Fun Facts about Madison, WI
- Ranked as one of the top US College Towns and home to the University of Wisconsin-Madison
- From world renowned cheese, the craft beer scene, and farm to table dining options, Madison is known as a top foodie paradise
- Home to famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright
- Madison is one of only two major U.S. cities built on an isthmus
- The city has 140 properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Travel Information
Madison is a city with beautiful scenery known for their hospitality and plenty of activities to offer. For more information:
Visit Madison
Travel Wisconsin
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Lonely Planet
Plan your route before you travel with the following resources:
Metro
Foot
Taxi
4 different cab services run 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week in the Madison Area:
- Madison Taxi — (608) 255-8294
- Badger Cab — (608) 256-5566
- Green Cab of Madison — (608) 255-1234
- Union Cab of Madison Coop — (608) 242-2000
Air Travel
Biking
In September, it is estimated that the maximum temperature is around 23º C and the minimum temperature is around 9ºC.
The electric current is 20V 60Hz and the plugs are 2 or 3 pin (as across North America). If you come from a country that uses 220V electricity, you will need an adaptor (for computers, cell phones, tablets / iPads, cameras etc.) or a converter (to transform voltage- for your hairdryer, electric shavers etc.)
Visa Requirements Residents from certain countries require a visa to enter the US. Countries part of the Visa Waiver Program, Canada and Bermuda do not require a visa.
For more info on whether you would need a visa and steps to obtain one - please click here