Everything fabulous in Wisconsin: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
February is finally here—and in light of the year’s most romantic season, you might be in search of the perfect spot for dining out on Valentine’s Day and beyond. Regardless of your food preferences, Wisconsin is home to a plethora of unique and diverse dining options that will ensure both you and your partner can indulge in a memorable (and totally delicious meal) in any season.
John Morris is the general manager of Sundara Inn and Spa, which is a destination spa set on 80 acres in a pine forest in Central Wisconsin. In addition to sumptuous spa services, the world-class location offers various wellness classes and activities, ranging from yoga to cooking classes to pontoon cruises.
Few things in life feel as marvelous as a truly great drink—and Wisconsin certainly has no shortage of them. Here are some of Wisconsin’s fab mixologists.
From Feb. 2 to Feb. 6, Lake Geneva welcomes its 27th annual Winterfest–and is the staging ground for the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship, which hosts teams from across the United States. In addition to over-the-top snow sculptures, guests can enjoy plenty of frosty fun for the whole family.
Samantha Strenger is the co-owner of Keefe Vacation Rentals (soon to be Geneva Lakes Vacations) in Lake Geneva and is southeastern Wisconsin’s largest local vacation rental management company. “My business partner, Tom Keefe, and I also develop our own unique out-of-the-box rentals, designed to give visitors the ultimate Lake Geneva experience.”
Whether you’re a pro on the ice or are just dipping your toes into the water—er, ice—of the sport, you’ll find plenty of wintery destinations to visit and get your skate on. Here’s where to ice skate in Wisconsin this winter.
The Sailing Education Association of Sheboygan (SEAS) aims to promote safety and knowledge for a lifetime of boating enjoyment for all. With a slogan of “Boating for Everyone,” the nonprofit focuses on education, innovative solutions and accessibility for those with physical, cognitive or financial needs.
Marit Sathrum is the owner and director of Inner Fire Yoga, which has offered hot yoga to the Madison community since 2002. “Our mission is to foster a thriving yoga community by offering a full schedule and wide variety of yoga classes, with the highest level of expertise and integrity.”
If you’re looking for an enchanting and cozy weekend away in Wisconsin, you can’t go wrong with a trip to Door County. During literally any season of the year, visitors are treated to picturesque nature views complemented by small town charm and a notoriously cozy community. Whether you’re cozied up with a great cup of espresso at the Door County Coffee and Tea house or you’re settling in for a charming winter evening at the White Gull Inn, you’ll be sure to have a truly quaint time. Here are some of the coziest places to visit in Door County.
Maria Clara Ruiz Zapata is the founder of Madison-based specialty coffeeshop, Estación Colombia. The mission of Estación Colombia is to not only expose Wisconites to incredible Colombia coffee but to increase the income of small-scale growers and promote sustainable travel and cultural exchange.