If you enjoy art, history, and museums make sure to walk around the surrounding area of the Capitol Square and visit the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, Wisconsin Historical Museum, Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, and Madison Children's Museum. Standing at 284 feet tall and the tallest building in Madison, one simply cannot miss the Wisconsin State Capitol. Live music adds to the heartbeat of this city and whether you’re at the High Noon Saloon, The Ivory Room Piano Bar, a concert at The Sylvee, or listening to a local artist at the Memorial Union Terrace, you’ll never be short of a good tune and good energy. There’s no shortage of entertainment at venues such as the Overture Center for the Arts, Majestic, and The Orpheum Theater. The blocks around the Capitol are also a hot location for cocktails, cigars, and camaraderie. When you’re done getting some laughs in, State Street has an abundance of bars and nightlife that can appease many tastes, though you’ll likely find more college students and young professionals frequenting these bars. It’s home to the hottest comedians, as well as new and local talent. The Comedy Club on State Street has been a staple for a night out for quite some time. The campus and downtown area is the central hub for nightlife activities in Madison. If you’re looking for a good time on Badger game day head over to Regent Street and join your fellow Badgers at Buckingham's, Jordan's Big Ten Pub, and Sconnie Bar. Need a drink after a long day of work/classes or want to let loose on the weekend? Check out The Double U, Wandos, Whiskey Jacks, and Red Rock Saloon. It’s no issue getting your craft beer fix, there are countless quality craft breweries. Some notable must-eats include: Graft, A Pig in a Fur Coat, Tipsy Cow, Nitty Gritty and The Coopers Tavern. However, Madison also prides itself on its offerings of international cuisine including Italian, Mexican, Asian, Peruvian and so much more. You don’t have to go far to find a place with cheese curds, beer brats, a fish fry, Bloody Marys, Old Fashions, or craft beer in this midwestern city. There are seemingly endless options of both chain restaurants and local favorites that are sure to satisfy your tastebuds. If you’re thinking of moving into this lively area or looking for new things to explore, we’ve got you covered with everything you’ll need to know. The campus and downtown area has all the hustle and bustle of big cities as well as midwestern, small-town charm. You will experience all the joy and fun times Madison has to offer when you call it home. cities built on an isthmus, named after the fourth president of the United States, James Madison and commonly referred to as Mad City or Mad Town.
Home to the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Wisconsin State Capitol, the campus and downtown area of Madison is extraordinarily unique and the perfect place to live.
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