DESTINATION Wisconsin

In Wisconsin, you’ll find inspiring places, fun-loving people and genuine hospitality. The state’s great natural beauty – from the woods and waters of the north to the hidden valleys and rolling countryside of the south – has been attracting visitors for well over a century. Hook the catch of the day on one of the 15,000 lakes or travel back roads in search of artisanal cheese and the best small town cafes. Put on your cheese-shaped foam headgear and make your way to a Packers game or head to one of the many speedways throughout the state to catch a race or two. Visit world-class museums like the Milwaukee Art Museum, the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, and Hearthstone Historic House Museum in Appleton. Whatever you chose to do, you are guaranteed to have a great time in Wisconsin.

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Published on May 16th, 2013

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Pampered Getaway: 3 Top Resorts & Spas in the Midwest

Lean in, we’ll let you in on a little secret…some of the best places to be pampered are in the Midwest. Yes, that’s right, the Midwest. While many people look along the coasts from sea to shining sea for beach-side havens, flyover country has the crème de la crème of resorts and spas. We at Best Midwest Travel give you our top three picks for the best resorts and spas in the Midwest. The American Club Resort | Kohler, Wisc. … Read More »


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Published on May 3rd, 2013

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Smoked Meats? 5 Must-Eat BBQ Spots in the Midwest

As the weather warms up and you put away your thick blizzard-proof coat, you know that Spring isn’t the only season that has sprung…it’s barbecue season! And there is no better place to get a sauce-slathered rack of ribs than the good ol’ Midwest! Best Midwest Travel has compiled a list of the best and, dare we say, sauciest joints to chow down on some fall-off-the-bone barbecue in the Midwest. Smoque BBQ | Chicago, Ill. Topping our list is Chicago’s Smoque BBQ. … Read More »


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Published on April 7th, 2013

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The Midwest: A Beer Lovers’ Paradise

Nothing’s better than a nice cold brew on a hot summer day (or any day of the year for that matter). The Midwest is known for playing host to some of the best craft beer breweries in the U.S., but what makes Midwest beer different from the rest? Some say the water is superior. Others say that the weather is perfect for making beer. Still others claim that it is the Midwestern love that is put into the beer. Time … Read More »


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Published on March 26th, 2013

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10 Top Roadside Attractions In The Midwest

There are two ways to do road trips: 1) to go straight from point A to point B in the least amount of time possible stopping only to sleep, eat, use the restroom, and pump gas and 2) to take your time and be more focused on the trip not the destination. Both ways can be memorable and fun, but we much prefer the latter. We’ve compiled a list of the ten roadside attractions that make us hit the brakes … Read More »


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Published on March 21st, 2013

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Things To Do: Three Top Midwest Film Fests In Spring 2013

Whether you are a movie buff, a filmmaker, or simply enjoy the delights offered on the silver screen, you must experience the Midwest film scene. The Midwest projects everything from knee-slapping comedies to eye-opening documentaries. And, as Spring approaches, so does the Midwest festival season. This is our list for the Spring’s best Midwest film fests. Of course, you’ll also have plenty of arts, architecture, shopping and nightlife along the way–more of that coming for you soon! Kansas City FilmFest … Read More »


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Published on November 1st, 2012

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Three Must-Visit Midwest Nature Areas

While it’s always a pleasure to admire beauty, the many off-the-beaten-path areas of the Midwest provide an opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the wonder of the natural world. Here is our list for the best Midwest state parks in which to experience nature in all its glory. Starved Rock State Park| Illinois Starved Rock State Park is filled with life year-round and the fact that it’s a relatively short drive outside of Chicago makes it viable for locals and visitors … Read More »