Very inviting place of worship…read more Everything at Northbrook is very new age. Music is performed by a band on stage and the music is modern. 2 large projector screens display messages being delivered and the band/pastor preaching the word. Not your typical church setup -- no stained glass or mural style painting here. Dramatic lighting and a large cross set the scene for the theater style stage. Pastor Mike is very good at what he does. Admits flaws and speaks his opinion but knows there can be multiple interpretations to everything. Very personable. Great mix of funny and thoughtful in delivering his sermons that always keep me intrigued. I would recommend Northbrook to anyone looking to hear the word of God in a very inviting environment.

A beautiful spot. The drive up is delightful, and the church is very well maintained. The view from…read morethe top of the tower is spectacular, especially during the fall. Be sure to climb the tower. It can get busy, and the traffic on the staircase going up and down can become congested. Be patient. The effort is well worth it.

St. Therese of the Child Jesus child (level 2) is beautiful. A spot that is easy to miss is right…read moreat the corner of the altar, where Our Lady of Guadalupe is venerated. Confession is taken right across the hall from the chapel, and the Christ in it is breathtaking. La capilla de Sta. Teresita del Niño Jesús (nivel 2) es hermosa. Y hay un lugarcito especial para la Virgen de Guadalupe en una esquina, junto al altar. El confesionario se encuentra frente a la capilla, y el Cristo en ella te dejará sin aliento. Visit Holy Hill café outside the church. My favorite are the Maple Cinnamon Latte and the Key Lime Pie.

I have never been to old world Wisconsin before. This was our first visit…read more I had no idea what to expect, and I was pleasantly surprised at all the different villages, and the workers they had there in period clothing, explaining to the visitors what they were doing. It was lovely to me and through all the different villages, and take in the history of it all. I would love to see it in fall. I'm sure it is absolutely as beautiful as in every season. Highly recommend for all age groups.

My wife and I brought our children on several occasions when they were growing up and had a great…read moreexperience each time. Now that my wife and I are officially retired, we wanted to invite my brother and sister along with their spouses to come. We decided to come on Saturday when they were celebrating Scandinavian heritage. We arrived right when they opened and stayed until they closed. Overall we had a good time and my wife and I noticed many new improvements that were added since the last time we came. There were a couple of items that I wanted to share by email to the staff at OWW both positive and helpful criticism. Since it was somewhat crowed that day one of the items related to how they operate their tram schedule and the other item had to do with their food service (they could not keep up with the line). I sent my email to the main one. No response. Sent it a second time and they follow up that they didn't get it. I asked if they had specific emails to the guest services staff and she gave me those emails and I wrote them both. No response. I even included my phone number. I emailed the original email again and she said she would get it to them herself. Still no response. I gave up after that. I have been in guest service for most of my life and would value feedback good and bad. That's how you improve. Would I still go back - probably. I am just disappointed that they were not willing to follow up with me. OWW has a lot of great history to learn about WI etc. My only suggestion would be not to go if there are large crowds. BG