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5 Cheap Outdoor Things to Do in Madison, Wisconsin
Here is a guide for free or cheap outdoor things to do in the Madison, Wisconsin area from someone who has visited Wisconsin multiple times. These will be perfect activities to do during spring, summer, and even early fall, when the weather is nicer, based on my experiences when visiting during late summer. Harry Vilas Zoological Park and Gardens Address: 702 S Randall Ave, Madison, WI 53715Hours: Daily 9:30 am to 5 pm Madison is home to a free zoo! This zoo is a perfect place to visit for families on a budget. This zoo is of a decent size too, with plenty of animals and habitats to see and…
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4 Free Things to Do In Downtown Madison, Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin, is a great place to go for a quick weekend break in the summer. Not only is the weather pleasant, but the city vibes are buzzing. Everybody is out and about, and there are plenty of events happening. Here’s a roundup of 3 free things to do in Downtown Madison, Wisconsin. Saturday Market at the Square (Dane County Farmers’ Market) In a nutshell: A farmers’ market located in the square in front of the Wisconsin State Capitol. Located in the square in front of the Capitol, the Saturday Farmers’ Market is the biggest local farmers’ market in Wisconsin. Everything sold at the Saturday Market is made locally. No…
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5 Reasons To Take a New York Food Tour with Like A Local
New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the United States. One way for travelers to experience different countries and cultures is through their cuisine. What better place to experience it than NYC? Here’s our personal experience of taking a New York food tour with Like A Local Tours. Different cuisines to try and share On A New York Food Tour Before you go on the tour, make sure to come hungry. I am serious, since there are so many food samples you’ll get to taste. From appetizers like a Japanese-Mexican Taco to an authentic wood-fired pizza for an entree, and snacks like dumplings, it’s a multi-course…
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Guide to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens
Ever been to a garden so big that you can easily spend half a day to a full day exploring? Did I mention that said garden attraction is free? Here’s our guide to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens in Clemson, SC. Do look at the garden’s map before you go, since there are a lot of things to see and do in the garden. You can plot out a route that works for you and make backup plans in case it rains. Related South Carolina Content on the blog: Parking at the South Carolina Botanical Gardens There is one main entrance to the garden, and yes, you can drive around…
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What to Expect at YallFest Book Festival in Charleston, SC
The Ultimate Guide to Yallfest - A Young Adult yearly book festival held in Charleston, SC
