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With over 10,000 sq. ft. of display space, the Paper Discovery Museum has plenty of exhibits on the history and production of paper, as well as interactive exhibits on science and technology. Art displays are also featured in the museum, including paper mache creations.
Address: 425 W. Water Street Appleton WI USA 54911
 1 920 380-7491
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The Bergstrom-Mahler features a large array of glass paperweights and Germanic glass. Over 3,000 objects are on display in its permanent collection. The museum also serves as a community arts center and workshop.
Address: 165 N. Park Avenue Neenah WI USA 54956
1 920 751-4658
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Famed magician and escape artist Harry Houdini claimed Appleton, Wisconsin as his home town, and this museum covers his life and work. Artifacts from his shows are on display, including interactive tricks and props.
Address: 330 E. College Ave. Appleton WI USA 54911
1 920 733-8445
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Interactive exhibits at the Fox Cities Children's Museum include mechanical displays, a sight and sound display, a real fire engine and an exhibit on the human body. Many more exhibits and programs provide fun for all ages. Birthday parties and corporate events can be booked here.
Address: 100 W. College Ave. Appleton WI USA 54911
1 920 734-3226
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This museum is located in an 1882-built mansion built as an architectural showcase, with intricate detail and design. The house has its own self-contained hydroelectric power station.
Address: 625 W. Prospect Ave Appleton WI USA 54911
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