Manitowoc, the "home of the good spirit," is a city that takes great pride in preserving its long lasting Native American culture and tradition.

Anyone can explore through the history of this spirited city -- located just 90 minutes north of Milwaukee -- by the many attractions that are offered. An abundance of attractions preserve Manitowoc's past including WWII history, theaters, performing arts and history museums. So take a day out of your busy schedule and enjoy the many fascinating attractions that Manitowoc has to offer.

Lincoln Park Zoo
1215 Block of N. 8th St.
(920) 683-4685
Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Fall/Spring: 8 a.m.-6p.m.
Winter: (Nov-Mar): 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

The Lincoln Park zoo has recently constructed several natural habitats that feature birds, fish and larger animals that are native to the North Woods. This natural zoo is located in a gorgeous wooded setting with both private and public picnic areas. There is also a children's playground just inside the zoo grounds. Admission is free to all.

Manitowoc County Heritage Center
(920) 684-4445
Hours: Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

This 1922 County Teachers College has been newly renovated to feature exhibits on Manitowoc history, a research library, an educational learning center and a gift shop. Stop by the Heritage Center at the administrative offices of the Manitowoc County Historical Society and take advantage of the information offered.

Pleasure Valley Llamas
W7757 S. Hwy A, Adell
(920) 994-9294
Hours: Open April-October; by appointment only.
Seven days a week indoors-rain or shine

Come and enjoy nature's most intriguing and unique creatures up close and personal. Test your skill at spinning and you could help train a llama.