The strangest, most deliciously absurd Cabinet of Curiosities I've ever seen.
Ask the organist for the lady gaga medley. And stay for the duck pipes that can quack any song you can come up with.
Leave with a case full of Wisconsin Belgian Red and Raspberry Tart. You'll thank me.
Sitting on 600 acres of land, Taliesin (1911) was where many of Wright's acclaimed buildings were designed, including Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum. Taliesin means "shining bow" in Welsh.
Journey though the beauty that is Wisconsin Dells scenery (especially the rock formations), and lose yourself in the history and legends in this two-hour tour!
Architectually impressive...Frank Lloyd Wright designed entire campus Mehr erfahren.
After walking up one of the four staircases, turn around for a breathtaking view of one of the lakes (I personally enjoyed the view down King Street).
Where most of the downtown life is at. Tons of shops, restaurants, coffee shops and bars. Always a good crowd plus no traffic on the main road to deal with. It's a madison staple!
Great place to relax, listen to live music overlooking the lake, with a beer and brat. It's beautiful and always hopping. Mehr erfahren.
Can get a little breezy but well worth the trip up to the top. Can see Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota from the bluff. Plenty of railings to grab onto for the faint of heart. Priceless scenic views.
As if the building’s architecture isn’t stunning enough, the killer art collection from German expressionist prints to contemporary art and an Eero Saarinen-designed War Memorial make it a true gem.
The reserve tasting is key. After the tour you get 10 beer and cheese samples...can't go wrong!
Do the tour!!! 7 dollars for four beers and a pint glass to take home not even including the awesome experience. Highly recommended!!! Loved it.
A visit to this National Historic Landmark site is unforgettable, with original buildings of the Ringling Bros. Circus!
Fresh cheese curds! Hard root beer! Pumpkin beer! Cheddar cheese with salami in it! This isn't a dream, it's real life... And it's awesome.
Not to be confused with House on the Rock - this is a giant rock that fell and landed inside a house.
