New Glarus

New Glarus is a quaint little village in Green County, Wisconsin. It is located at the intersection of Wisconsin Highways 39 and 69. While it’s not necessarily a top travel destination, it’s still worth visiting for its uniqueness and small-town charm. This community was founded in 1845 and was incorporated in 1901. The place is best known for its Swiss heritage. Among the first settlers here were the immigrants from Switzerland in the mid-1800s.

New Glarus is the perfect getaway from Madison. Everything in this village fully embraces the Swiss heritage including its culture, history, and food. This Swiss village is home to “Spotted Cow”, one of Wisconsin’s most famous crafted brews. If you love beer then new Glarus should be at the top of your list for best day trips from Madison. Other highlights of the trip to New Glarus include the Swiss historical Village which is an open-air museum.

Location: Green County, Wisconsin, United States

Website: https://newglarusvillage.com/

Distance from Madison: 27 miles

Travel Time: 40 minutes

Tel: (608) 527-2510

TripAdvisor Rating: ‎4.5/5