1. Willy Street and Tenny Park neighborhoods of Madison
2. Holy Hill, a Basilica and National Shrine in the town of Erin
3. Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s summer residence in Spring Green
6. Great view from Eno Vino on the top of the AC Hotel, in downtown Madison
1. Milwaukee is not a very safe city
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Wisconsin - Fried Cheese Curds - j.k. photo
Wisconsin - Butter Burger - w.n. photo
Wisconsin - cake - c.w. photo
Neighbors: Lake Superior (north), Michigan (northeast), Lake Michigan (east), Illinois (south), Iowa (southwest), Minnesota (west)
Size: 145,436 sq km (56,153 sq mi)
Population (in 2020): 5.8 million - 85,6% White, 6,4% Black (African American), 2.8% Asian, 2,4% two or more races
Capital city: Madison
People of Wisconsin are often nicknamed cheeseheads.
Milwaukee
Wisconsin - Milwaukee - Milwaukee Art Museum - j.k. photo
Milwaukee - Harley-Davidson Museum - j.k. photo
Wisconsin - Milwaukee - Choose a positive thought - d.d. photo
Wisconsin - Milwaukee - E Buffalo Street - d.d. photo 2
Madison
Wisconsin - Madison - State Street - g.e. photo
Madison - Madison Museum of Contemporary Art - j.k. photo
Wisconsin - Madison - State Street - g.e. photo
Lake Minocqua
Pattison State Park
Oshkosh
House on the Rock
Door County
Devil’s Lake State Park
Wisconsin - Devil's Lake State Park - j.k photo
Wisconsin Great River Road
Geneva Lake Shore Path, Lake Geneva
The Dells of the Wisconsin River
Taliesin East: Frank Lloyd Wright's Country Home