Absolutely stunning interior. Can't get over how beautiful it was. Perfect location. There's plenty to do within walking distance if you don't want to wait for the parking ramp traffic to subside. Only complaint is there was nowhere to purchase a bottle of water during a graduation ceremony. You'd think they'd make a lot of money if they sold water bottles, soda and simple concession items.

We came to watch Beauty & the Beast. While the musical was amazing. I was very disappointed in the fact that we didn't have much time to use the bathroom and there were lines and then come to find out, if we didn't get to our seats before they closed the doors we would have to wait until they deemed it was ok to let us back in. I understand that is for the other patrons but for the price you charge, I would expect a bit more courteous behavior towards the customers. The prices for water, wine and snacks are OUTRAGEOUS. Make sure you eat beforehand.

Love this venue! Not a bad seat in the house. Every show I have seen is top-notch and so much fun! The staff is so helpful and polite. I highly recommend! You’ll love it!

Saw the Masters of Illusion here. Was a good show. All the staff for the event were very nice and helpful.

Great venue, all seats have a good unobstructed view of the stage. Lots of parking, bars and restaurants within a short walking distance. Really good acoustics to. Only down side that I see is wheelchair access is very limited. So be sure you specify this when you buy tickets.

Loved it! Easy parking right across the street, great seats no matter where you sit, workers were friendly & helpful, line for drinks & bathroom at intermission moved quickly, prices reasonable. Had a great time. Can't wait to come back!

First time at this venue, & the Killer Queen Experience was an incredibly amazing show! Only negative was the endlessly long rows of seating (we were directly in the middle, front row, 1st balcony section). It was a long way to inch through the multitude of people seated to get to our spots. Once there, we didn't dare try to get out, so we were stuck for the duration, unable to leave for a drink or bathroom break. Very clastrophobic feeling. Never again, would I purchase tickets in similar seats. A break in the middle area for access out would make show-goers much safer & more comfortable.

Our family had a truly wonderful experience at the Hearthstone Historic House Museum. From the moment we arrived, we were impressed by the beautifully preserved architecture and the rich history inside the home. What really made the visit exceptional, though, was our tour guide, George. George was absolutely phenomenal—knowledgeable, engaging, and incredibly patient with our four boys, who had a lot of questions. He answered every one of them with kindness and enthusiasm, turning the tour into a memorable learning experience for all of us. His passion for the history of the home and the people who lived there really brought everything to life. We were very impressed with the museum itself—each room is carefully curated and full of fascinating artifacts. If you’re in the area, we highly recommend a visit. It’s a gem of a museum, and if you’re lucky enough to have George as your guide, you’re in for a real treat.

We did the tour of this house today....and are so happy we decided to stop by. Our tour guide was very friendly, and she knew so much about this place. This house is incredibly beautiful, and you can tell that a LOT of love and care went into building and restoring this beautiful example of high end late 1800s homes. The story behind this house is worth the tour alone, and getting to actually walk through it was a real treat. If you find yourself in Appleton, and have a couple of hours to kill, we definitely recommend stopping by and taking the tour....it is totally worth it.

We were recommended to visit from our friend and realtor Marissa Miller. We purchased our tickets online about an hour prior to our start time. George welcomed us immediately and was so friendly! Our tour guide Juli was phenomenal! She was just as welcoming and kind as George and did a great job! So much history to learn not only about the house but also Appleton as a whole. Highly recommend stopping in if you can!

For fans of true crime and history who crave something unique this is, without question, the best interactive tour available. If you want a tour that respects the subject matter while delivering a truly unforgettable, top-tier event, you must go to the serial killer tour times. The entire experience is thrilling. Easily one of the best experiences of our lives so far!! I loved it and he loved it!! You all did so good 🥰🥰🥰🥰 our young detective was eccentric in all the right ways perfectly fit for his role! As well as everyone else but I don’t wanna spoil it for you!

What an amazing place. The tour states that it's about an hour, but you could tell how in love the house and the history our house was, and th tour was about an hour and 45 mins. Every detail of the house is preserved and it's fascinating that through varied ownership how much remained original. Even though the items displayed aren't specifically original to the house it's all time period correct, and donated from locals to showcase their respect for the house. Room to room there is so much to see in every corner. Our guide knew every knook of the house, gave time for photos, and really wanted to ensure each member on the tour had time to appreciate the environment around them. Entry was around 12$s per person and I saw comments saying it was pricey in some reviews. You can't eat at Burger King for that price, or see a film. This is well worth the money but knowing it preserves such a beautiful landmark is more than enough for the asking admission.

Beautiful, well kept historic property! The guided tour was very nice and we gleaned a lot of information. I recommend this highly to history lovers. There are also hands on exhibits for youngsters at the end of the tour in the basement.

A stunning home - so incredibly preserved! I went on a special, seasonal tour (which was so fun and interesting!) and am planning to go back to learn more! Very thankful and impressed by our tour guide who was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and so responsive to what our group was interested in.

We went to the Nature of Light exhibit at the Paine Art Center. It was stunningly beautiful. The exhibit was interactive, so we were able to touch and turn parts of the exhibit. We felt a feeling of wonder, happiness and peace the whole time we were there. This was definitely worth the trip.

I had such a wonderful time at The Nature of Light: Ultimate Experience. From the start, the ticketing process was seamless, and I really appreciated how they had staggered entry times to keep things from feeling crowded. The whole event had a great flow, and the experience felt both relaxing and immersive. One of my favorite touches was the warm drinks provided on a cool night, it was a perfect little comfort amidst the stunning light displays. The sculptures were absolutely breathtaking, and I loved the way they cast such beautiful shadows. It was incredible to see them in both the indoor and outdoor settings, with each one offering a unique perspective. There were so many magical moments, especially as the rain added to the atmosphere. The trees and sky sparkled with glittering lights, and the whole environment felt even more enchanting. Every corner had a little surprise, and it was easy to lose track of time while taking in all the beauty. I truly enjoyed every moment of this experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something special to enjoy with friends or family. A must-see event that combines art, nature, and light in the most magical way!

The light show was beautiful. They were already beginning Christmas setup, which made it a bit odd. The house is quite large, the grounds a bit small for the house's size, but still lovely. The staff were very helpful and nice.

We visited the Paine art center for a breakfast. The architecture is absolutely stunning! I especially loved the intricate wooden carving on doors, stairs, and moldings. The garden is beautiful and well manicured with a feeling of being in someone's secret garden. I highly recommend this beautiful venue with fascinating history!

The Nature of Light exhibit was quite remarkable, in terms of creativity and variety. It began in the main floor of the mansion, then about ninety percent of the exhibit was outside. Strobes through trees, geographic sculptures, manicured gardens. A short performance dance set. Lots of opportunity to sit and take this all in. Highly recommend

We went for the light in the garden experience, run do not walk it is an amazing night. We did the first time slot at 820, so very little waiting and crowds. We got so many amazing pictures. You can go as long as you want. Can not wait for our next visit

What a pleasure to tour the Paine Art 🖼️ Center and Gardens with lots of other moms and families on this gorgeous day! ☀️ I have always loved the Paine and today was extra fabulous with free admission! We enjoyed the gardens and touring the mansion. Love to hear that they’ve partnered with some UWO classes, giving those students a chance to learn history of the Paine family, their home and some history of Oshkosh industry as well. I commend the Paine for extending free admission to all on Mother’s Day. Truly a gift 💝 to the community. 🌷🌼🌸🌺🪻💐

Fun little zoo and the park next to it is great for the kids to play! We really enjoyed our time here

This is the perfect little zoo to take your kids when it’s hotter than the blazes and you just can’t do the Milwaukee County zoo. Yes, it’s small, but that’s the beauty of it. Bring quarters for the goat, llama, and donkey feeding and look for the cute little tortoise, crawling around the grounds.We had a great time.

We love this little free zoo! The animals are well taken care of, the grounds are very clean, and the playground next door is wonderful!

Cute zoo! Lots of critters including a bear, eagle, otters, elk, and several farm animals. Great for a low energy, easy walking experience. Free to enter and not too many other visitors during the week days

A great zoo. Every September they have snooze at the zoo which is camping inside the zoo with a movie, food and activities. I take my daughter every year. She loves it and it's great to see people year after year at the event.

