12 Wisconsin cities with the best Fourth of July celebrations
While patriotic celebrations can be found all across Wisconsin, a few cities do Independence Day particularly big. Here are a few of our favorite Fourth of July festivities:
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While patriotic celebrations can be found all across Wisconsin, a few cities do Independence Day particularly big. Here are a few of our favorite Fourth of July festivities:
Midway between Milwaukee and Chicago, Kenosha is a vibrant city that is full of history, charm, and more than a few unexpected surprises.
Wisconsin Dells is known for its waterparks, but there is so much more. Next time you’re there, try a few of our family-friendly favorites.
Just seven miles apart from one another on the Lake Michigan coast, Manitowoc and Two Rivers offer visitors a fantastic blend of history, beauty and adventure.
Milwaukee’s German Fest is the perfect way to learn about and embrace our state’s German history.
With world-class resorts, incredible restaurants and year-round activities, Lake Geneva is known for being the pinnacle of luxury and relaxation.
From warm days on the lake and summer sunsets, to cooking brats on the grill and enjoying an ice cream cone, summer in Wisconsin is something to celebrate.
Just an hour west of Madison lies Mineral Point, Wisconsin, a charming little town nestled among the hills of the Driftless Area.
Whether it’s an overdue couple’s getaway you’re after or a fun-filled family vacation, here are 10 summer trip ideas worth exploring.
Barron County is the perfect place to escape to if you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.