Everything fabulous in Wisconsin: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Although our beloved Packers did not make it to this year’s Super Bowl, it is still time to join the rest of the U.S. in gathering with friends and family and watching the game. Here are the best places to cater, to host or to find the best Super Bowl party décor and favors in Milwaukee, so you can kick back and enjoy the game too.
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.
Lake life goes hand-in-hand with nightly entertainment at Pier 290 in Lake Geneva. The restaurant is one of the few waterfront properties which offers a full beverage and dining experience year-round.
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and whether you’re spending the swoony holiday with a loved one or out on the town with your galentines, Wisconsin is pouring its heart out with ways to help you celebrate the special holiday.
Buying local is a sure bet in terms of procuring premium chocolate. Wisconsin has several chocolatiers who have amassed fans around the country because of their distinctive creations and excellent customer service.
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.”
From savory pepperoni pizza bagels to sweet peanut butter and jelly bagelwiches, Milwaukee is ba-goals and is every Wisconsinite’s go-to destination for celebrating National Bagel Month.
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.
With perfectly frosted slopes, snowboarding in Wisconsin can feel like a dream. The state boasts a multitude of stops to get the perfect gear, thrilling trails to conquer and classes to get you up and moving like the pros.