Was a blast to see all the new additions, new animals, and freshly growing grasses. A BIG upgrade and a wonderful experience for my son and I included a video as well as pics COME CHECK US OUT

Every time we are in town with the kids we have to make a stop to visit the animals. They do make changes and improvements. Always a joy

Nice museum that showcases many aspects of aviation! They have a fun area for kids inside as well, I will say the simulators offered need to be maintained better only 2-8 were in working order. Lastly my group could not find a bathroom in the top of the museum once you enter. ( this was a problem for some members of my group)

Wow! You can eat off the floor in this place. This event has a price to pay at the door, but that quickly becomes irrelevant after you start looking around in here. It is the best museum I’ve been to to date. Oshkosh turns upside down during their “Air Show”every year the end of July. I’ll go to that someday. I went outside to see the hangers out back and found some of the plane owner’s vehicles out there. Those were as cool as the airplanes were back there. You see old cars all the time, but I’ve never seen an old delivery truck. That made my day. I could’ve and should’ve flown the Blue and Yellow biplane while I was there because the line was short at the time. Oooops, I’ll get that one done the next time I’m here. I had the best of times here and I’m really glad that I went here. Put this on your must do list. Enjoy…

*** FREE AIRPLANE RIDES FOR KIDS!!! If that doesn't get your attention I don't know what will. On weekends they run a Young Eagles program which kids ages 8-17 are able to get a 10-15 minute plane ride in which they are even given the chance to take the controls. There is no extra cost just the cost of the museum which is extremely reasonable. $37 gets the family in and includes 2 adults and up to five kids. On top of that amazing experience the museum has numerous other kid related things through our it and everything for the aviation enthusiast. From all sorts of planes for early in flight through about the early 70's. Tons of history, exhibits, models, etc. Plan at least 3-4 hours to see and do everything. Weekend we went was not crowded at all. Can't recommend this place high enough.

Different than other aviation museums we have been too. This is mostly experimental aircraft. There was a lot of interesting stuff to see however. This is a large museum and it's well put together. Prepare to spend at least two to three hours. Recommended.

First, I love airplanes! So this is a great place to explore. Interesting historical review of Experimental aircraft. And aviation history in general. Really need exhibits. Lots of great exhibits for kids to explore aviation.

EAA Aviation Museum is very nice place to visit with family. Lots of Hangars to explore. Fascinating facts about US Airforce. $37 Family pass for 2 adults and 2 kids. Plenty of parking available. Hope you enjoy. Thanks

An absolutely amazing museum for aviation enthusiasts and history enthusiasts alike. So much planes in here and stuff to learn. You could spend an entire day in here. Its also a very nice atmosphere. The restrooms are clean and there are water fountains located with delicious water incase youre thirsty. I came here with my older brother and his wife in july for the 2025 oshkosh airventure which was incredible. I highly recommend visiting this museum while you are in the area, its really worth it. There are also some interactive exhibits such as air pressure and gyro force. Even if you know nothing about aviation it is still a cool place for anyone who wants to learn.

Vines and Rushes is truly an outstanding winery and experience! Nicole made our visit extra special and went above and beyond, and I think we’ll always remember it because of her. We even forgot 2 bottles at the shop and she drove down and found us at the bar we were watching the game at to get them to us!! I was tasked with getting wine for my sisters wedding this summer, and specifically chose vines and rushes as it’s considered the best winery in Wisconsin - it did not disappoint. Even my French partner agreed the wine was SO good! We tried a huge selection and all of them were incredibly well made. We got all our wine and even flew a half a case home with us. Great wine, great story, and great people!

Beautiful winery with a great selection of wine- and the food was excellent as well! We sampled 5 wines for $5 and ended up buying 2 bottles to take home. The brick oven pizza was incredible! Very friendly staff- they were helpful and attentive.

We had driven past Vines and Rushes several times and finally had a chance to stop there. We were there on a weekday afternoon so it was not very busy. The facility is very impressive. We enjoyed a wine tasting and then purchased a glass of wine and one of their employees spent about 30 minutes giving us a tour of the winemaking operation. Nicole was very knowledgeable and helpful and obviously enthusiastic about the business. We definitely will be coming back here for some woodfired pizza some evening. They have taken this beyond just a place to stop and buy some wine, it is a destination type of place now! Stop here, you will not be disappointed!

This was an accidental GEM!! Flew into Milwaukee and driving to Osh Kosh we had the pleasure to pop in for a spot of wine tasting. Friendly staff who gave us great history and explanation of the wines. Discovering we were from out of town, they informed us that they SHIP!! 10 days after leaving we received our box of wine. The location is spacious with outdoor seating and views of the vineyards. And while they only grow 4 type of grapes here, their wines are blended with grapes ONLY grown in Wisconsin. The building is absolutely ginormous. Catering to happy hour, girls night, and date nights. Wood fire pizza oven and bar on one side and plenty of additional seating on the other side. This would be a great location to host a baby or bridal shower, company lunch or family get together. Live music most weeks and you’d better not leave without perusing the store for knick knacks and snacks. If I ever find myself in these parts again, Vines & Rushes is a YES for me.

It's a destination winery and with the trip. Amazing wine, incredible wood fire pizza and live music!! 10/10

Very relaxing, indoor and outdoor seating, great hummus plate and pizza, incredible staff, dog friendly.

LOVE the pizza. They were busy when we came, with a lot of orders ahead of us but we got our pizza without too bad a wait given the volume of food orders. All of the people there were very friendly and accommodating. Only thing I would suggest is a way to make the pizza crust firmer, in the middle. Toward the edge it was perfect. Overall flavor was excellent.

My wife and I went there for New Years Weekend 2023. We spent the whole day in the spa with a couples massage (mid-morning) and oil treatments (mid-afternoon). It was the most amazing/flawless weekend. The hot tubs both inside and out where perfect and clean. Don't even get me started on the locker room showers. All the staff was very considerate and polite. Food was was great, from room service to restaurants inside. If you don't enjoy your stay it's on you.

The therapist and the massage itself was good but it was so short. I booked a 50-minute massage but the actual massage time was much less than 50 minutes. Probably less than 40 minutes of actual massage time. Lunch was good but pricey. Also, they automatically put a 20% gratuity on your bill. Gratuity should be based off how much you want to tip your therapist. It shouldn't automatically be added on. Setting/ atmosphere was nice and calming. Salt room was really nice.

Great spa amenities. Indoor and outdoor hot tubs. I had a facial, healing mat, and did the salt room. Spent a few hours enjoying the hot tubs and steam rooms along with bloody mary’s. Will definitely be back.

I have gone to Aspira several times for several different services. Every time I go my services I receive are wonderful. The massages are relaxing and the facials leave your skin feeling flawless. The mediation sanctuary is beautiful, and the co Ed whirlpool is so relaxing. Great place to spend the day or weekend!

I recently worked with the staff at the Aspira Spa to coordinate a spa outing for my sister’s bachelorette party. We had a larger group of 10, and the spa staff was great at helping me coordinate the day for our party. I specifically worked with Heidi, who was super helpful and accommodating. The facilities were nice and clean and we all enjoyed our massage treatments. Would recommend!

Wonderful 50-minute "custom massage" with Macayla. She was quite good. I've experienced this before but be prepared to have your massage therapist to try to upsell you a $35 massage lotion at the start of the service. I find it tacky to make the therapy staff do this when it could be done at check-in. There were not many people there in the summer, so it was quiet and private. The outdoor whirlpool did not have functioning jets. I don't recommend using the Aspira shampoo and body wash in the showers--low quality and very hard to get the soap residue feeling off after use. I would not recommend a day pass but access to the whirlpools and self-practice yoga area were nice to have included with a service.

Giving 2 stars because the facility was nice and relaxing. Very clean, we liked the meditation room, spas and sauna. The jets in the spa were still broken which is surprising because I saw reviews from 5 months ago saying they didn’t work and thought they would have been repaired by now. We did a 50 minute couples massage and probably only got massages for 40 minutes which was disappointing for how expensive it was. Overall, would not recommend and wish we just saved the money.

