#1 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Kenosha Area Convention Bureau
812 56th St Kenosha WI - 262-654-7307
~0.01 miles from Kenosha city center
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http://www.kenoshacvb.com/
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#2 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Kenosha Public Museum
5500 1st Ave Kenosha WI - 262-653-4140
~0.07 miles from Kenosha city center
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#3 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Kenosha County Historical
220 51st Pl Kenosha WI - 262-654-5770
~0.45 miles from Kenosha city center
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#4 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Racine Zoo
2131 N Main St Racine WI - 262-636-9189
~11.44 miles from Kenosha city center
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#5 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
European Art Co
5630 Trinity Ct Gurnee IL - 847-855-0354
~14.56 miles from Kenosha city center
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#6 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Serpent Safari
6170 Grand Ave # 807 Gurnee IL - 847-855-8800
~15.49 miles from Kenosha city center
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#7 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Vista Work Power Center
122 Ambrogio Dr # A Gurnee IL - 847-599-9770
~15.87 miles from Kenosha city center
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#8 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Six Flags Great America
Highland Park IL
~15.89 miles from Kenosha city center
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#9 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Daken Gallery and Frame Shop
3900 Washington St # F Gurnee IL - 847-244-7684
~16.09 miles from Kenosha city center
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#10 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Greenbelt Cultural Center
1215 Green Bay Rd North Chicago IL - 847-689-1600
~17.30 miles from Kenosha city center
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#11 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Naval Base Great Lakes
Great Lakes IL
~18.42 miles from Kenosha city center
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#12 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Air Force Reserve
300 E College Ave Milwaukee WI - 414-482-5000
~24.28 miles from Kenosha city center
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#13 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Us Coast Guard
3953 S 76th St Milwaukee WI - 414-321-4220
~28.45 miles from Kenosha city center
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#14 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Us Coast Guard Reserve
2401 S Lincoln Memorial Dr Milwaukee WI - 414-297-1410
~28.99 miles from Kenosha city center
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#15 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Us Navy Retired Affairs Ofc
2401 S Lincoln Memorial Dr # 2 Milwaukee WI - 414-744-9766
~28.99 miles from Kenosha city center
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#16 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Us Army Reserve
2372 S Logan Ave Milwaukee WI - 414-769-3606
~29.04 miles from Kenosha city center
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#17 of 17 Things To Do in Kenosha
Chicago Botanic Garden
Highland Park IL
~29.92 miles from Kenosha city center
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The mission of the Chicago Botanic Garden is to promote the enjoyment, understanding, and conservation of plants and the natural world.
The Garden continues to strive to meet the lofty goals set more than a century ago. The Chicago Botanic Garden, with its world-renowned plant collections and displays, is one of the country's most visited public gardens and a preeminent center for learning and scientific research.
The 385-acre Garden features 24 display gardens and three native habitats, uniquely situated on nine islands surrounded by lakes.
The Chicago Horticultural Society was founded in 1890. At its heart was the understanding that the city of Chicago was incorporated with the Latin words Urbs in Horto, meaning "city in a garden." The Society hosted nationally recognized flower and horticultural shows and supported Chicago's lakeshore improvements and park system.
After a period of inactivity, the Chicago Horticultural society was restarted in 1943. In 1963, the Chicago Horticultural Society was granted 300 acres of forest on the outskirts of the city, and the Chicago Botanic Garden established roots. With the groundbreaking for the Garden in 1965 and its opening in 1972, the Society created a permanent site on which to carry out its mission. The mission encompasses three important components: collections, education, and research.
From its founding, the Garden has hired leading architects, beginning with the master plan by John O. Simonds and Geoffrey Rausch. Edward Larabee Barnes designed the Education Center as the Garden's first building in 1977. The Malott Japanese Garden, Sansho-En, was completed in 1982. Throughout its existence, the Chicago Botanic Garden has developed gardens and educational facilities with a meticulous eye toward its original mission.
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