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    Honey Acres

    4.3 (11 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Melissa S.

    This is a cute but tiny place to learn about bees and live bees to watch in museum and get a few things like raw honey or flavored honey spreads. Also chocolate with honey inside with orange or mint and raspberry ect. Not as much as I would have thought here but a quick spot to check out.

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    Stacy P.

    My class went here on a field trip back in the day, and for some reason the place stuck with me even all these years later. We stopped in for a visit last week, and left with almost $50 worth of honey, plus some more great memories. Honey Acres makes several kinds of honey and mustard, including their award winning Clover Honey. You can sample all while on-site, and also purchase them to go in jars or honey sticks. The place basically consists of the gift shop and the museum. The gift shop speaks for itself. In the museum you'll learn a bit about bees and the honey making process, plus get to see a live bee hive, untouched by humans. The whole thing probably won't take you more than a half hour, but it's a great way to spend a bit of your afternoon!

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    Amazing! If you want local honey and honey made products this is the place to go! Super friendly staff too!!!

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    honey acres aka the bee's knees aka heaven for a pooh bear aka the pollen palace - this place is phenomenal.

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    Milwaukee Public Museum

    Milwaukee Public Museum

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    Westown, Downtown

    Though I'm sure the new MPM will be amazing, I'm still bummed to know this museum is closing soon!…read moreMy kids are big fans of this place. So crazy that it hasn't changed a bit since I would go here on school trips years and years ago. The exhibits continue to offer so much! From taking you through the dino-ages, to exploring the rainforest, and Native American history. Lots of areas to check out. Favorite has to be the Streets of Old Milwaukee which is just so immersive. We also love the butterfly room (so many live butterflies!) and the planetarium dome theater, which shows various educational films. They ask that you don't have food and drinks while touring around (understandable), but they have a huge cafe/dining area on the ground level. It's great because you can bring your own packed lunch and snacks, or purchase from their various offerings. Underground parking, easy check-in, and friendly staff, too!

    I grew up in the Fox Valley and have fond memories of the occasional field trip to the Milwaukee…read moreMuseum and the occasional family trip to visit as well. It took until adulthood for me to learn there's a button to make the rattlesnake move. (If you know, you know). I enjoyed bringing my own kids when they were little and seeing the exhibits through their enthusiasm. I have nostalgic memories of MPM and I really hope that transcends to the soon to be new facility. I hear the streets of Milwaukee exhibit will be modified in the move. To the powers that be that may stumble across this review - this exhibit and what you do with it when you move will do a lot to make or break public sentiment.

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    I am obsessed with Ten Chimneys!!…read more The backstory is fascinating. This wonderful, glamorous Broadway couple found their way to the sweet little mid-west town of Genesee Depot is intriguing on it's own. Their summer home is lovely. I can feel the parties and good times that surely took place in years gone by. Everything has been lovingly preserved by those in charge and offer a wonderful glimpse into this adored couple's lives. The grounds are the perfect backdrop to the home. The entire estate gives off a quiet and relaxing vibe. It makes me understand why, on their time off, they would long to come home to Ten Chimneys. There were 2 tour times offered. Everyone takes a small bus from the starting point. A talented docent brings you on a detailed journey back in time and into the private world of Alfred Lunt and his wife Lynn Fontanne. Of course, there is a gift shop to visit after your tour. Be sure to check out the customer restrooms. The ladies room is glamorous with ladies finery and there is a huge King's throne in the mens room! Don't miss the walking tails if you want to take in a bit more nature!

    As a classic film and theater nerd, Ten Chimneys holds a special place in my heart. The former home…read moreof Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, the home and grounds are impeccable and just they was as they Lunts left them. Thanks to some love from investors, their stories are preserved and memorialized through the maintenance of Ten Chimneys and the many individuals from all over the world who come to this tiny Wisconsin town to remember them and Hollywood's days gone by. Cross the same threshold that the likes of Vivien Leigh, Helen Hayes, Lawrence Olivier, Katharine Hepburn, Noel Coward, Alexander Woolcott, and so many others crossed, as you become part of the storied list of visitors. Tours must be arranged in advance.

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