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The campus is nestled between beautiful Lake Mendota and historic State Street. Guided Walking tours of the campus are available Mon-Friday at 3pm and noon on Saturday and Sunday. Tours depart from the Red Gym, 716 Langdon St., Madison.

Madison's Center for the Arts.

The Wisconsin State Capitol is one of the most striking buildings in the Midwest, its dome rising above Capitol Square in the heart of downtown Madison. Free guided tours run regularly throughout the week and the surrounding square hosts the famous Saturday Farmers' Market from spring through fall. From the hotel, it's twenty minutes by car and well worth building into your visit.

The Alliant Energy Center is Madison's premier event venue, hosting everything from major concerts and trade shows to hockey games and the famous Dane County Farmers' Market. If you're coming to Madison for a specific event, there's a good chance it's happening here. This hotel near Alliant Energy Center is eighteen minutes away by car, making it a natural home base for whatever's on the schedule.

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1997 from his original 1938 plans, Monona Terrace is one of Madison's most distinctive landmarks. The building extends over Lake Monona, and the rooftop terrace offers sweeping views of the water and the Capitol skyline. Whether there's an event or not, it's a worthwhile detour downtown and is only a twenty-minute drive from the hotel.

Over 100 stores and eateries, including Boston Store, Dicks Sporting Goods, JCPenney, Sears, Victorias Secret, American Eagle and Bath and Body Works.

Henry Vilas Zoo is one of the few free-admission zoos in the country and it's been a Madison staple for over a century. Located on the Near West Side, the zoo is home to hundreds of animals and a well-loved children's play area. Our hotel near Henry Vilas Zoo is twenty-five minutes away, making it an easy half-day trip at no cost.

The House on the Rock, the vision of Alex Jordan, is a collection of the most unique and eclectic collections. Self guided tours. Allow three hours for the ultimate tour.

Familiar for its vibrant atmosphere and sunburst chairs. It is the most popular gathering place for the UW campus. Located on Lake Mendota, offering live music, food, sailboating or people watching. Dine in or relax outside.

Movie complex where all movies feature digital sound. Convenient parking. All theaters include Recliner Seating. Full service restaurant and bar is on premises.

Olbrich Botanical Gardens covers 16 acres on Madison's east side and is one of the city's more underrated attractions. The outdoor gardens are free to visit and include a rose garden, a sunken garden, and seasonal plantings throughout the year. Inside, the glass pyramid conservatory houses tropical plants, and the authentic Thai Pavilion is one of the few of its kind in the country. From the hotel, it's fifteen minutes by car.

The arboretum features many distinct ecological communities, horticultural collections, effigy mounds, & historic artifacts. Over 20 miles of a trail system, composed of footpaths, boardwalks and fire lanes.

Arena and athletic center at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The building opened in 1998, is home to the UW men's and women's basketball, men's and women's ice hockey. Capacity of 17,230. Located at intersection of W. Dayton and N. Frances St.

As a hotel near the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Holiday Inn Madison puts you close to one of the Big Ten's most celebrated campuses. UW-Madison sits along the shores of Lake Mendota, and the campus itself is worth exploring, from the iconic Memorial Union Terrace to Bascom Hill. Whether you're visiting for a Badgers game, a campus tour, or just to walk the lakeside path, it's about twenty to twenty-five minutes away by car.

Warner Park is one of Madison's most versatile outdoor spaces, covering the city's north side with athletic fields, a boat launch, picnic areas, and the Warner Park Community Recreation Center. It's also home to the Madison Mallards, the city's beloved summer baseball team. As a hotel near Warner Park in Madison, WI, Holiday Inn Madison at The American Center is fifteen minutes away by car. Catch a game or just enjoy the green space there.

Few stretches in Wisconsin have more going on than State Street. Running from Capitol Square straight to the UW-Madison campus, it's lined with locally owned restaurants, bars, music venues, bookstores, and shops. Crowds tend to gather here on weekend nights, but it's an easy and enjoyable walk any time of day. The hotel is twenty minutes away by car.

The Chazen Museum of Art sits on the UW-Madison campus and houses a permanent collection of more than 23,000 works, ranging from ancient Greek pottery to 20th-century paintings and prints. Admission is always free and the rotating exhibitions mean there's usually something new on view. It's one of the largest university art museums in the country and a low-key highlight of any Madison visit. It's twenty-five minutes from the hotel by car.