Wisconsin Travel and Tourism Guide

Wisconsin is one of the most vividly stereotyped states in the country (could it have to do with being next to Minnesota? nah.), yet anyone willing to step foot here will realise the error of their ways almost immediately. Madison and Milwaukee are thriving urban centers that each boast a multitude of wonderfully unique cultural perks, whereas just outside these cities lies breathtakingly beautiful countryside that resembles central Europe more than it does the Midwest. It should be no surprise then that Wisconsin is home to the country's largest German and second-largest Polish ethnic populations, and with that comes a multitude of wonderful blended tradition to form something uniquely "Wisconsin". The cheese, as most of you already know, is unmissable; and Wisconsin has arguably the most diverse and wonderful breweries in the entire country.

It is also known as "America's Dairyland,". Citizens of Wisconsin are referred to as Wisconsinites or "Cheeseheads," because of the prevalence and quality of cheesemaking in the state, and for the novelty hats made of yellow foam in the shape of a triangular block of cheese made popular by the fans of the state's professional football team the Green Bay Packers.