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Tourist attractions
L.R. Ingersoll Physics Museum (5 min)
Explore interactive physics exhibits at the University of Wisconsin–Madison's L.R. Ingersoll Physics Museum, open weekdays.
UW Geology Museum (7 min)
University museum showcasing geological specimens and educational exhibits, open weekdays and Saturdays.
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (15 min)
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art features rotating exhibitions of modern visual art with free admission.
Tiger (1.6 km)
Tigers are large carnivores known for their striped coats and powerful build.
Lion (1.6 km)
Lions are social big cats famous for their manes and pride behavior.
Capybara (1.6 km)
Capybaras are the world’s largest rodents, native to South America.
Rhino (1.6 km)
Rhino is a popular attraction in Madison, known for its unique presence.
River Otter (1.7 km)
River otters are playful aquatic mammals found near freshwater habitats.
Polar Bears (1.7 km)
Polar bears are Arctic predators adapted to cold environments and ice hunting.
Giraffe (1.7 km)
Giraffes are the tallest land animals, recognized by their long necks and unique coat patterns.