MADISON WISCONSIN LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF MADISON LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

​

• Wisconsin State Capitol — Standing proudly in the heart of Madison, the State Capitol is known for its magnificent dome, impressive architecture, and role as the center of Wisconsin state government.
   

• University of Wisconsin–Madison Campus — Explore the historic campus of Wisconsin’s flagship university, home to beautiful buildings, lively student traditions, Bucky Badger, and picturesque spots overlooking Lake Mendota.
   

• Monona Terrace — Set along the shore of Lake Monona, this distinctive community and convention center is based on a design by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright and offers wonderful lake and city views.
   

• Camp Randall Stadium — Feel the excitement of Wisconsin Badgers football at this legendary stadium, where generations of fans have gathered to cheer on the University of Wisconsin.
   

• Wisconsin Historical Museum — Discover stories from Wisconsin’s past through exhibits highlighting the people, places, events, and traditions that helped shape the Badger State.
   

• State Street — Walk along one of Madison’s liveliest streets, connecting the Capitol with the university campus and filled with restaurants, shops, entertainment, and plenty of local character.
   

• Memorial Union Terrace — Relax beside Lake Mendota at one of Madison’s favorite gathering places, famous for its waterfront views, colorful chairs, outdoor dining, music, and spectacular sunsets.
   

• Dane County Farmers’ Market — Browse colorful displays of locally grown produce, flowers, baked goods, cheeses, and other Wisconsin specialties at this beloved Madison tradition.
   

• Overture Center for the Arts — Celebrate creativity at Madison’s downtown performing arts center, where families can enjoy theater, music, dance, art exhibitions, and special community events.
   

• Lake Mendota Shoreline — Experience Madison’s beautiful lakeside setting with peaceful shoreline views, sailboats, walking paths, and memorable vistas of the city and Capitol.
   

• Red Gym (Armory and Gymnasium) — Recognizable by its castle-like red-brick exterior, this historic University of Wisconsin building has been part of the Madison campus since the late 19th century.
   

• Wisconsin Governor’s Mansion — Admire the stately official residence of Wisconsin’s governor, a historic lakeside home surrounded by attractive grounds in nearby Maple Bluff.
   

• Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA) — Discover contemporary creativity through changing exhibitions featuring modern and contemporary artists in the heart of downtown Madison.
   

• Madison Children’s Museum — Let young imaginations run free with hands-on exhibits and playful learning experiences designed to encourage children to explore, create, discover, and learn.
   

• Capitol Square — Wander around the bustling streets surrounding the Wisconsin State Capitol, where historic architecture, restaurants, shops, public events, and community traditions come together.
   

• Olbrich Botanical Gardens — Explore beautiful gardens filled with colorful flowers, fascinating plants, peaceful pathways, and inviting spaces that give families something new to discover throughout the seasons.
   

• Mansion Hill Historic District — Take a glimpse into Madison’s architectural past among elegant historic homes and tree-lined streets showcasing some of the city’s most distinctive residential buildings.
   

• Allen Centennial Garden — Tucked into the University of Wisconsin campus, this beautifully landscaped teaching garden offers flowers, fountains, carefully designed plantings, and a peaceful place to explore.
   

• Mendota Terrace & Lakefront — Enjoy Madison’s connection to Lake Mendota from this inviting waterfront area, with scenic paths, gardens, gathering spaces, and expansive views across the water.
   

• Henry Vilas Zoo — Finish your Madison adventure with animals from around the world at this popular family zoo, a longtime community destination for wildlife discovery and education.