Great park with beautiful landscaping and paths. There are many events in the park and the playground and splash pad are great for the kids. We love watching sunrises and sunsets over the lake here. It's especially great now that they added the walking bridge to get over to Lakeside West Park. You can walk or run quite a long ways now

The park has a great mix of playgrounds for all ages, making it easy for families with kids at different stages to all have fun. One of the most impressive updates recently was the addition of an all-access playground, designed so that children who use wheelchairs can fully participate. It’s thoughtful, inclusive, and something every community should have. One of my personal favorites is the zip line—even as an adult, it’s hard not to smile watching kids zoom across with joy (or sneaking in a turn myself). Whether you’re here for the playgrounds, a walk by the lake, or just to enjoy some fresh air, Lakeside Park continues to be a place where memories are made. Can’t recommend it enough.

Came here to explore and stumbled on the Fondy food truck festival. Simply a ton of trucks! Hard to choose but finally decided on a Korean corn dog Besides that this is an excellent park which is a series of small islands connected by bridges. There is a marina and a lighthouse, great view of the lake. Playground and small amusement park for kids. It was extremely busy here due to the festival but this is a great park so I’m sure it’s always busy

We were only going to be in Fond Du Lac, WI for a day and found out it coinsided with one of their big summer festivals called Walleye Weekend! I grew up in South Dakota and I love walleye, so we went. What a beautiful park and huge! Located right on Lake Winnebago. Beautiful views! There was so much going on; fishing, boat displays, live bands, food tents, picnics, kids area, frisby area. Too much to list all but a really good time! Glad we went to this beautiful park!

Really nice park. Lots of family memories. Grandsons still remember the rides. Was happy 2 c that the train rides survived.

Great park to visit for a picnic or walk on their trail (apprx 3 miles round trip but can shorten your walk if you like). Plenty of picnic areas, great views, playground.

Peaceful and beautiful park. I enjoyed a walk along the water and some reading.

large area, we saw a few birds only in the open water area. hard to access most parts due to some many area closed

A beautiful place for a hike with the dog. The trails are not too challenging and there seems to be plenty of parking. The bathroom was locked due to the shutdown when we were there. Nice place, we'll be back.

The Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center is a great place to start your visit. The visitor center is just one stop along the way to a lifetime of adventures in the Horicon Marsh. The visitor center is located on the south side of the marsh and offers an interactive, educational experience for all ages. The visitor center offers opportunities for visitors to watch and learn about the birds and wildlife that inhabit the marsh and even spot some of the waterfowl that migrate through the marsh each year. Enjoy your visit!

The Horicon Marsh is a jewel in Wisconsin!! It is beautiful and well taken care of, it offers educational experiences for people of all ages, really cool geocache finds, and amazing nature trails! Definitely bring your binoculars and a camera to take pictures!! Great for all ages and levels of nature lovers!

If you are looking for nature that is breathtaking this is one of the most beautiful migrations you will ever. I have been coming here since I was a young teenager. New photo's from 3/14/2021. The migration is coming, scouts are out. The birds are looking rough after their travels.

This is a great place to see birds and other wildlife. And you can get lots of exercise walking the trails.

Great day! Saw a muskrat and lots of geese… beautiful!

We thought this was an absolutely amazing family friendly place.... Gorgeous, especially in the Fall. Families could easily spend three to four hours here. There is a petting zoo at the end of the trails, as well as a Park area for the kids to play. My husband and I hiked along the trails and it took us 2 hours to see all the animals. For those who cannot walk the trails, you can rent a golf cart. At the end of your visit, as you walk through the visitor center, you can pick up a free cup of ice cream! 🍨

We took the golf cart option, which was huge benefit for old folks with bad knees. Most animals can be seen from cart path and easy to walk up closer. Well laid out and well marked. It was a cold day so not sure if that had an effect. The best is at the end with the lions tigers and bears. Would wish the predators had more room to roam, they seemed slightly uncomfortable.

Very nice family friendly Zoo with well kept facilities. Has a great variety of animals to see, and things for everyone to enjoy. We fed goats and played in the music and play areas within the Sanctuary. They also have golf carts, if you wish not to walk through the entire park. Definitely something worth checking out!

This is one of the more interesting zoos I've seen. The animals do have a big place to roam, but it's very wooded with tall pines and much shade. The emus look very puzzling in such a background, but the numerous dear fit the bill. Also, the white tiger and her kittens were so cute! I'll probably come again, but the gold carts are a bit annoying.

I absolutely LOVED this place. I had found it online and I decided I wanted to celebrate my 50th birthday with a visit. It's about a 4-5 hour drive to get there for us but I did not regret it! The zoo is a 4 mile area with lots of viewing of several animals. We rented a golf cart since I have some mobility issues and spent 2 hours and I took over 300 pictures. There were even a big set of field trips going on and we had no issues with viewing and having a blast. If you enjoy zoos this is a don't miss for sure. Best birthday EVER!!!

Such a unique zoo that isn’t flashy and is more geared toward adult audiences. Almost all the enclosures were big, spacious, and natural. Oftentimes several species coexisted in big spaces. We loved that there was reading material not only about the animals, but about the Native history, the plants we walked by, and there were several learning centers about certain topics. Less squished than most zoos and gave more of a sanctuary aesthetic. Will recommend and be back again!

This was the best zoo experience we've ever had. I recommend the golf cart for your 1st time, just so you can see how long of a wall it would be. My mobility if ok, and I would like to walk it, but not knowing the extent of the walk (terrain, elevation, etc), the golf cart was helpful. We may walk it next time. The animals actually looked content in their enclosures. They weren't "locked up" and "on display" as in other zoos. Don't bother going to the Racine zoo, it is pathetic, but that's a separate review... We highly recommend Shalom as a destination!

Well worth the visit! There’s graffiti from 1922 that I saw & I bet there’s older. The toilets are immaculate & there’s free barbecues in the surrounding park area, you just need Charcoal & a lighter.

Appreciated that they attempt to preserve this rare piece of Americana. The enjoyment was ruined by vandalism and graffiti. Wish people would be more respectful.

Absolutely gorgeous park. Great place to visit and see the historical covered bridge.

You can walk through the bridge. It's beautiful. There is a nice park along the river. Great place to take pictures.

To some it's "just" a covered bridge. To me, it is history and memories of a simpler time. I routed my trip to stop here and see this. Worth every mile on the road.

The bridge is easily accessible. You can see the bridge which is right off the road, or park further inside the park and amble back over a foot bridge and step inside the wooden structure. Sadly, there's a lot of personal graffiti but it partially illustrates the age of the building. And while I don't agree with tagging something old, there were many sweet messages from years past. We visited during winter while the river was frozen and could walk under. Cross country skiers passed obviously enjoy that route too.

Was a good day, nice to see someone taking care of the bridge and the park it's in.

Interesting museum focusing on vehicles manufactured in the area, including Kissel and Nash. The collection includes a variety of other rare vehicles, which are not often seen at car shows or in other museums. Additional exhibits showcase trains, local auto racers, and automotive memorabilia such as gas pumps, tools, and signage. Definitely worth the stop!

What an incredible collection!! They have the largest collection of Kissel cars on public display, a 1-of-1 “Badger” automobile, a 1902 rambler and a 1913 Metz! The docent was very friendly and informative. Highly recommend! 😁

What a cool museum! We were in the area and my wife found this and we decided to go check it out. Top quality vintage vehicles. We were so floored. So many one of a kind cars and about half of them were donated to the museum and many more on loan to the museum. I want to go back again and bring my dad. These are cars he grew up with, some I did as well, and I know he'll really enjoy this. My youngest son is a car guy and he'll be going with us. 3 generations to check out this cool museum. What a great memory will be had. This is a must see when in the area.

Planes, trains, and automobiles can be found at this fantastic hidden gem! Ok, it's mostly cars and trucks, but they do technically have a little bit of the trains & planes too! The kiddos loved walking through (3 y/o & baby). The old firetrucks were a hit, as was the train (both the model train when you enter as well as the large engine in the back). The volunteers are passionate about the museum as well - they have a lot of good history to share if you're interested. We will be coming back again when they're older!

