Wisconsin Travel Guide

Dip Into Dairyland for Fun and Adventure

Known as America’s Dairyland, many travelers come to Wisconsin to taste the cheese that made this state famous. While your first stop may be a dairy farm, your Midwestern adventure could continue with you hiking through a forest, admiring the architecture in a big city or taking in the scenery along a lakeshore. This state’s diverse landscape and a variety of family-friendly attractions—as well as plenty of Wisconsin hotel deals—makes it easy to experience this great destination that has something for everyone.

Madison:
A Capital of Culture & Innovation

This Midwest hot spot offers museums, natural landmarks and rich history for endless discovery and inspiration.

Visit Madison

Appleton:
Heart of the Fox Cities

From the food to the picturesque scenery, there are plenty of things locals and visitors love about Wisconsin's "Big Apple."

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9 Wisconsin Cheese Dishes

For the cheesehead in everyone, here are a few favorite dishes from Madison restaurants—plus some surprising offerings even locals might not expect.

Family Vacation Fun

For more architectural wonders that are just a short drive from Madison, make your way to Frank Lloyd Wight’s famed summer home, Taliesin, and visit the House on the Rock designed by Alex Jordan, Jr. If you’re traveling with kids, be sure to plan for a stop at Wisconsin Dells, “The Waterpark Capital of the World.” In addition to visiting the waterparks, you can take a boat tour of the Wisconsin River.

Beer Tycoons

When it comes to “world capitals,” Wisconsin is also home to Milwaukee—it’s biggest city—and the “Beer Capital of the World.” Beer enthusiasts have their choice of breweries to tour, ranging from small craft establishments to nationally known brands. If you want to get a more in-depth look at how the city’s earliest beer tycoons lived, visit the Capitan Frederick Pabst Mansion.

Go Long in Green Bay

Football traditions run deep in Green Bay at Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers. Sports fans can take a behind-the-scenes stadium tour to see what game day is like for the players. If you’re looking for more Wisconsin attractions in the Green Bay area, the National Railroad Museum is worth a visit, and the natural beauty of Door County is just a short drive away.

Wisconsin Hotels

Whether you’re heading to Wisconsin for a small town getaway, a big city adventure or anything in between, book a room at one of the Choice Hotels in Wisconsin. Our hotels offer great rates, convenient locations and amenities that help you make the most of your trip.