Visitors can also tour the General Motors assembly plant in Janesville, the largest GM plant under one roof in the country. It's been operating since 1920. Reservations are needed for groups of 10 or more. No matter the season, a beautiful place to stroll is Rotary Gardens, featuring nine gardens, a wildlife sanctuary and visitor center. Wis. Highway 11.
Admission is free, although donations are encouraged.
The first white buffalo calf known to be born since 1933, Miracle represents a sacred symbol of unity and prosperity to Native Americans. If you're here for a visit but don't have access to a car, you can still enjoy many outlying attractions by hopping a Gray Line Madison bus. Day tours are available from Madison to the House on the Rock, Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo and Taliesin in Spring Green. This trip can be combined with one to Taliesin, Wright's estate. Gray Line will tailor a sightseeing package to suit special interests and needs.