What a wonderful little (big) museum! I did not expect all that was in there. Beautiful cars and the history of the Kissler car was very interesting. Worth the stop to come and see.

Great car museum with lots of stuff to see. Definitely worth the drive from Milwaukee when we were in town.

Pretty interesting place even if you aren't a car fan. It is nice and clean but does have that car shop smell. I walked out a bit nauseous but that is not the fault of the museum! I loved that each car had a sign about it and some had cool stories attached! Very neat to see how the auto world has evolved and changed!

The wine is amazing! All of the staff are so nice and helpful. Definite stop when you're in town.

Cold day. No chairs inside by the tasting area. How insane is that. Drove 25 miles for nothing. When I said I had spinal arthritis, they offered to bring one out. Make sure you like to stand if you come here.

We used to live nearby and would often bring visitors to this winery for tours and tastings, but I hadn’t been back in years. My taste in wine has definitely evolved over the years, so I wasn’t sure I would still like what’s sold here, but stopped in for nostalgia’s sake. Not only is this just as charming as I remembered, the wine is still delightful. The strawberry wine was of course jammy and fruity, but I didn’t find it overly sweet, just crisp and refreshing, perfect for a hot summer day. The employee was busy, but friendly and very helpful, and I enjoyed wandering around the grounds and admiring the scenery, lovely place.

I recently visited Cedar Creek Winery and had a really nice time and experience tasting their semi-sweet wines (I'm more of semi-sweet or sweet wine type of guy). The wine steward was very friendly and knowledgeable, making the tasting both informative and enjoyable. The winery itself is a great place to relax and unwind, with a beautiful atmosphere. Definitely check it out and be sure to say hi to the friendly folks running the tasting!

Loved the atmosphere of the winery. A fun place to visit with little shops nearby. The wine was very good. We liked the sweet flight. The Gewurztraminer and the Sweet Port were our favorites.

I went to a wine tasting at Cedar Creek and enjoyed the selection of wines - even picked up a wine for the holidays. But I have to give this winery one star for the coldness and unfriendliness of the employee who works in the wine shop area. She was rude and completely bothered at the cash register. I was blown away by the attitude. Customer service is very important at a business - I will not be coming back after this negative experience.

Popped in for a tasting today and was pleasantly surprised! I was a little familiar with the brand already having picked up a bottle at Total Wine from them. I really enjoyed my experience. The woman who helped me (so sorry I didn’t get the name!) was so kind and explained everything they had available that day for sampling. I will say most of the wines are on the sweet side but I still enjoyed them despite being a dry red gal myself. The atmosphere is lovely (as is all of Downtown Cedarburg). I would recommend stopping by if you’re in the area

The brewery was great, the atmosphere was amazing and the cheese curds were fantastic. They were super chewy and had a little grease on the outside. The downside is you can’t eat a lot of them at the same time because of the cheese and grease. They don’t offer flights on the weekends but I got the dive beer and it was a nice light beer. You have to pay for the brewery tours and they are only available on the weekends.

Great atmosphere with plenty of beer options and a decent size menu. The cheese curds were the best I’ve ever had! The only down side is parking. It took us 15 minutes to find street parking. I can’t imagine trying to park during peak times. Overall it was a great experience and highly recommend!

Our company set up a tour here and it was a lot of fun. Our guide George was very entertaining and did a great job. We each got several chips to spend on drinks. My absolute favorite was their Eastside Dark, followed by the Hazy rabbit and Bumble Bear. They have the absolute best cheese curds I have ever tasted.

So many things to love here! Ahead of our tour we enjoyed some incredible fried cheese curds and a giant pretzel -- we loved both of them. Then onto the informative tour with JD who was funny and knowledgeable and did a great job keeping control of the group. The $17 tour price is a bargain since it includes 32oz of beer as well. (Tip: I'm not a beer drinker but I enjoyed their Shandy, a mead, and their highly delicious root beer.)

This is a Milwaukee classic. Food here is super on point. Some of the best cheese curds l've ever had! Huge space with bench seating so you'll likely have someone on the same table but it's not an issue. Can still get pretty packed. Right next to the river. If you're on a boat you can dock, get a beer, and head back out pretty quickly. I recommend doing the tour its worth $7 3 drinks and a awesome lake front beer cup! 100% recommend!

Great beer and food. We took the weekday tour and it was great. You get 4 generous half pint samples. You also get a coupon for a free beer at participating restaurant/bars. Add this tour to your list.

Food & atmosphere was great. Best cheese curds I’ve had! I ordered the sausage mac & cheese and it was delicious. It had caramelized (I think) onions and it elevated the dish to a whole new level.

From a fitness perspective of a scenic run focusing on your health and steps, this is a great spot for a good morning or evening workout. If you are here for recreational purposes, this is not the spot. Very nasty and trashed water that looked far from its natural state. Lots of cigars, alcohol, and beer lying on the side of the walkway by the river. Mediocre experience coming from a frequenter of the Chicago Riverwalk.

Milwaukee is a clean, quiet, and gentle city, and the Riverwalk truly reflects that character. I expected to see a beautiful riverside view, but what surprised me most was just how peaceful it was. At first, I enjoyed watching a sightseeing boat pass by, but then I witnessed something even more fascinating—a bridge lowering to reconnect the road. It was such an unexpected and unique sight, something you don’t get to see just anywhere. The Riverwalk offers both calmness and moments of wonder, making it a memorable part of the city.

Despite the rain, Milwaukee’s RiverWalk proved to be stunning! . The gentle patter of raindrops only enhanced the beauty of the riverside views, creating a serene and almost magical atmosphere. Whether it's sunny or rainy, the RiverWalk always offers a unique and enchanting experience. Don’t let a little weather (or the half naked homeless lady changing her pants) stop you from exploring this gem in the heart of the city! 🌧️🌊✨

Great walk... lots of construction and upgrades of some of the drawbridges.

Nice quiet walking area in Downtown Milwaukee. This was within a couple blocks of my hotel and I visited a couple mornings during my stay. There were a couple people sleeping on benches and around the river on the ground. Overall it was a pleasant walk and peaceful experience

Free to visit, it's the best place for a walk in downtown Milwaukee. So much to see and do. The views of the skyline and water are spectacular. Handicap accessible and easy to navigate. You may want to pack a jacket during the evening or colder months. The wind seems hectic at times.

Very nice and quaint walk along the river! There were some interesting things to look at while walking, and it was peaceful and a nice stroll. The path is well maintained overall. I recommend this for a nice walk along the river, and there's even some benches to sit along the way.

One of the best museums in the country both inside and out and incredible views right on gorgeous Lake Michigan. Plan to have lunch at the awesome cafe overlooking the lake, which includes a patio. Collection is beautifully arranged with an incredible American modern collection, best in Midwest. I got a membership so I can walk over and do laps around the tunnels which overlook the lake and city! Cafe is excellent with perfect espresso, salads, wraps and subs, soups and wine, etc. Supporting the cafe supports the museum! Well done!

My boyfriend and I went to the art museum today to take pictures with his new camera. There were only a few spots we took pictures and were really respectful of those around us but we were followed on the lower level of the museum the whole time. We couldn’t go in a new section without a worker watching us. We were in no way doing anything that caused any disturbance to anyone or anything there…that kinda ruined the experience for us. Other than that the art is gorgeous and I have always loved art since I was a kid.

We come here about once a year. It's not something we normally plan to do, but think about it when we might be downtown for some other activity and find that we have some time. Always enjoy the building itself and the featured exhibits. This time they were showcasing some of the Bradley Collection. Another special exhibit (although much smaller in scale) was the "Reviving the Dance of Death." The docent suggested that we use the magnifier app on our phone to get a closer look — great suggestion! We never try to see everything, and usually have enough after one hour. The lower level parking is a great option if there are spaces available. The MAM is a nice amenity on our beautiful lakefront.

