kids to KidVenture for some hands-on aviation fun. Located at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, the EAA AirVenture provides days of fun for the whole family! Green Bay Packers and Lambeau Field1265 Lombardi Ave Considered by many to be the crown jewel of the NFL, this legendary football stadium has just as much charm today as it did on the first kickoff in 1957. More than just a football stadium, Lambeau Field is home to Packers Hall of Fame, Curly’s Pub, the Packers Pro Shop, and many other dining, event, and entertainment options. Whether you’re a sports fan or not, Lambeau is a must-see! Harley Davidson Motorcycles11700 W Capitol Dr You’ve entered Hog Heaven! Head down to the Harley Davidson Museum for a variety of exhibits that are sure to rev your engine. Take a walk through Harley history, see some powerful engines up close, and even get the chance to sit on the bike of your dreams! Museum programs and exhibits are continually changing, so keep checking back for the latest exciting new adventure. House on the Rock5754 State Road 23 The House on the Rock is Alex Jordan’s grand vision, believing that sights and sounds are the most effective means of stimulating the senses. Wanting to allow guests to enter his dream world, Jordan assembled room after room of unique and eclectic collections. Exhibits range from intricately-furnished dollhouses to the world’s largest indoor carousel. Take a self-guided tour through this truly unique attraction, and the adjoining garden featuring 285 types of plants. Lake MichiganThe only Great Lake located entirely within the United States, Lake Michigan has a surface area of over 22,000 square miles and 1,640 miles of shoreline. Enjoy the scenic beaches, engage in watersports, or drive along the Great Lakes Circle Tour, connecting all the Great Lakes. A centerpiece of Wisconsin vacations, Lake Michigan is a must-see landmark. Lake WinnebagoWisconsin’s largest lake, Lake Winnebago is home to a number of state and local parks, providing a wide variety of outdoor activities. Enjoy the scenic shores, or get out on the water for some walleye fishing. Lakeside Park in Fond du Lac has a variety of attractions on the 400-acre lot including picnic areas, playgrounds, ball diamonds, a carousel, bumper boats, canoes, and a seasonal petting zoo. Experience the pristine beauty of Wisconsin’s renowned lake. Miller Brewing Company Visitor Center4251 W State St Purchased by Fredrick Miller in 1855, the Miller Brewing Company currently produces over 8.5 million barrels of beer annually in Milwaukee alone. Take a tour of the factory, from restored historic Caves formerly used to refrigerate beer, to the mammoth distribution center, to an outdoor garden where you can sample some of the factory’s best brews. The Milwaukee Mile7722 W. Greenfield Ave. The Milwaukee Mile, located in West Allis, Wisconsin, is the oldest operating motor speedway in the world. Purchased in 1891 to create a permanent site for the Wisconsin State Fair, the speedway still hosts at least one race per year. The track has also hosted events in the past such as NASCAR, the IndyCar Series, and American Automobile Association events. Former competitors at the track include Mario Andretti, Rusty Wallace, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. and Darrell Waltrip. Head to the track to catch a piece of history! Road America RacewayN7390 Highway 67 Sports car racing fans will revel in this historic raceway, arguably the most challenging road courses in the world. Built in April 1955 by Clif Tufte, the course features 14 hair-raising turns spread throughout the four-mile track. Enjoy an exciting race, or sign up for a class to experience the action first hand! Summerfest Music Festival200 N. Harbor Dr The world’s largest music festival, Summerfest takes over Milwaukee for 11 days with over 800 bands playing on 11 stages. Summerfest offers more than just music, with events throughout the festival including the MLB Road Show and the Big Bang Fireworks. Wisconsin BadgersCamp Randall Stadium - Football Come support the home team and show your true Badger spirit! A perennial Big 10 football powerhouse, the University of Wisconsin-Madison has a loyal following of fans, making UW games some of the most fun events around. Bring your Badger gear for game day and get ready to cheer! Milwaukee Brewers BaseballMiller Park Its time to root, root, root for the home team! Come support the Milwaukee Brewers at any regular or post-season game for a fun, family-friendly afternoon. The recently-built Miller Park gives fans close proximity to players, while boasting natural grass and a unique retractable roof for an unbeatable experience in any weather. Noah’s Ark Waterpark1410 Wisconsin Dells Parkway Dive into fun at Noah’s Ark Waterpark! Make a splash this summer in Wisconsin Dells, the Waterpark Capital of the World. Noah’s Ark boasts America’s longest watercoaster, Black Anaconda, the world’s largest bowl ride, Time Warp, and the only 4-D Dive-In Theater in the World. With more record-shattering rides on the way, Noah’s Ark is your wet and wild headquarters. University of Wisconsin-Madison716 Langdon St. Founded in 1848, UW–Madison is the flagship campus of the University of Wisconsin System. It became a land-grant institution in 1866 and is home to the Badgers. It serves as a public research university. Wisconsin Cheese FestivalDoyle Park Wisconsin has always been famous for its cheese – now you have the chance to sample it all. Join the Wisconsin Cheese Festival for a weekend of cheesy fun, including a parade, cheese carving demonstrations, live music, a petting zoo, chainsaw artist, a cheesecake contest – and of course, free cheese tasting. Wisconsin DellsVisitor and Conventions Bureau While Wisconsin Dells may be Waterpark Capital of the World, there’s much more to do than just waterslides. Enjoy Wisconsin Dells’ wineries, shopping, restaurants, and scenic state parks for a relaxing Wisconsin vacation. Or, of course, just bring your suit and head to one of more than 20 indoor waterparks. Wisconsin State Capitol Building2 East Main Street Home to the Governor’s office and the State Supreme Court, the State Capitol building features several architectural accents that make the building a must-see attraction. Housing 43 varieties of stone from around the world, the Capitol building boasts the only granite dome in the United States, decorated with a lavish mural by Edwin Blashfield. Take a free tour to learn more about this amazing piece of history. Wisconsin State Fair640 South 84th St From livestock to live music, the Wisconsin State Fair has it all! This 11-day fair has a wide array of activities, including carnival rides, a daily parade, agricultural exhibits, and more. Make sure you try the cream puffs, the fair’s signature dish. For a day packed with food, fun, and excitement, check out the Wisconsin State Fair. |
