Wisconsin Tourism
Tourism Sites
Cave of the Mounds
🧠Fact: A stunning natural limestone cave, discovered accidentally in 1939.
💡 Tip: Wear good shoes — it can get slippery underground.
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Cave of the Mounds, located near Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, is a stunning natural limestone cave known for its beautiful crystal formations and colorful mineral deposits. Discovered in 1939, the cave is often called the “jewel box” of America’s caves. Guided tours take visitors through winding passages lined with stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone formations. Above ground, the site features nature trails, fossil digging, and gardens, making it a fun and educational destination for all ages. This National Natural Landmark is a hidden gem in the Midwest, perfect for geology enthusiasts and curious explorers.
Wisconsin Dells
🧠Fact: Known as the “Waterpark Capital of the World,” with over 20 indoor and outdoor parks.
💡 Tip: Ride the Original Wisconsin Ducks — WWII-era amphibious vehicles — through land and water.
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Wisconsin Dells, known as the "Waterpark Capital of the World," is a premier Midwest vacation spot in southern Wisconsin. Famous for its indoor and outdoor waterparks, the city also boasts stunning sandstone cliffs along the Wisconsin River, perfect for scenic boat tours. Beyond water fun, visitors can enjoy amusement parks, wildlife parks, mini-golf, and live entertainment. The Dells offer year-round attractions, making it ideal for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike. Its mix of natural beauty and thrilling attractions makes Wisconsin Dells a top destination in the Midwest.