This museum is a dream come true. We traveled from Michigan for Summerfest and knew we had to go to this museum while we were in town! Our first impressions were just marveling at how beautiful it was. Even the underground parking is beautiful! For some reason the wings didn’t open at noon and flap, and we didn’t get to see them open at all this weekend which was such a bummer! The museum is fairly priced at $27, and this place is *huge*. We kept thinking we went through every room and just kept finding more art! We spent almost 3 hours here. The cafe is really nice for a quick bite and beautiful view. Just keep in mind they are cafe prices. I liked the gift shop but I wasn’t blown away. Overall you will see some great things at this museum and you’ll be happy you went!

Beautiful Spot by Lake Michigan The Milwaukee Art Museum is a stunning place for a walk along Lake Michigan. There’s a nice café with great views, and Discovery World plus two lovely parks are just a short walk away along the shoreline. Plenty of parking available — perfect for a relaxing visit.

The museum is well appointed on the Lake Michigan shoreline. It already encompasses the threat of a future romantic destination. If you are a fan of Futurama, you will understand. Initially I intended to visit the museum to explore Calatrava's architecture, which I like. Culturally, it seemed essential to understand why it was positioned in Milwaukee, instead of Chicago. If you recall, the Chicago spire (project started but not completed) was a Calatrava design. Many, I believe, felt slighted by comparison. The project manifested versus the project lost. It was a blow for the birth of the skyscraper city. An old narrative now, but relevant, if only comically. I was not surprised for the setting to be naturally beautiful - you can feel the magnitude of Lake Michigan from inside and outside the museum. However, what shocked me was the glass work throughout the galleries. I was not expecting such an impactful collection, enough to inspire to revisit the topic of glass collecting as art in lieu of paintings. The restaurant needs improvement.

Absolutely beautiful! Wonderful exhibits, amazing staff. Took my friend, my partner & her niece/nephew and we all had a blast. Ten/ten, definitely going to come back again!

⭐️ A Legendary Ride Through Harley-Davidson History – A Must-Visit Iconic Museum! 🏍️🔥 I had an amazing time visiting the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee — an absolute dream for anyone who loves motorcycles, history, design, or true American culture. The entire complex is huge, beautifully designed, and perfectly placed right by the river, which adds a really cool vibe as you walk around the grounds. Even before stepping inside, you’re greeted by impressive outdoor sculptures and classic Harley details that immediately set the tone. Once inside, the experience only gets better. The museum showcases motorcycles from every era — from early 1900s originals to modern designs — each one displayed with great storytelling and historical context. You can easily spend hours walking through the exhibits, exploring legendary models, rare prototypes, and beautifully preserved engines. Everything is clean, well-organized, and very accessible. One of the highlights for me was the gift shop. It’s packed with awesome merchandise, collectibles, apparel, patches, and unique items that you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re a hardcore rider or just a traveler looking for a cool souvenir, you’ll find something worth taking home. The museum requires a ticket, but honestly, it’s worth every dollar for the quality of the experience. There are great photo spots, indoor and outdoor areas to explore, and even a restaurant on-site if you want to relax afterward. Overall, this place is a perfect stop for travelers, motorcycle fans, photographers, and anyone who loves American heritage. Highly recommended! 🛠️🏍️🇺🇸

A Must-See in Milwaukee! The Harley-Davidson Museum is an absolute must-do when visiting Milwaukee. It beautifully tells the story of how Harley-Davidson began in 1903 in a small shed and grew into one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the world. The exhibits showcase historic bikes, racing legends, and design milestones in a modern, engaging way. Right next door you’ll find a large shop — mostly apparel — and a great restaurant on the beautifully designed museum grounds. A perfect stop for anyone interested in innovation, craftsmanship, and American heritage.

The Harley-Davidson Museum is more than just a place to see motorcycles—it’s a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the spirit of the open road. Every exhibit is thoughtfully designed, from the earliest Harley models to the incredible stories of riders who made them legendary. Walking through the museum, you really feel the pride and passion that built not only a brand, but a worldwide community. It’s inspiring to see how Harley has touched so many lives and carried the idea of freedom across generations. Whether you ride or not, this museum is a must-see. It’s an experience that stays with you long after you leave.

An incredible experience for anyone who loves motorcycles design or American culture. The museum tells the story of Harley-Davidson with passion and authenticity from its early models to today’s innovations. Each exhibit is beautifully presented with vintage bikes rare memorabilia and interactive displays that make history come alive. The staff were knowledgeable and welcoming and the shop and café added to the overall charm. A must visit destination in Milwaukee that celebrates freedom creativity and the open road.

I thought this was a very nice museum. It’s filled with lots of iconic bikes that roll off the line. The only thing is I wish they would’ve had some of the customized bikes. I understand that the people customize them by their selves, but they’re usually customized with Harley Davidson parts.

My husband was born on a Harley Davidson and he was like a child visiting the museum. There were so many Harley’s from every year and every period. There was even fun for the young ones (I’m 62) with a makeshift Harley to ride. There was also a special hallway honoring African American riders and African American female riders. I loved the exhibits.

A great place to show their bikes from the very beginning of their production. They served Army, Postal, Medical, Police, Refugees and to take away pets or people. Visit it and know their bikes. I posted some important information as well.

Living history at its best! We visited on a beautiful summer day and spent almost the whole day there. So many things to see. We love the Crossroads Village, the farm demos, animals, and the Scandinavian homesteads. My 5 year old loved learning how to make bread and how to wash clothes the “old fashioned” way. The trams taking you to each section is a huge plus! We also enjoyed lunch at the Caldwell Food Hall and ice cream at the creamery. A great way to learn about Wisconsin history!

We went to Old World Wisconsin for their October Homeschool day. It was great! Highly recommend! Lots to see and do. The kids enjoyed all the activities, and feeling like you steped back in time to the 1800s. We saw the Blacksmith shop where the blacksmith was making an S hook and the kids got to learn about the anvil & horn, they enjoyed ice cream at the Creamery, in the Finnish village they made homemade butter, learned how boots were mended, had a yummy drink at the Four Mile House, learned how to make rope, the General Store docent showed us how they grade eggs, learned how they washed laundry back in the 1800's and so many other things. Huge place so remember to bring good walking shoes and water. They do have many shuttles if you choose not to walk. The Creamery building does have some food. PB&J, popcorn, premade salads and some other sandwiches. Great gift shop with lots of books, toys for the kids, candy, Holiday items and clean bathrooms. Just remember to get your tickets in advance. Our Homeschool event did sell out. We can't wait to go back again!

Old world Wisconsin is such an awesome place with so much history so much to see and do and the workers (actors? Performers?)are great at playing their roles very kind and very nice always greeting with a smile and some great historical facts about the houses/buildings that are on location every single one of them such great people ,I've been twice now but plan on returning its so good and there is always something new to find one day isn't enough to see everything the place has to offer ,I believe they just added a tavern and are working on doing something to the main entrance. They sell souvenirs and offer food and drinks ice cream and more they also have tokens you can use on one of the multiple themed shops, the place is fairly big so they have a "tram" service for free that stops on every interest point in the park it gets full fast fyi but it's very convenient, they have some hiking trails too, you could walk the whole place no problem if you want to. Great experience it's a must if you're a history buff or just want to experience a little bit of history heck even just to walk around for a bit this place is awesome 😎👍🏽 highly recommended.

Had a great time with my child for the day! Beautiful grounds, engaging experiences with the staff, and easy on and off tram to get around. Plenty of bathrooms around the entire property. Plan to stay a while, pack snacks and/or lunch, and see it all.

We met some of our grandkids there and really enjoyed. The tram system between areas worked really well. The different areas were interesting, especially the docents. They each had interesting knowledge to share about their area of interest. The live examples of blacksmithing, teaching and brewing were great.

Great day exploring Old World Wisconsin! Very accessible living museum with lots to see and do. We were able to walk a great deal, then to ride the free trams when we wanted. The OWW team was fabulous - friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable about the buildings and crafts they were demonstrating. We saw a lot, but want to go back for more!

Never miss an opportunity to pop in at Old World Wisconsin. Always something new. This time we didn’t spent lots of time, as it was a bonus stop after visiting Milton House Underground Railroad, but we saw the new Tavern. Beautiful.

