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Plan a one-of-a-kind farm vacation where friendly animals graze outside your window and country breezes restore your soul.

Some of Wisconsin’s best places to visit are quiet, quaint and easily drivable. Where will you go next?

With connections to Frank Lloyd Wright and Shakespeare, tiny Spring Green is a cultural heavy- weight located just over 30 miles west of Madison.

Not far south from where the Mississippi River leaves Minnesota and becomes Wisconsin’s western border, you’ll find the small town of Pepin.

Hidden among the rugged hills of Wisconsin’s Driftless Area is Viroqua: a tiny but charming town with a population of just 4,500.

Reimagined during the ’80s and ’90s by developer Bob Lang, downtown Delafield is expanding its colonial aesthetic for cosmopolitan flair.

By Mary Bergin A tiny sign says “cinnamon roll,”but this is no pudgy pedestrian pastry, slathered with vanilla icing. What we have is croissant…

It’s worth making a date to stop, linger and savor Cambridge, located only half an hour from the state Capitol building.

Nestled within southern Wisconsin’s bucolic rolling hills lies a small town big on attractions: Mineral Point.

As we revel in spring, there’s no better time to trot your best furry pal to one of the city’s dog parks for some sun and fun.