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Also known as: America's Little Switzerland
Founded in 1845 by pioneers from Glarus, Switzerland, New Glarus is widely celebrated as 'America's Little Switzerland.' Situated in the rolling pastures of Green County, the village fiercely preserves its alpine architectural aesthetic, Swiss cultural festivals, and culinary traditions. It also gained modern fame as the exclusive brewing site of one of the United States' most critically acclaimed regional craft breweries.
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Suggested stay: 1–2 days
Sample the famous, Wisconsin-exclusive Spotted Cow ale at the hilltop New Glarus Brewing Company, dive into immigrant pioneer history at the Swiss Historical Village Museum, and enjoy authentic Swiss fondue at historical downtown chalets.
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