This is a must go and it is Free. There are little historical informational signs along side of the building and light house which would be great for a nice walk and time with the family to get away from the house. There is also a beach but more of a distressed beach but extremely nice to walk but bring your shoes or sandles can be rocky and sea shells on some area's. But is nice not a lot of people there and kinda romantic and relaxing. You can easily have a nice romantic picnic out there. But for a free event to do with your mate or your family is a great time to take pictures and learn some real important history and have a time to get away. To climb the light house is only certain days and its a fee but that you will have to look online about $12 for adults kids are cheaper and little ones are free. Good day people keep the smile on your face 😊 I also included some pictures of a little hut someone put some effort in a good place to take pictures maybe 7 blocks walking distance

Beautiful place. Very less crowds when we visited few weeks ago. The sunset is beautiful. The whole area just seems very nice and quiet.

Peaceful area for a stop, stroll, and bit of a relax.. The lighthouse and building are cute and house a local PD. An easy walk will cover the entire grounds allowing you see the main building, power room, fog horn building, etc. Plenty of signs around the property to give history and information. Would definitely recommend this one for anyone into this type of landmark.

Loved this spot. Peaceful, good history, a great view of Lake Michigan where you can walk in the sand and sip your feet in. Some history about a shipwreck and a view finder but I didn't look in it.

The lighthouse was beautiful and was very peaceful for a stop, it sets right next to a beach as well next to Lake Michigan, take in the sights, sounds, and smells of the fresh water. The Roads in Racine were rough getting here, but once you get to the driveway, it's fine

Early morning solitude, park benches facing Lake Michigan and an unobstructed view to the horizon. Sometimes sailboats, sometimes flocks of birds skimming the water but always waves. Bring your binoculars just in case.

We came up from Atlanta to see the air show. We flew into Chicago and drove to Racine. We went to the lighthouse and walked on the beach. We so enjoyed the nice breeze and the calmness of watching the waves .

Attended field trip here today with my daughters kindergarten class! The staff were friendly & helpful. The animals were treated humanely & well taken care of & clean! Animals to pet ranged from baby goats to adult goats, baby kittens, duck, geese, turkeys, pony rides & horse stables. Great field for pumpkin hunting! Recommend wearing boots & long sleeves & long pants, lots of burrs and muddy trails to hike & search through! Very family friendly and playgrounds & unique homemade trains & handwashing trough stations & the cutest horse swings made from tires!!! This place was great! Pack water & a snack depending on how long you plan to stay, they have picnic tables too!

This place is absolutely amazing for a full day of fun! There are so many activities and chances to interact with a wide variety of animals including horses, ponies, roosters, bunnies, cats, llamas, peacocks, pigs, cows, oxen, and many more. The rides are fantastic and add to the excitement. What’s great is that you can bring your own food and enjoy a picnic while soaking in the lively atmosphere. It’s perfect for families, kids, and anyone who loves animals and outdoor fun. We’ll definitely be coming back. A must-visit spot for the summer!

We went here on a 1st grade school field trip recently, there is a lot to do. Our personal favorite was the kitten house. but there were several play grounds and it was an absolute blast. the animals you can pet are all very friendly, and the others are super curious. My son has been begging to go back and he is normally uninterested in animals. Awesome place to bring kids. Bring a cooler and have a picnic under a tree or at a table. plenty of places to wash your hands. The pony ride and hay ride are just long enough. You can feed and brush some of the farm animals and the kids really enjoyed that. Bring quarters!

Came here by myself. So much to see and do! Very well kept and CLEAN! I had a great time! Hayride and kittens were my favorites. Check GROUPON and save money on your tickets.

I love this place. I've gone a few times now since it's a class field trip for my kids. There's a lot to see that kids and even adults will enjoy. I love the little kitten Barn. But there's also so many other things

We has so much fun walking around at our own pace and visiting each animal enclosure. Feeding certain animals (bring quarters for the machines) and brushing the donkeys! Some of the animals you can even enter the enclosure to pet and encounter which is so much fun for my children. A favorite among I feel like the whole farm is the kitten barn there's almost always a small line to wait but the staff is patient and understanding, the kittens are of course ADORABLE and given breaks in between families so they aren't over worked. We also went on the tractor ride into the corn field and my children did many of the other activities, plenty to do so don't sell yourself short on time. But do bring allergy medication just incase, lots of bees.

So many activities!!! So many animals!!! We fed animals, we pet animals, we viewed animals. Perfect for a toddler play date or family get together. Reasonably priced. I didn’t see any food available for purchase but plenty of picnic tables for snacks from home. Bathrooms with running water were available and hand sanitizer at feeding stations.

We came here on a Saturday and it was a very fun time! Its a smaller zoo but they have some great animals and exhibits. Hearing the waves of Lake Michigan crash onto shore as you walk through the zoo is an extra treat! Some of the exhibits were closed which was a little dissapointing. But overall we had a good time. Don't forget to visit Buckner, a parrot who will chat with you if hes wiling. Overall it's a nice small zoo with a good mission. And love it's right on the beach of Lake Michigan!

I hear so many people saying this Zoo isn’t worth a visit.. but boy are they wrong! It’s not huge with lots of hoopla, but the animals were active, and all were out and about! The snack shops were good. And the staff friendly and full of answers and info about each and every animal! So go! It’s a great afternoon spent!

Always underwhelmed by how few animals we see. Took more pictures with the art. Got a season pass for something easy to do with the kids. Regret it! The kids are immediately bored and head straight to the playground. Lost a piece of chrome trim driving through the immense construction on the north end. No refund for booking a camp week that didnt work out for us. Quite a few exhibits need basic updating like glass you cant see through or need signs. Kind and friendly employees, but overall not interactive, lacks any stellar exhibits or modern technology, and pales in comparison to similar exhibits such as the discovery museum in milwaukee. Takes about 20 minutes to walk through.

Charming, clean and plenty of space. Not overly crowded at all. Instant check in. Friendly staff. Quite a few enclosures were closed but there were still lots of animals to be seen. The rum bucket purchased at "The Local Watering Hole" drink stand was delicious. Got up and close to the lionesses behind the glass.

Went for the Halloween walk through the grounds. Very family friendly with lots to see and plenty of picture opportunities for the whole family. $10 to get in. Free street parking.

Medium size zoo. Has little interactive stations for kids other that then two playgrounds and one area near the bear/artic fox. Has decent food prices. Not ada friendly buildings or ramps

Lots of animals to see and they had Halloween decorations that were really nice. My whole family enjoyed it from my 2 year old to my 8 year old.

The Johnson Wax building is probably one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s crowning achievements. Because of its location, you do have to make somewhat of an effort to tour the building, and I wish SC Johnson understood this and made more of an effort on their part. I understand that this is still a business and the headquarters of a global conglomerate. Restrictions are prudent, but there could be some additional accommodations: The tour starts at the Golden Rondel. This is an auditorium used to screen films. The tour guide even mentions the film SC Johnson produced that won an Oscar. Why not screen that for the tour? Instead, we never saw the interior of the Rondel. No photos of the interior were allowed. Again, understandable. So why is there not a nice photography book produced by SC Johnson, available at the gift shop (which itself left a lot to be desired)? The tour guide, while well versed in Johnson lore, only knew a bit about Wright and the design and construction of the building. This seems like an opportunity to have some sort of Wright docent for touring duties. I can assure you, the people making the trek to Racine are there for the building, not for the corporate history of Raid. The building itself was magnificent, and so much more than I expected. The few times we were allowed to simply roam were the high point of the tour. I hope someday SC Johnson will revamp how they present this treasure to the world.

