Below you´ll find the two spots I stopped in during my visit in Wisconsin.

• Madison
  • Lake Michigan
  • University of Madison
  • State Capitol Building
• Milwaukee
  • Milwaukee’s Lighthouse
  • Historic Third Ward
  • Milwaukee’s Great Church

Lake Michigan – A Serene Escape in Wisconsin

Lake Michigan’s beauty is simply captivating. During my time there, I loved walking along the shore, enjoying the tranquility of the lake, and taking in the fresh air. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to unwind in a stunning natural setting. The nearby parks offer great walking trails and photo opportunities. You can also enjoy water activities like kayaking or sailing on warmer days. If you visit in summer, the beaches are a great spot to relax.

University of Madison – A College Town with Charm

The University of Madison stands out as one of the coolest college towns I’ve explored. With its beautiful campus, impressive libraries, and vibrant student atmosphere, there’s always something to do. I loved strolling through the campus, and if you’re a fan of history and architecture, don’t miss the Memorial Union and its lakeside terrace. There’s also a lot of dining and nightlife to explore around the area. Whether you’re a student or just visiting, the energy of Madison is infectious.

Milwaukee’s Lighthouse – A Peaceful Spot for Reflection

The lighthouse in Milwaukee is a perfect spot to take a break from sightseeing and enjoy the views of Lake Michigan. I found it peaceful to stand at the lighthouse, watching the water stretch out before me. It’s a popular spot for photos, and if you’re into maritime history, you’ll find it fascinating too. It’s also near the Milwaukee Art Museum, so you can easily combine both in a day trip.

State Capitol Building

The State Capitol Building in Madison is an impressive structure that stands at the heart of the city. I was struck by its neo-classical architecture and the stunning dome, which is the tallest in the U.S. after the one in Washington, D.C. Inside, the building is equally magnificent, with beautiful murals, intricate carvings, and the rotunda that lets in light from above. It’s a must-see if you’re in Madison, and visitors can even take a free tour to learn about its history and function. Don’t miss a walk around the Capitol Square for stunning views and local shops.

Historic Third Ward – Milwaukee’s Trendy Neighborhood

One of Milwaukee’s most vibrant areas, the Historic Third Ward is a must-visit. This district is full of charm with its cobblestone streets, boutique shops, and fantastic restaurants. During my visit, I couldn’t resist exploring the galleries and catching a live performance at the Broadway Theatre Center. It’s a great area to spend an afternoon or evening, discovering local arts and enjoying the city’s best eateries.

Milwaukee’s Great Church – A Stunning Architectural Gem

Milwaukee’s Great Church is simply awe-inspiring. Whether you’re religious or not, the architecture alone makes it worth visiting. The intricate details, stained-glass windows, and grand design left me in awe. It’s a peaceful spot to take a break, reflect, or simply appreciate the craftsmanship. It’s easy to see why it’s one of the city’s most beloved landmarks.