City Information
About Madison
You will find the best of all worlds in Wisconsin's vibrant capital city and picturesque surrounding towns: natural beauty and outdoor recreation, stimulating cultural offerings, distinctive restaurants and shops, and an irreverent spirit of fun.
Built on an isthmus between lakes Monona and Mendota, Madison is renowned for its beautiful scenery. A total of five area lakes and over 200 parks provide an abundance of year-round activities, from hiking, biking, swimming and sailing along with cross-country skiing, snow sailing and ice fishing.
Madison offers a variety of things to do before and after the conference sessions. One of the most popular warm weather traditions in Madison and the largest producer-only market in the US is the weekly Farmer's Market located on the capital square.
Within blocks of many of the conference hotels is the iconic State Street. After checking out State Street shops and restaurants, take time to stop by and tour the beautiful Wisconsin State Capital Building.
To search for other activities while in Madison, view the Calendar of Events.
Madison is in Central Standard Time (CST).
About Madison
You will find the best of all worlds in Wisconsin's vibrant capital city and picturesque surrounding towns: natural beauty and outdoor recreation, stimulating cultural offerings, distinctive restaurants and shops, and an irreverent spirit of fun.
Built on an isthmus between lakes Monona and Mendota, Madison is renowned for its beautiful scenery. A total of five area lakes and over 200 parks provide an abundance of year-round activities, from hiking, biking, swimming and sailing along with cross-country skiing, snow sailing and ice fishing.
Madison offers a variety of things to do before and after the conference sessions. One of the most popular warm weather traditions in Madison and the largest producer-only market in the US is the weekly Farmer's Market located on the capital square.
Within blocks of many of the conference hotels is the iconic State Street. After checking out State Street shops and restaurants, take time to stop by and tour the beautiful Wisconsin State Capital Building.
To search for other activities while in Madison, view the Calendar of Events.
Madison is in Central Standard Time (CST).
Getting Around Madison
Madison offers several ways to get around and explore the city while you're here. If you're not quite up to walking down State Street or up Bascom Hill there are other modes of transportation to get you where you need. Madison Metro Bus System travels throughout downtown Madison including routes to and from the UW Campus area to the Capital. Biking is also a very popular mode of transportation and Madison offers bicycle rental stations, several shops that rent bicycles, and extensive bike trails within the city and surrounding areas.
Madison offers multiple taxi options. Hailing cabs in Madison is not common and you will receive faster service by calling a company directly. If you need a taxi while at the conference venue, please see the Conference Management staff in the Annex Room on the 2nd floor and they will call a taxi for you. To reach a taxi company directly, please call one of the numbers below.
Green Cab: (608) 255-1234
Madison Taxi: (608) 255-8294
Union Cab: (608) 242-2000
Website Hosted by Wisconsin Union Conference Management
conferences@union.wisc.edu | 800 Langdon St. | Madison, WI | (608) 265-6534