Review for the SC Johnson Tour Visiting the SC Johnson campus was truly an inspiring experience and one that left me filled with gratitude and awe. The tour itself was wonderfully organized and offered a glimpse into a family and a company that have gone above and beyond in honoring those who help and serve them—better known as their employees. Hearing about the company’s employee profit-sharing program and their annual celebrations of employee success was truly heartwarming. It’s rare to see a business so deeply committed to its people, but SC Johnson has woven this commitment into its legacy. Their story of refusing to lay off anyone during the Great Depression, ensuring every employee still received a paycheck, is a remarkable testament to their compassion and values. That spirit of care continues today, and it’s inspiring to see it upheld in an age where such loyalty is rare. The stories of their employees traveling to places like Brazil, the use of planes for innovative purposes, and the sheer joy of celebrating shared success were incredible to hear. SC Johnson’s history is not just about products but about people—and their dedication to preserving that story is evident everywhere you look. Of course, the primary purpose of the visit was to see the incredible works of Frank Lloyd Wright, and they did not disappoint. Walking through these architectural masterpieces was breathtaking. But what truly surprised me—and touched me—was the overwhelming sense of inclusion, generosity, and commitment that radiates from this family and company. The detail, care, and love they’ve poured into their facilities reflect their respect for their legacy and their employees. It must have been a joy for employees to walk into those spaces daily, surrounded by an atmosphere that balances innovation with history so elegantly. I also want to thank God for the creation of this remarkable family and the gifts they have shared with the world. From their Ziploc bags that preserve Thanksgiving leftovers to products like Off! that protect us during summer camping trips, their innovations touch countless lives in ways they probably can’t even imagine. For me, their products even help me bring food to the homeless, which feels like an extension of their mission of service and care. The impeccable cleanliness of the facilities, the remarkable preservation of history, and the outstanding knowledge and friendliness of the tour guides made this visit unforgettable. Their work is truly a reflection of their commitment to excellence and community. SC Johnson’s story—now five generations of leadership and six generations of family involvement—continues to be written, and what a beautiful story it is. Thank you to God, the Johnson family, and everyone who contributes to this company day in and day out. You’ve not only helped keep America sparkling but have made our lives different and better through your care and creativity. This tour was more than just an opportunity to see a building—it was a chance to see a purpose-driven legacy in action.

Excellent tour! Must see if you’re stopping through the area. Great mix of SCJ history and FLW history. Tricia was a great tour guide! I just wish it was a little longer to enjoy the gallery a bit more and read more of the history of the family and brand. But still a Perfect Father’s Day trip.

FREE tour. (We did Frank Lloyd Wright tour) The best part about this is that you can see inside buildings and get a glimpse into life in the 50s and such. It's a living relic and I'm so glad they've done a great job with keeping it all intact. There are stairs, a 30 minute video, and a bathroom break - they keep you well informed. 2 hours total and goes by very fast. You cannot take pictures inside.

Important item to know: No internal photography allowed on any of the tours. Several signs stating it so I don’t think the policy is going to change anytime soon. Tip: Do try to sit in the chairs in the gathering room for the tour! You can sit in original FLW office chairs which you can’t do on the tour. The tour is pretty great! Totally recommend it! Amazing that the tower and so many parts of the main building are wrapped in glass tubes.

I love this building. This has been on my bucket list for years. Tour was great, guide was very knowledgeable. A lot to see. I really wish we could have taken photos inside the administration building and research tower since they are no longer occupied and there is no proprietary information in view. The Lily Pad gift shop should also have books related to the architecture of the buildings and perhaps gifts to purchase related to the architectural design. I’m very glad that the company does provide access to the public for free tours though, it is definitely something to see!

Absolutely unusual, educational and inspiring place to visit. And free for all. We have done the different tours, different times of year and want to come back again!

Lake Geneva Shore Path – A Scenic and Serene Walk Through History Walking the Lake Geneva Shore Path was one of the most peaceful and inspiring experiences I've had. The trail wraps around the lake and gives you an up-close view of beautiful historic estates, charming gardens, and the crystal-clear water of Lake Geneva. Each section of the path has its own personality, from wooded stretches to lakefront mansions, and it’s amazing how every homeowner maintains their portion of the trail uniquely. There’s a real sense of history here—you can almost feel the stories behind each estate as you pass by. It’s a long walk if you want to do the full loop (over 20 miles!), but even walking a portion is well worth it. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water—there are a few uneven spots, but nothing too difficult. Highly recommend this for nature lovers, history buffs, and anyone looking for a relaxing, picturesque day outdoors.

Lake Geneva Shore Path runs along the entire lake. On the 26 mile path you’ll pass historic estates with beautifully sculptured gardens and landscapes. History serves that 2500 BC to 1836 AD Chief Big Foot and his Potawatomi tribe walked this path between their villages. The path has been preserved nicely by all the estate owners that live on the lake. The path is rugged in places made up of brick, wood, stones, boulders and slate. It’s an enjoyable walk with plenty of breathtaking views and colorful inlets that change in the seasons!

Beautiful path and great for a family walk. Wear good shoes because not all paths are smooth. Bring a camera to capture ideas for gardens and for butterflies and bumble bees.

We walked the path from the library and again from Williams Bay So much fun to see all the houses - Some parts of the trail are maintained better than others- but the worst we ran into were some mud puddles the day after a rain Thoroughly enjoyed the path

Love walking the Lake Shore Path. Especially in the fall time. Path goes completely around the lake, but has multiples places you can enter at. A peaceful walk. 💗

Love it! I feel so grateful that this trail exists. The views of the water, gorgeous homes, and beautifully landscaped areas are amazing. This is definitely more of a hiking trail, so it may not be a good option for those with limited mobility or anyone using a stroller. Access points are limited. We parked one car at our starting point and another at our end destination, and the stretch we walked was about six miles. There were no bathrooms and no easy ways to exit once on the trail, so plan ahead. Definitely worth the trip!

Lake geneva was definitely a beautiful place to explore. Loved the time we spent at the lake.

On our way into Lake Geneva, we stopped at the ‘Tristan Crist Magic Theater.’ I wasn’t sure what to expect from a magician in the middle of a corn field, so we were pleasantly surprised by a great show. Some of his tricks were amazing. Definitely Vegas quality! So next time you’re in Lake Geneva, don’t miss it!

Tristin's show was terrific. Offered a wide variety of magic, illusions, etc. with his assistant Shannon . Fun for adults as well as kids. Nice use of audience participation. Definitely recommend seeing it. Well worth the ticket price. This is Vegas type entertainment

This show was better than I expected, even with all.of the great reviews! It was an action-packed and very entertaining 90 minutes. Lots of interacting with the audience and all ages seemed to really enjoy the show. Tristan is very funny and very skilled! My husband and I.both really enjoyed it.

Great show! Everyone needs to experience the magic! My 7 y.o son wont stop talking about how cool it was.

My husband and I went here on our anniversary weekend trip. It was an amazing experience! You have to do this! I don't want to give too much away...lol. Atmosphere and staff were top notch. The show itself was indescribable We had chills! Tristan was very down to earth and so funny! PUT on list to do! Make sure you get tickets online way before you want to go because it sells out fast!!!

10/10 show, very entertaining and fun! Great facility and experience. Would recommend

This was a last minute addition to our vacation itinerary and so glad we did. My 7 year old LOVED it and decided she wants to be a magician now. It's a relatively intimate venue so you can see the illusions very well. Still have no idea how they pulled a single one off. I prefer to believe they really are magic. Well worth it and great family fun!

Geneva Lake is such a beautiful spot to visit. The water is clear, the views are stunning, and the entire area feels relaxing and inviting. Whether you’re walking along the shore path, enjoying a boat ride, or just sitting by the lake, it’s a wonderful place to spend time. It’s definitely one of Wisconsin’s gems and worth a visit.

"Lake Geneva is such a beautiful place to visit! The lake path gives incredible views of historic estates, and the water is so clean and inviting. Perfect spot to relax and recharge."

The water is super warm, however you have to pay a beach entrance fee. Jet ski is about 140/hour and 6-seater boat is 350 for 2 hours

Geneva lake has to be one of the most clean and beautiful lakes in all of Wisconsin. There is a lake path that travels around the whole lake giving you views of lots of beautiful houses, flowers, gardens, beaches and much more. Definitely worth a visit and a walk. It's just over 21 miles around but easily can be broken into smaller sections.

First time on this Lake. Very nice. Fishing was slow. Boat ramp was very nice.$12 to launch. Surprisingly busy for a Tuesday with kids still in school. We were there at 10 a.m. and only five about 30 stalls were still available.

