Area History
Lake Geneva Shore Path: This peaceful waterfront pathway winds around the 21 miles of Lake Geneva's perimeter, passing by historic landmark homes, beautiful gardens and local wildlife, and is just steps away from our front door.
Yerkes Observatory: You won't want to miss a visit to this one-of-a-kind historical location that's known as the birthplace of modern astrophysics. Pass through the same doors as Einstein, Sagan, Hubble, Kuiper, and more and take a tour of the unique building that houses the world's largest refracting telescope
Black Point Estate: Take a guided tour of one of the oldest mansions on the lake. Built in 1888 by Beer Baron Conrad Seipp, the estate is part of the Wisconsin Historical Society and can only be accessed by boat via the Lake Geneva Cruise Line.
Geneva Lake Museum: Go back in time to see the life and lifestyles of the inhabitants of the Lake Geneva area from the native dwellers to the early 20th century.
Dungeon Hobby Shop Museum: Explore the beginnings of the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons, the creators behind them, and play the games for yourself.
Old World Wisconsin: Learn what it was like to be an early immigrant living in Wisconsin by exploring over 60 restored historic structures on over 600 acres of property and engaging in hands-on activities.
White River State Trail: This converted railroad corridor runs 19 miles showing some of what travelers in earlier days would have seen while passing through, from scenic vistas to farmlands, small towns and waterways.