Travel and transport agencies Wisconsin

Conveniently located near Peninsula State Park at the south entrance to the park, this organization offers bike and scooter rentals. Two-wheelers are one of the best ways to explore the park during the summer months. If you want to rent a bike, you don't need to make a reservation on the website. For scooters, on the other hand, it is advisable to book in advance as they go fast, especially in July and August. Before you can rent a scooter, you will have to follow a short initiation session.

In this official magazine of Madison, all the city's activities, all addresses. This information is available on its website.

This bicycle store on the edge of Monona Lake, close to the Monona Convention Center, has invested the long brick block of Machinery Row, formerly used as a place of sale for agricultural equipment and is now on the historical buildings registry of the city of Madison. Bikes can be rented from Monona lake (about 16 km away) on the bicycle path that goes next door. On the other hand, the Tour Lake tower is more difficult: we must borrow roads frequented by cars.

This organization offers various boat trips around the archipelago of the Apostle Islands.

Jefferson Lines bus company provides connections to Madison (3 hours), Milwaukee (4 hours) and Chicago (7 hours). In La Crosse, it picks up and drops off passengers at the Bus Depot, located at 314 Jay Street, about a ten-minute walk from the city's tourist office. The prices charged are more or less the same as at Greyhound, Jefferson Lines' main competitor in the Midwest. The buses are comfortable and usually have wifi and outlets. The vehicles are also equipped with restrooms.

Airport office.

At the airport.

This ferry connects Washington Island to the city of Northport. During the long summer days in July and August, service is provided every half hour between the island and the mainland. Departures are more sporadic during the other months of the year, but whatever happens, there are connections every day. Remember to keep an eye on the time of the last boat, otherwise you'll have to play Robinson Crusoe and stay on the island. Don't worry, there's a campsite. It is possible to travel with a vehicle, which costs a small supplement.

Milwaukee International Airport, Mitchell Field Airport, is located 12 km south of downtown. It is the largest airport in Wisconsin. All major American companies are represented. To get to downtown Milwaukee from this airport, you can take the Go Riteway shuttles, which provide daily connections. This is a great option if you are traveling in a group. Remember to book in advance.

Founded in 1914 in neighboring Minnesota, Greyhound is the nation's leading bus company. It serves all major American cities. The buses are very modern and well-equipped, they usually have wifi as well as toilets in the back of the vehicle. It is best to book your trip in advance on the website, to make sure you get a seat at the time you want and to save a few dollars. FYI, in Milwaukee, buses stop at the Intermodal Station. There are several departures each day.

The Lake Express takes you from Milwaukee to the city of Muskegon, Michigan, in two and a half hours on the opposite shore of the lake in a 50-meter motor catamaran with a capacity for forty-six cars and two hundred and fifty passengers. During the summer season, there are three round trips per day (departures at 6:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. from Milwaukee), and two in the spring and fall (departures at 6:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. from Milwaukee). The return trip is about half the price of the outbound trip if you order both at the same time.

The Hiawatha line operates six to seven times daily. It departs from Chicago's Union Station and drops you off right in downtown Milwaukee, near 5th Street and the lake. The journey time is an hour and a half, and you avoid the stress of traffic on the major highways. From Chicago, you can take connections to five hundred American cities if you wish. The legendary Empire Builder line leaves Chicago and winds its way through Milwaukee to Seattle (for a total journey time of 46 hours!).

Very nice library located in an old Victorian building, at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Broad Street. Computer connected to the Internet accessible to all.

Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Lake Express High-Speed Ferry offers fast, convenient service between Milwaukee and Muskegon, Michigan. The ferry terminal is conveniently located just minutes south of downtown Milwaukee and north of General Mitchell International Airport. Travelers can enjoy a comfortable indoor space with seating, free wifi and food and beverage service. Outdoor spaces offer views of Lake Michigan and downtown Milwaukee. The terminal is easily accessible from I-94 and I-43, providing quick connections to Green Bay, Madison, Minneapolis, St Paul and beyond. Travelers can also enjoy Milwaukee's many world-class museums, stores, restaurants and attractions.

Open all year round, this address will allow you to equip yourself to practice different kinds of activities. During the good season, the store rents different types of bikes: mountain, city and even electric. Bicycles are an excellent way to discover Door County - perhaps the best way. Except in winter, of course, when you'll have to put on skis! All the equipment you might need in winter is available for rent: snowshoes, ski suits, snow boots...

La Crosse, Wisconsin, is home to the city's main post office. This post office offers a range of postal services to residents and visitors of La Crosse. Available services include sending and receiving mail, purchasing stamps and other postal supplies, and shipping packages. The La Crosse post office is also equipped with parking facilities.