Tons of shops with unique and affordable items. Some of the best food and entertainment is along this street too!
Also known as the Armory and Gymnasium, this historic architectural beauty once hosted basketball games, military exercises, dances and political rallies. Also had a bowling alley and a swimming pool.
Ready for some book learnin’? Memorial Library is the principal library for most of humanities and social sciences. With three million volumes, it is the largest single collection in Wisconsin. Read more.
The diverse and tasty food cart fare is the main draw, but don’t be surprised if you get caught up listening to music or some good old-fashioned rabble-rousing. Expressions of free speech are welcome.
One of the country’s leading university art museums, the Chazen houses a permanent collection of 16,000 works of art dating from 2300 B. C. to present day. Read more.
Take a break in this gorgeous sanctuary located away from buildings and traffic. Trivia: The women's tennis courts were situated here in the 1950s.
Get your game face on! Whether you're in Section O or P or anywhere in-between, you’re inside one of the greatest college football venues in America. Read more.
We’re not America’s Dairyland for nothing. We recommend the Berry Alvarez, Orange Custard Chocolate Chip, and Blue Moon flavors. Read more.
With 10,000 sq. ft. under glass and 10 growing bays, this facility provides an amazing growing space for CALS students. It’s also home to the “corpse flower,” whose bloom smells like rotting meat. Read more.
This 2.5-acre horticultural teaching garden offers an ever-changing panorama of herbaceous (and bodacious!) ornamentals. Look for wedding nuptials here on weekends. Read more.
The dome opens for free tours of the night sky on first and third Wednesdays. Observation (visibility) status provided via Twitter 30 minutes prior. Read more.
Runner? Bird-lover? Hiker? This advanced map is helping Arb fans get even more out of the place they love -- including tracking wild turkeys! Read more.
Welcome to the House that Herb built, home to UW basketball, hockey, concerts and special events. Don't miss the coolest artwork on campus: World-famous glass artist Dale Chiluly's Mendota Wall. Read more.
