Plan A Trip To Mount Horeb, One Of Wisconsin’s Most Charming Historic Towns

For most people, Norway is near the top of the list when it comes to travel, but getting to Europe isn't always feasible: It's a heck of a plane ride and pretty expensive, too. So what's a traveler on a budget to do? Well, let me introduce you to Mount Horeb, one of Wisconsin's most charming, small towns that also doubles as the Little Norway of the area.

From the friendly troll statues displayed at various points all over town (you can even grab a map to make sure you greet every single one) to the gorgeous Scandinavian-style architecture, Mount Horeb is easily one of the cutest towns you'll visit, well, anywhere.

Mount Horeb, a village in southwestern Wisconsin of about 7,000 people, wasn't first settled by Norwegians. But a later influx of Norwegian immigrants to the town in the 1800s transformed the town's identity permanently.

The charming town is filled with Norwegian-style buildings that will make you feel like you teleported straight to northern Europe.

And did we mention the trolls? Mount Horeb LOVES its trolls., After all, the mythical little creatures are a popular part of Norwegian folklore.

Thanks to the many troll statues that form the Trollway in town, Mount Horeb has been nicknamed "the Troll Capital of the world."

The town even boasts an adorable microbrewery called Grumpy Troll Brewery, which features all kinds of delicious beers made on site.

But if trolls aren't your thing, don't worry: This beautiful town has plenty to offer. There are cute shops, cafes, and restaurants galore to explore.

Plus, the town is surrounded by nature. There are all sorts of parks and hiking trails that are worthwhile to see all year round.

So, with Mount Horeb, you get a taste of Wisconsin charm and Norwegian beauty. What's not to like?