city in and county seat of Richland County, Wisconsin, United States

Richland Center is a city in the Southern Wisconsin River Valley in Southwest Wisconsin.

Understand

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Richland Center is the birthplace of Frank Lloyd Wright. It is also home to the University of Wisconsin–Richland campus.

Get in

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Map
Map of Richland Center

US Highway 14 runs through town, linking to Madison in the east and La Crosse in the west.

Get around

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  • 1 A. D. German Warehouse, Church St and Haseltine St (SW corner). The only building Frank Lloyd Wright designed for his hometown, built in 1921. It's a warehouse built in the Mayan Revival style, which was popular in the 1920s and 30s. A. D. German Warehouse (Q4647666) on Wikidata A. D. German Warehouse on Wikipedia
  • 1 Phoenix Center, 100 S Orange St, +1 608 649-7469. M-Th 10AM-2AM, F-Sa 10AM-2:30AM, Su 10AM-midnight. Recreational center with a bowling alley plus a bar and restaurant. Open bowling available daily, but hours vary. Call ahead.
  • 1 Ocooch Books & Libations, 145 W Court St, +1 608 647-8826. A retailer of both books and alcoholic beverages.
  • 2 Red Door Gallery, 148 W Court St, +1 608 649-1700. M-F 10AM-5PM, Sa 10AM-4PM. Local art gallery sponsored by the Richland Area Arts Council. Dozens of southwestern Wisconsin artists display and sell their work here.

Drink

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  • 1 The Press Box, 165 W Court St, +1 608 647-4012. Sports bar.

Sleep

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  • 1 Ramada, 1450 Veterans Dr (off US Hwy 14, south end of town), +1 608 647-8869, fax: +1 608 647-7154. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Free wireless internet, on-site gym and pool. No smoking, no pets.

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Routes through Richland Center
La Crosse Jct N S  W  E  Spring Green Madison


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