Picture in your mind's eye two pure blue, clean and clear glacial lakes surrounded by rolling hills. Fill in the picture with a charming Wisconsin city bustling with people who are eager to welcome visitors and to share this idyllic scene, and you will be envisioning Madison, Wisconsin.
Much of the activity in Madison centers upon the 18,000 acres of lake surface within or just outside the city limits. The heart of Madison is built on an isthmus that divides Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. From the state capitol, which is surrounded by a huge plaza called Capitol Square, several major streets radiate outward like spokes on a wheel. One of those streets, State Street, is closed to traffic, except for a few buses. On this pleasant oasis, many of the city's best museums, shops and restaurants are located. This area adjoins the campus of the University of Wisconsin.
The university occupies much of the isthmus west of Capitol Square. Mansion Hill is a historic neighborhood of grand limestone houses north of the Square near Lake Mendota. The upscale Marquette neighborhood is east of the Square.
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