Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Wisconsin

While in Wisconsin, you might enjoy a visit to:

110-foot-long pedestrian tunnel rigged with motion sensors hooked to 22 translucent fish sculptures that pulse with LED lighting simulating motion.
~21 miles from Kaukauna.

Statuesque time piece attached to a building owned by a local manufacturer of wood products. After driving out to see it, you'll know precisely when it's time to leave.
~40 miles from Kaukauna.

A three-masted schooner sunk in a gale in 1896, and was only discovered when a later generation dug a marina -- which is where the decrepit remains are now on display.
~46 miles from Kaukauna.

James Tellen, a furniture-maker, sculpted 30 imaginative concrete figures in his back yard, including one of Abe Lincoln chopping wood.
~49 miles from Kaukauna.

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