Historic Sites and Tours

Black Point is a 13 bedroom, one bathroom, 20 room Queen Anne style Victorian home that has been in the Seipp Family for 120 years. It was built in 1887 as a summer "cottage" for Conrad Seipp, a German immigrant, who became the largest and most innovative brewer in Chicago.

Lake Lawn Resort is offering a guided Delavan Lake History Tour (Adults $20 / Children $10)

There are 21 miles of shoreline surrounding Geneva Lake. You'll find incredible estates on expansive lawns that are meticulously maintained.

Stop by the Chamber of Commerce in Uncle Hunk's Junk Building on 2375 E. Geneva Street and pick up a FREE Elkhorn Walking Tour Guide.

The Lake Geneva Clue Room is a real life escape room in downtown Lake Geneva.  As the door closes behind you, you'll find yourself surrounded by hidden clues, codes and puzzles that will help you solve the mysteries and escape the room. You'll have only 60 minutes to accomplish your task. 

Enjoy all the scenic beauty of Geneva Lake as you cruise around the lake in the choice of several tours. Public Tours include the Ice Cream Social, Sundowners cocktail cruise, full and partial lake tours and the US Mail Boat tour, which has been featured on the Discovery Channel.

Enjoy a captained tour of Geneva Lake aboard the Cherokee a 1924, Consolidated Shipbuilders Speedway Yacht. Rescued from 7 years on the hard. It's a special Yacht for special people. 

Located 25 miles north of Lake Geneva, Old World Wisconsin is one of the top living history destinations in the United States. Travel back in time and experience rural Wisconsin a century or more ago when waves of immigrants flocked to America's heartland.

Spot The Station will give you a list of upcoming space station sighting opportunities for your location. Several times a week, Mission Control at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX, determines sighting opportunities for 4,600 locations worldwide.

The Webster House Museum is a white clapboard house that was built in 1836 and contains Civil War and Victorian period items. The composer Joseph Philbrick Webster once owned the home. Both the structure and its famous owner played an important part of the history of Elkhorn.