Location: Fountain City
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Fountain City in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Art Museums. Discover best things to do in Fountain City with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Minnesota Marine Art Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By AquatenniiaT - Combined Locks, Wisconsin
We find ourselves talking about this museum more often than we could have expected. My favorite painting was Washington Crossing the Delaware. For DH, a painting by Church captured his attention and impressed him that Winona would have such high quality and famous artists.... Of course the museum has paintings by more famous artists, too! But we appreciated it all and would go back if in Winona again!
2. Elmer's Auto & Toy Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
See muscle cars, antique and classic cars, along with motorcycles, bicycles, wagons, over 125 pedal tractors, over 500 pedal cars, hundreds of antique dolls, and thousands of antique toys dating as far back as the 1800's. This collection includes cast-iron, pressed steel, tin wind-ups, Japanese tin, and battery operated toys. Toys are from the USA, Canada, Germany, England, Argentina, and France. We are open two weekends a month starting the weekend of Mother's Day. We are open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on those days. Admission prices are $8 for adults, $7 for seniors (65+), and $4 for students (6-17). (Children under 6 are free.) We also offer refreshments (ice cream, pop, chips, candy, etc.) in the house. Everyone is welcome to come on any of the dates we are open. We also cater to tour buses, car and truck clubs, and other groups that wish to make special arrangements in advance. Please call for more information. THE FOLLOWING DATES ARE WHAT WE HAVE LEFT OF OUR 2014 SEASON: July 4, 5, and 6 **SPECIAL** - Come celebrate the 4th with us! - Vintage tractors on display this weekend. See many vintage tractors from the 1930's, 40's, 50's, and more! July 19 and 20 - Wisconsin's "Best Kept Secret" - Come and see the largest museum of its kind in the Midwest Aug 2 and 3 - Stay the weekend in Fountain City. We have some of the most unique places to stay and the best dining establishments in the country. Aug 16 and 17 - Visit us now and stay the whole day. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the most spectacular view. Aug 30, 31 and Sept 1 **SPECIAL** - Bluegrass music by "Cedar Valley" beginning at 1:00pm on Monday, Sept. 1 - Enjoy a tour of the museum this weekend and then visit the Lion's Club Farm Fest for good food, music, and fun on Saturday and Sunday Sept 13 and 14 - Senior Citizen Weekend! *Discount and free refreshments for all senior citizens* Sept 27 and 28 **SPECIAL** - Vintage race cars on display. Visit with some of the local "Older" and "Newer" drives and crews. - See the #8 Monte Carlo Race Car previously driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr. Oct 4 and 5 - Enjoy the beauty of the spectacular autumn colors seen high above the Mississippi River Valley. This is one of the most spectacular views along the river. Oct 11 and 12 - Come and see the unbelievable collection of cars, cycles, dolls, toys, pedal tractors, pedal cars, and airplanes, antique tools, and much more! Oct 18 and 19 - This is our last weekend of 2014. Thanks for a great year! See you in 2015!
Reviewed By jaspermunch - Wisconsin
The collections is jammed into far too small of an area. Had this been in a proper building, with decent displays, it could be the #1 tourist attraction in the Midwest. The collection is great, but too much stuff jammed in , under, behind, and over there, in the dimly lit areas.
No Cameras allowed, no pictures period.
Buildings are almost dark, very poor lighting, yes it is THAT DARK.
3. Garvin Heights
Overall Ratings
5 based on 214 reviews
A scenic overlook where visitors can see from Lake Pepin to Mount Trempealeau.
Reviewed By Bonnie H
Drove up to this scenic viewpoint and really did enjoy the view. Noted a walking trail, but not sure of distance so didn't take.
4. Rock in the House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Nathan R - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Been driving by this for years and continually wonder what keeps is going. This is a neat attraction though and I recommend checking it out, it is very inexpensive and only takes a few minutes.
5. Mahnomen Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Very beautiful! We always bring the dogs. (leashed please) and a backpack of goodies! We like to snack in the pine forest! It is very quite and a great walk spring thru fall and winter with little snow. Depending on the weather the misquitos can be bad.
6. Lake Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Randy H - Winona, Minnesota
Lake Park in Winona, Minnesota is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen! There is a paved path that surrounds the lake, that you can walk, bike, roller blade, ect... Gorgeous tree covered bluffs, playground, veteran's memorial, rose gardens, fishing piers, ducks and swans,
ect... Lake Park is an Ideal place to spend the day and have fun and relax...great for all ages. I go there several times a week, and I feel very lucky to live only a mile from there.
7. Seven Hawks Vineyard
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Syxepac - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This was the fifth stop on our tour today and I was pleasantly surprised by the quaintness of the building that the shop is in. We were welcomed immediately and the gentlemen that did our tasting were extremely enthusiatic about their wines and giving their...MoreHello...thank you very much for visiting our tasting room and for taking the time to post your comment....we are pleased that you had a good experience... Brad, owner /winemaker
8. Kinstone
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Kinstone is located in rural Fountain City, Wisconsin. It features one of the largest privately owned stone circles in the world. This has not been confirmed, but we must be close! There are over a million tons of granite boulders, standing stones. Come to enjoy the beauty of the space, see our gardens find a spot for quiet contemplation and re-connect to nature, or take a circuitous walk around to visit the stones and natural buildings. It is a contemplative, park-like place with spectacular views and intriguing sculpture and structures. This 30-acre bluff-top property has over 100 standing stones including a large stone circle and dolmen, classic labyrinth, thatched cordwood chapel, dry-stack stone sculpture, natural buildings, permaculture gardens, terraces and more. There are alignments at Solstice and Equinox. Kinstone is also home to Kinstone Classroom where we provide education for health and sustainable living.
Reviewed By Susan R - West Saint Paul, Minnesota
I participated in a Cordwood Building class recently. A place that should not be ignored- day or night. Labyrinth of seven circuits, Megalithic Dolmen, Kinstone Chapel, examples of cordwood buildings, tours and education... AND the goats!Thanks Susan! You have left a lasting impact on the place with your help on our Dragon's Keep cordwood building.
9. Basilica of St. Stanislaus Kostka
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Janet S - Lakeland
Beautiful church in a quiet small town on the banks of the Mississippi River. Lovely interior with gorgeous stained glass windows and a huge pipe organ loft. Exterior is difficult to photograph due to electrical wires and poles, but nice from across the street. Pretty little grotto on the side.
10. Merrick State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Amy S - Mondovi, Wisconsin, United States
This park is made for boaters. There are many spots for boaters to park their vehicles and put their boats in the water. The views from the rivers are amazing as the hills of the Coulee region surround the park. There are also canoes to rent if you don't own a boat. You can camp at this park. Most of the campsites have gorgeous river views. There is also a nature center and hiking trails.
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