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Wisconsin, South area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on BnBStar.com
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A real must see part of America where you’ll enjoy beautiful scenery, superb bed and breakfast accommodation in Wisconsin South, a region that promises every visitor an enthralling experience. Take a few days to explore one of the charming and diverse localities, each adding their own distinctive flavour and attractions to create truly wonderful ‘get away’ destinations.
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Amid the rolling green landscapes, there’s a countryside dotted with picturesque farms and charming, small communities just waiting to be explored; it's extremely pleasurable to get lost in a rural setting of winding trout streams, hardwood forests and deep ravines. It's a recreational paradise affording a plethora of activities including downhill skiing, hunting and fishing with excellent bed and breakfast facilities to unwind.
Wisconsin South boasts plenty of urban culture, natural beauty and small town charm, whether you cycle along the beach, shop till you drop in Milwaukee or cruise on the Harbor, dine at one of the splendid restaurants or simply stroll the walkways, you are assured of a complete vacation relaxation, you'll encounter ethnic caves, fascinating artistic communities and some of the state's most interesting tourist attractions. Nestled on the edge of Lake Michigan is Milwaukee, entirely devoted to recreation and enjoyment with a multitude of exciting events awaits the eager visitor. The sports enthusiasts will find a haven for spectator sports.
Why not cheer ‘on’ or ‘boo’ according to your allegiance the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team at the Bradley Center, or the Milwaukee Brewers; perhaps enjoy a fall festival or the performing and visual arts. Festivals and shows challenge your senses, this is a city just made for shopping, nightlife, dining and dancing with striking lakefront walks, pretty marinas and 5 stunning beaches.
Visit the marvellous Olympic training site of Petit Ice Center, one of the few indoor 400-meter speed skating ovals in the world; other amenities include 16 large outdoor and indoor pools. From water-sports to the glorious golf courses and scenic state parks and gardens, this vibrant city offers a perfect combination of energizing recreation and relaxation. You’ll find every sport including baseball, softball, rugby, soccer and volleyball. The parks system also includes a 90-mile Oak Leaf Trail where you can go biking, skating, cross-country skiing, running and walking, offering the whole family a great vacation!
For the almost unforgettable adventure, a visit to Madison is a must. Enjoy all the cosmopolitan influences of the city with every style of cuisine imaginable with stylish bed and breakfast that Wisconsin South has to offer. Downtown Madison boasts a unique landscape like no other, built on an isthmus between two beautiful glacial lakes; the Monona and Mendota.
The Winnebago Indian tribe recognized the supreme beauty of the area and the Yahara River provides a wealth of recreational activity. Madison revolves around a wide variety of ethnic restaurants, performing arts and outdoor leisure activities. Enjoy the crisp fresh air as you stroll the serene lakeside or explore the many wonderful attractions and communities, take a scenic drive from the heart of the city to the surrounding countryside. You will find the best of all worlds with picturesque adjacent towns providing stimulating cultural offerings, distinctive restaurants and shops, and an irreverent spirit of fun. Renowned for its beautiful scenery, it offers endless opportunities with one of the most beautiful lakefronts, parks for hiking, biking, swimming and sailing with cross-country skiing and ice fishing. The city also boasts pristine beaches and excellent golf courses. Miles of trails, many of which encircle the lakes, are available for cyclists, in-line skaters, joggers and hikers. Head southwest and you'll encounter the "mustard capital of the world" at Mount Horeb, or opt for Mineral Point, a restored Cornish miner settlement. Nestled among farm fields lies the lovely little village of Cambridge, known as the "pottery center of the Midwest."
Here you'll find a mixture of both old and new, of Victorian storefronts and century-old buildings, with charming shops and galleries and a myriad of specialties. Koshkonong Creek runs right through the center and the creek is very popular with canoeists in fair weather. In the winter it is a favourite of cross-country skiers who follow its path through the Cam-Rock system.
Lake Geneva offers charm and romance, take a long deep breath and kiss your stresses good-bye: this gorgeous, year-round resort town offers a haven of peace and tranquillity. Beach buffs can choose from one of several beaches that offer a plethora of water sports. Leisurely cruises on restored historic yachts and replicas of paddle wheel steamers carry passengers past stately mansions, including some Victorian estates. There is a water park for children and the world's largest refracting telescope at Yerkes Observatory.
Winter offers family skiing on top of the nearby mountain or you could go horseback riding, skating, ice boating, or sleigh rides. Board a classic yacht for a cruise around the second deepest lake in Wisconsin, or stroll the scenic walks of Lakeshore Path. Then there is the 3 magnificent courses for memorable golf surrounded by hundreds of acres of oak, hickory and walnut trees, rolling meadows and glistening ponds. If you love fishing, then a trip to Green Lake is a must; there you can fish trout, bluegills and small mouth bass.
A familiar icon in Racine, thanks to the many artists and photographers who have captured its beauty, is the Wind Point Lighthouse an observation deck provides breathtaking views of the waters, as well as glimpses of Milwaukee to the North and Kenosha to the south. On a clear day you can see as far as the Sears Tower building in Chicago! Sheboygan, nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan is a haven for sports enthusiasts and provides a myriad of culture amid the arts, history and is also famous for its supreme salmon and trout fishing and golf. Sheboygan Falls, located on the picturesque Sheboygan River, blends a rich architectural and cultural heritage. For those interested in a romantic getaway or family vacation, Plymouth is casual and relaxing with many activities for family vacations. Kids will love sliding down the 20 foot water slide at the Plymouth Aquatic Center and skating the ramps at the Seventh Element Skateboard Park.
Plymouth is both charming and beautiful, it straddles the gently rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine, which also makes Plymouth an ideal place for visitors to rest, relax and rejuvenate while experiencing a unique and historic town. You’ll be captivated by the incomparable architecture and beautiful artwork found in the quaint pubs, shops and contemporary galleries and you’ll find the trails and lakes breathtaking, lush and refreshing. After a long day of sightseeing you’ll certainly find comfort and character in one of Plymouth’s many bed and breakfast and where the entire Wisconsin South is waiting for your visit!
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