Things to do across Wisconsin

A Lake Michigan peninsula of lighthouses, orchards and small harbor towns, nicknamed the Cape Cod of the Midwest.

Hands-on agriculture museum with 60-plus interactive exhibits, a tractor simulator, and a farm tech shed.

A National Historic Landmark on the original Ringling Bros. winter quarters, with circus history exhibits and live big top shows.

County tourism office promoting fishing, hiking, and ATV trails along the Bay of Green Bay and Oconto River.

Kayak or cruise past sandstone sea caves and historic lighthouses on 21 Lake Superior islands and 12 miles of mainland shore.

Cross a rocky causeway to an 1869 lighthouse and climb 97 spiral steps for views over Lake Michigan and Door County.

Take a guided walk through a lit limestone cave full of stalactites, soda straws, helictites and colorful flowstone.

Cruise the Wisconsin River past sandstone cliffs and step ashore at Witches Gulch and Stand Rock on the Upper Dells tour.

Hike 500-foot quartzite bluffs above a 360-acre lake, swim from the beaches and scramble up to Balanced Rock.

See more than 200 aircraft, from a Spirit of St. Louis replica to a SpaceShipOne replica, next to the Oshkosh airport.

Walk into the Atrium at the home of the Green Bay Packers for the Packers Hall of Fame, Pro Shop, restaurant and stadium tours.

A Greek-mythology themed resort where you ride roller coasters, go-karts and waterslides in both indoor and outdoor parks.

A rail museum where you walk among 70-plus locomotives and cars, including Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4017, and take seasonal train rides.

Wisconsin's hometown craft brewery, maker of Spotted Cow, with a tasting room, gift shop and free self-guided tour of its Riverside brewery.

Spend a summer day on more than 70 acres of water slides, raft rides, wave pools and lazy rivers in the Wisconsin Dells.

Sixteen acres of free outdoor gardens near Lake Monona, with a Thai pavilion and a tropical conservatory under a glass pyramid.

Tour Frank Lloyd Wright's own home and studio on a 600-acre estate in the hills of Wisconsin's Driftless Area.

Walk through a house built atop a rock column, the 218-foot Infinity Room and an indoor carousel of 269 animals and 20,000 lights.