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National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium includes the history of all American rivers, a 30,000 gallon Gulf of Mexico aquarium, and a 3D/4D digital theater.

Crystal Lake Cave is a natural living cave with a panoramic view of beautiful, intricate and rare formations.

Julien Dubuque Monument in the Mines of Spain was built in 1897 on the site where Dubuque was buried, sits high above the Mississippi River and provides "the landmark" for the Mines of Spain.

National Farm Toy Museum pays tribute to yesterday and today's farm machinery.

Five Flags Center is Dubuque's premier center for entertainment, conventions, trade shows, sporting events and meeting room space.

Field of Dreams Movie Site, INC is where the Academy Award nominated movie (Field of Dreams) was filmed in the summer of 1988.

The Meadows Golf Club is awarded a Four-Star rating and is one of Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play".

Sundown Mountain Resort is a great family ski and snowboard area.

Dubuque Fighting Saints are the Key City's team in the USHL, the top junior hockey league in the United States.

Diamond Jo Casino has over 975 slot machines, 18 table games, live entertainment and Cherry Lanes bowling facility.

Cable Car Square/Fenelon Place Elevator also known as 4th Street Elevator and the world's shortest, steepest, scenic railway which overlooks Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin.

Clarke University is a Catholic, co-educational, liberal arts college.

Emmaus Bible College is an accredited, bachelor's degree granting institution of higher learning with a biblical emphasis.

University of Dubuque is a private, Presbyterian, coeducational, professioal university based in the liberal arts.

Loras College is a coeducational Catholic liberal arts institution.

Wartburg Theoligical Seminary is one of eight theoligical schools of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Dubuque Regional Airport is 13 miles from the Dubuque Holiday Inn Express and Suites.

Stone Cliff Winery is located in the 110 year old Star Brewery Building along the Mississippi in the Port of Dubuque.