Wisconsin.

Wisconsin. All that ... and thee some

Waterparks. Wisconsin Dells is one of the Midwest's most popular family vacation destinations with nearly three million visitors each year. Wisconsin's indoor and outdoor water theme parks draw families from the United States and abroad to slip and slide away in the world's largest water slides. Noah's Ark, Kalahari, Great Wolf Lodge, and Blue Harbor Resort are locations where families can enjoy an exciting summer getaway.

Arts and Culture. Each year, visitors and tourists experience the world's largest 11-day music festival, Summerfest. Jazz in the Park, Wisconsin's State Fair, and ethnic celebrations including African World Festival and Festa Italiana are among events contributing to Milwaukee being known as the "City of Festivals." Nationally recognized for its arts and natural history museums, and the only America's Black Holocaust Museum, Milwaukee will host the NAACP 96th Annual Convention July 9-14, 2005. Madison, Wisconsin's Art Fair On the Square draws over 200,000 fairgoers annually for a celebration of the arts. The Racine Heritage Museum, the Kenosha County Museum and the Wisconsin Historical Society are among sites housing information on the Underground Railroad's passage through Wisconsin.

Golf. Whistling Straits played home to the 2004 PGA Championship, and has the distinct honor of hosting the event again in 2010 and 2015. The Straits Course and the River Course at Blackwolf Run were named two of America's best courses by Golfweek. Others include Jack Nicklaus' course, the Bull at Pinehurst, Fox Hills Resort, and Brown Deer Golf Club, where Tiger Woods announced his professional career. Whether a beginner or a professional, Wisconsin's range of courses meet your needs.

History, culture, fun and excitement. In Wisconsin, you'll find all that ... and then some. If you want to know why Life's So Good in Wisconsin, visit www.travelwisconsin.com/multicultural.