Everything fabulous in Wisconsin: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Convenience and comfort converge to every lodger’s delight at Aloft Green Bay. The boutique hotel is easily accessible from the city’s downtown, the Titletown district, The National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help and several other popular attractions in the Fox River Region.
Among some of Wisconsin’s most unique and nature-focused activities is bird watching. In fact, many researchers and bird enthusiasts actually flock to the state to admire the eclectic mix of bird species that can be observed all across Wisconsin. Here are five of the best birding hotspots to visit.
Snow-capped mountains and blistering, winter bluffs are abundant in the more remote corners of Wisconsin. Here are some of the best ski resorts to visit this winter.
Aloft Milwaukee Downtown—located in the center of the downtown area on the Milwaukee Riverwalk—will put you in the middle of the city known for its rich history, unparalleled fine brewing techniques, and reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse.
Located near the Hilldale Shopping Center and just minutes from downtown Madison is the SpringHill Suites by Marriott® Madison—a 3-star, Art Deco hotel that features modern amenities and spacious suites.
Whether it’s through a road trip or an adventurous hike, the state has so many beautiful state parks and communities that boast picturesque fall foliage.
Located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Capitol on Lake Mendota, The Edgewater is Madison’s only AAA Four Diamond Hotel & Spa and is one of the Historic Hotels of America.
Looking to tee up this weekend? These four Milwaukee County Parks public golf courses provide a challenge, a history lesson and wallet-friendly green fees for your Sunday Fun Day.
What if you could “hit the trails” through Southern Wisconsin, plus indulge in local eats along the way? That’s exactly what active walkers and cyclists have to look forward to courtesy of the Routes to Roots app.
Nowadays, people are all about experiential travel. And while there are plenty of historic stays and boutique hotels scattered all throughout Wisconsin, if you want to truly immerse yourself in the culture of the state, you should consider a farm stay vacation.