Wonderful place to relax and visit with family. Beautiful views of the lake all around

Amazing!

Is an interesting free tour. It literally takes 30 min and it is very basic. You don't actually get to see them making the beans but you see videos of the history and work. It is a fun activity for kids and families. They have most Harry Potter candy!!

We came 9/4/2017 free tours hours 9am -4pm The tour wait was 30 mins & the tour itself took about 15 mins. The candy store has a lot of options & the prices are affordable and we got a 20% discount that we found in a Wisconsin magazine that was found at the store. Overall was fun experience.

Came to Kenosha on a whim and discovered it was home to my favorite candy and a FREE tour to boot! With free jelly bellies at the end?! An amazing find. Went home with way too much candy. Great deals on "flops" buy two, get three free.

My husband loves jelly beans so this was a fun stop on our way home to Chicago. They have free samples of everything and if you're lucky, Sam I Am will be working the counter and he'll make fun Jelly Bean cocktails for you! He made a mimosa and a pumpkin pie for me. They had 1/2 pound bags of jelly beans for $1, buy one get one free! What a deal!! The factory tour was 15 minutes of fun if you are aware that it's not the factory where they make the jelly beans--its just a warehouse. You get a free bag of jelly beans after!

We did this stop as my wife really wanted to go here. We had been at my brothers place and this stop was on the route home. We had lots of fun. You have a guy that helped eith the sample bar and he was awesome a funny too. He made up some combos for us to try and he was spot on. Thanks for the good time.

Fun. So many flavoured beans. Come out take the tour. It's an hour out of your day + you get a paper hat + a jelly belly snack bag + you ride on a train. Hello, a train (more like a cart, but you get the idea. Look at pics). Enjoy. Its SUPER FUN.

Good thing the tour is free. You ride a train around the warehouse past a bunch of props and several stops to watch old videos showing production techniques and company history. They give you a small bag of jelly beans at the end. They sell their rejects at a reduced but still pricey rate. Their chocolate candies were unimpressive and the taffy was hard as a rock.

Pleasant prairie premium outlets ,30 miles from o hare airport… Good outlet mall where u find lot of brands … Good price and nice collection available here

A lot of stores I love to visit are places like Tory Burch, Coach, Kade spade ,Calvin Klein, Perfume Hut, Old Navy, polo Ralph Lauren and of course I can’t forget Starbucks—their coffees never miss! These are my favorite spots, especially the purse outlets and Perfume Hut They’re honestly the best places to kill time. The atmosphere is always relaxed, the variety is amazing, and the people are so kind and patient. It just makes the whole experience even better. Whether I’m shopping, browsing, or just enjoying a drink, I always walk out feeling happy.

Great outlet stores with sales upwards to 50% off. Also a smaller tax rate in the state of Wisconsin!

The food was amazing and the service was honestly great. When we asked our server to take photos of us he took professional looking photos. And don’t get me started on the food. The lamb was perfectly seasoned and soft and the chicken skewers were so juicy and tender. The only reason why I give this restaurant four stars is because it took a while for the food to come. Other than that everything was perfect.

Visited two stores and most of the average build guy items were not in stock. Maybe in transition of seasons, however, as I walked all through the stores searching, no one approached me to ask if i needed any assistance. The parking lot was well laid out & clean, as we're the stores.

Ive been here for two black friday deals. Great place and always fun to shop because the lay out of the mall is so easy to walk around. No second floors. Everything is in one floor since its a strip mall. And its like a square layout. So if your in the middle, you can easily find the brand you are looking for by just looking at the brand name logo on top of the shop.

The empty store areas are not good nor is the fact that customers pour money into buying here and it looks like it's all deserted like. No plants no decor of any kind. No welcoming vibe. There are only 2 restaurants in the area for a mall and there not even IN the mall. Culvers and McDonald's ... big deal. I'm disappointed how run down it looks

Strawberry picking was fantastic! We love going to the market with so many varieties of fresh goods. If you've never been you are totally missing out on a real treat. Best apple cider donuts and ice cream!!!

We had a blast! So much to do here! My favorite place to go with family. You can spend the entire day here and not get bored for just $20 per person. Also amazing fresh, warm apple cider donuts! Phone died, could not take more pics, sorry, but trust me, sooooo much to do! You will not regret going!

Went apple picking two weekends ago. We had a good time. The apples are delicious. We got a chance to go to the different games, ride the carousel, pet animal in the petting zoo and so much more. Definitely recommend to go wether just to go apple picking or to enjoy the games and food. Plus the big assortment of products they have at the store.

We visited Stade’s Farm & Market on Monday, October 13th, 2025, enjoying the extra day off. It was so much fun! There is so much to do here! A cool corn maze, plenty of fun tractors to sit on, trampolines, petting zoos, etc. A fresh market of course with Apple cider donuts (family favorite) and we got some pumpkins too. It was my first time but the people I was with have been here several times and showed me around. Not a whole lot to comment on, overall, just good! (Written 10-23-25)

I went to Stade’s Farm & Market today with 2 of my friends, and we had a fabulous time! Stade’s farm is quite large and though there were many people there, it never felt crowded. We picked apples and there were quite a few varieties available. The apples look and taste great! And we also shopped at the market for additional fresh vegetables. The staff was very friendly and helpful. This was a great experience and easy to get to from Chicago.

I’ve been coming here all my life, the farmers market is excellent, apple cider donuts are next level, sweet corn is legend around here. Pumpkin picking is $8 a pumpkin and they do not allow dogs anywhere on the property. There are tons of activities and stuff to do with the family on the weekend. They’ve really built up quite the spot over the years!

Had a nice day and farm is well run to monetize whatever they have on offer. My biggest issue was I spent $30 on a box of self harvest veggies and everything in the field was overripe or over picked. I came home to find out zucchini and squash were too overripe to use. Tomatoes look good but hard as a rock. Had to really search for broccoli crowns. Cabbage was rotten. Soybeans were dead. If the season is over, tell your customers, don’t charge them $30 and them let them find out when they get home. The apples were good though and it is September. I should’ve known not to bother with veggies but they really shouldn’t have offered self harvest. Otherwise we had a great time. Cost was $80 (apples and veggies), $43 (lunch), $25 (in the market for jam and bbq rub, plus a few ears of corn). **update, the broccoli was full of caterpillars and inedible. There were just too many to pick out. It was one of the few vegetables we were able to harvest. The zucchini and squash were overripe and unusable.

Love this park!! 😍Very peaceful. There are a couple of small playground areas for kids. And Its just a short walk from the parking lot up to the overlook where there are 2 benches to enjoy the sunset. They provide bags for pet 💩 which helps if you forget your own. Ticks are aplenty, be sure your pet is medicated and check very closely after. We didn't go off trail and my pup had 2 ticks, must be from going potty just slightly off the path.

The fall colors are starting and it’s awesome! This was a great time to take a stroll through! The nature center is in the middle of some of the trails and was a great place to stop along the walk. The boardwalk was by far the coolest part of the 3 mile journey. Most of the trails are flat but a bit rocky and a small portion was paved. Be careful of the smallest creatures on these paths. There are a ton of grasshoppers. Overall a good way to spend a Sunday!

Great forest preserve with tons of the walking paths. Some of them more exposed to the sun (so could be hot). Playground is small, but great addition to the families with kids. Restrooms are clean. Some picnic tables near parking lot and along the path.

We really enjoyed our visit. The trails are wide and well maintained. Also, not too much vertical variation so pretty easy walking. We were there on a beautiful Sunday afternoon and it was not crowded at all. Real washrooms, not outhouse at the Opposum parking area with a nice play area for small children.

Great place to go on a nice nature hike or walk. Tons of wild life.

Moraine Hills State Park is a true escape into nature's beauty. The trails wind through diverse landscapes, from serene woodlands to vibrant wetlands teeming with wildlife. I spent hours exploring, and each turn revealed a new wonder. The lake is perfect for kayaking, and the lookout tower offers breathtaking panoramic views. It's a peaceful haven for hikers, bikers, and anyone seeking tranquility. Moraine Hills is a must-visit for nature lovers.

Great park to spend a few hours in! My dog loves it!