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5 Unique Must-See Dog-Friendly Attractions in the Midwest

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  1. Mid-America Windmill Museum in Kendallville, Indiana- This extraordinary windmill museum exhibits 52 restored windmills throughout their grounds and in the Mid-America Windmill Museum. The acres of open area are filled with various windmills, including their replica of the Robertson Post windmill, a single-stone grist mill with a 52 foot diameter wind wheel. The Windmill Museum Barn and Gift Shop shows an educational 8-minute video on the history of windmills and how they operate. The tour guide takes guests back in time with a unique look at various parts of old windmills and windmill memorabilia and tools. 732 S. Allen Chapel Rd Kendallville, In 46755 – Phone: 260-347-2334
  2. Shoreline Sightseeing’s Architecture Tour in Chicago, Illinois- If you are looking for a first-rate way to see Chicago’s astonishing architecture with your favorite canine, hop aboard Shoreline Sightseeing’s Architectural Tour. This dog-friendly Chicago boat cruise showcases over 40 Chicago landmarks on the 75-minute narrated architecture tour. 312.222.9328
  3. The Topiary Park in Columbus, Ohio- With 7 acres of lush green gardens, beautifully landscaped paved walks, 25 different types of trees, and amazing flowerbeds, this is an idyllic dog-friendly attraction. The unique topiaries represent Georges Seurat’s Post-Impressionist painting, A Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of La Grande Jatte. You and your dog can enjoy 54 human figures, 3 dogs, 8 boats, a monkey, and a cat. These fascinating topiaries are made from yew, and the largest stands twelve foot high. 614.645.0197
    480 E. Town St. Columbus, OH 43215
  4. SS Meteor Whaleback Ship Museum in Superior, Wisconsin- This is the last above-water whaleback ship in the world! These ships earned their name “Whaleback” because of their cigar-shaped steel hulls that rode low in the water when loaded with cargo. You and your favorite canine can tour the ship from pilot house to cargo holds. This unique dog-friendly museum also features exhibits on Great Lakes shipwrecks and the history of shipbuilding in the Twin Ports. 300 Marina Drive, Superior WI
  5. Fitger’s Shopping Mall, Duluth, Minnesota- Fitger’s Mall has unique shops, dining, and nightlife for everyone, including dogs! The historic Fitger’s Mall in Duluth allows dogs in the common areas inside and outside of the mall. Each individual store has their own dog policy, with most of the shops being dog-friendly. Some of the outside restaurants also permit Fido on their patios with quick access to the beautiful Lakewalk. 600 E Superior Street Duluth, MN 55802

*Please contact each attraction for an update on their dog policy.

About the author:

Tonya Wilhelm is a professional dog trainer, vlogger writer, blogger, and published author who loves exploring new locations with her trusty companion, Dexter. Dexter and Tonya are always up for new dog-friendly adventures. They love exploring new places, restaurants, festivals, parks, and cities. Tonya is on a mission to inspire pet parents to LIVE live and explore. Learn more about Tonya and Dexter on their blog www.raisingyourpetsnaturally.com

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