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Top 10 Things to do in Milan, United States
Milan in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Casinos & Gambling. Discover best things to do in Milan with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Jumer's Casino Rock Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
There’s no better place for nonstop gaming action and luxurious amenities than this Illinois Casino & Hotel. Jumer’s Casino and Hotel is equipped with the best in slots, table games, world-class hotel accommodations, amenities and dining. Jumer's amenities include a full service salon and day spa, four restaurants, gift shop, pool, fitness center and so much more! So, plan your visit to Jumer’s Casino and Hotel resort today. Your greatest Illinois gaming adventure awaits you!Recently Added: Aqua Driving Range with Floating Green.
Reviewed By LTCSPG - Davenport, Iowa
Beautiful building, lovely setting, great parking ---- But don't go to eat. First you have to walk about 100 yards through the casino to even find the restaurant. Then well the buffet was worth about $5. Food bins empty. Meat cold. And the fruit dumped out of the package into the serving bowls without being washed.
2. Finn's Funn Spot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
We are a family game and attraction spot. We are engineered for friendly competition & FUNN to bring people together & play games. With over 89 game stations and 5,000 games we truly have something for EVERYONE and for people of all ages. Some games & attractions include retro arcade games, modern consoles, Pinball, FINN'S RC Speedway, Boxing Bots, Robot Rally, Cannonball Air Blaster, & MUCH MORE!
Reviewed By psa954 - Milan,Illinois
My grandson and a friend were spending a few days with me. It was raining so I took them to Finn's Fun Spot. We had Facebook deal so the fee for the two of them was only $8 .I considered that a real bargain as they could play any or all games without forking out anymore money. The arcade was very nice with friendly staff. They spent four hours playing on that $8 and had a lot of fun. I would recommend this venue for family fun.Check the Facebook for deals before you go.They do have a snack bar that food and drinks can be purchased.
3. Figge Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Don M - Littleton, Colorado
We were very impressed with the lay-out and art. A couple of Picassos, Miro, and other modern masters (not our style but very good) Many Haiti paintings. Five Grant Wood with some memorabilia from Grant Wood's sister, nice old world 15th century Dutch, section on Frank Lloyd Wright, a Moran, a Bierstadt, a Russell.
4. TaxSlayer Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Beavercowboy - Muscatine, Iowa
No More Mr. Clean......
My buddy and I attended a concert by the Alice Cooper Group on Tuesday, May 13, 2018. The Taxslayer Center is a great venue for concerts. There really are no bad seats! The sound system is crisp snd clear, too. It has good access and a person can move quickly to the exits once sn event is finished. The restrooms are clean, too. It was a great show in a great venue!
5. Rock Island Arsenal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, America's largest government-owned arsenal is located on a 946-acre island in the Mississippi River.
Reviewed By Malachi - Wheatland, CA
This is where my family is buried, as all have served since the Civil War. This will be my eternal resting place too someday.
My grandfather, Waldo Goetsch, was it's Superintendent. There is a beautiful Confederate Cemetary to honor the PWO's who died here in captivity. We are one Nation under God, indivisible...
6. Vander Veer Botanical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By t0nylist0n - Davenport, Iowa
This park and conservatory is an interesting place year round and provides some interesting botanical exhibits. Regardless of the season, there is almost always a flowering plant. The place is great for weddings and receptions, and the staff is easy to work with!
7. Rock Island Arsenal Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Malachi - Wheatland, CA
This museum showcases the history of the Arsenal and the armaments it has produced over the years.
Its a working Army Command, so security is tight and requires a background check and residency in the US. My Vietnamese wife could not enter when we first visited last year before our marriage because she was traveling on a tourist visa. We returned this year after our marriage and with her green card and she had no problem getting on base. Clearances are issued for one year.
8. The Putnam Museum & Science Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 192 reviews
The Putnam is a place where people connect with history and ideas by doing, making and experiencing. Our classes and special events are a great complement to our hands-on exhibit galleries. There is always something new to discover and something for everyone at the Putnam.
Reviewed By EffieRose - QCA
Great exhibits for kids to use their fine and large motor skills. Exhibits are a little too advanced for toddlers and early elementary though there are activities within each exhibit for smaller children to participate and learn. The vacuum tubes and scarves had our grandsons entranced for 30 minutes plus! The dress up and play Indian village is great fun as is the tall tree house.
Of course, everyone must go to the lower level to see mummies and sarcophagus - as interesting now as it was 40 years ago
We remember the building when it was Davenport Art Gallery. It is great to see this wonderful space utilized by exhibits allowing room for large or small tours.
Whether visiting the Quad Cities or a resident, there are interesting exhibits for young and young at heart.
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Visit at least once a year, become a member, Volunteer and you will fall in love with this fantastic public museum! Our public owned museums enrich the lives of thousands of children and families who may never have the opportunity to visit a metropolitan museum. Support our local attractions.
9. Quad City Botanical Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Tsubasa99 - Singapore, Singapore
This isnt the worlds biggest botanical center; but for the QC area I think its rather good. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and can give you highlights of what's in bloom when you visit.
We just visited but unfortunately it was a bit too early for the outdoor gardens...its didnt stop us from exploring but not much to see this time of year.
I appreciate that the botanical center holds special events including literature readings, family friendly celebrations, etc. Its nice to see such a wonderful resource available to the community.
10. Chocolate Manor
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By cherylg0829 - Hartford, Wisconsin
We found Chocolate Manor last year on our way to Kansas City from Wisconsin. Everyone was so friendly and outgoing and the chocolate is the best! We stopped last week again on our way thru and, just like the first time, they were so welcoming...MoreCherylg0829, Thank you for trying us out twice; I'm delighted to hear you had a positive experience at Chocolate Manor both times. We hope come summer time we will have the opportunity to serve you again. Thank you for your review, Randyl Mohr Co-Owner
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