Radisson Paper Valley Hotel

333 W. College Avenue, Appleton WI 54911, USA

Reservations: +1 (800) 395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (920) 733-8000 Fax: +1 (920) 733-9220

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Radisson Paper Valley Hotel Local Area Attractions

The Radisson Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton is located on College Ave off Hwy 41 in the heart of downtown, a prime spot for exploring the city's attractions in the local area. Over 40 unique bars and restaurants are within walking distance of the hotel, as well as several museums and the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center.

Local area attractions near our hotel include:

Fox Cities Performing Arts Center (0.1 miles)
Located in the heart of downtown Appleton, the Arts Center brings you sophisticated entertainment in a grand setting.
Phone: +1 (920) 730-3782
Hearthstone Historic House Museum (0.7 miles)
Hearthstone is the world's first home to be lit by hydroelectricity. This 1880s Victorian home features many original fixtures and offers guided tours and special events. Admission charged.
Phone: +1 (920) 730-8204
A Building for Kids Children's Museum (0.2 miles)
Building imagination, creativity and confidence, this museum near our hotel provides families with educational entertainment and fun.
Phone: +1 (920) 734-3226
Fox River Mall (3.2 miles)
The Fox River Mall provides sensational shopping at over 180 stores.
Phone: +1 (800) 876-6255
Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (3.4 miles)
Baseball fans will enjoy supporting this Class-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Take your kids out to the ballgame for nine innings of family fun.
Phone: +1 (920) 733-4152
The History Museum at the Castle (0.5 miles)
Located in a former Masonic Temple, this museum educates through hands-on activities that revolve around a wide range of subjects. Visitors can even learn about the famous magician, Harry Houdini, with exhibits that feature some of his best illusions.
Phone: +1 (920) 735-9370
Lawrence University (0.5 miles)
This local university hosts students from around the world and offers a wide variety of majors and concentrations.
Phone: +1 (920) 832-7000
Skyline Comedy Cafe (0.8 miles)
Live stand-up comedy is the name of the game at this popular spot. Skyline Comedy Cafe is widely recognized as one of the top comedy clubs in the entire country.
Phone: +1 (920) 734-5653
Outagamie County Regional Airport (5.2 miles)
This former home to Midwest Airlines has service to six major hubs.
Phone: +1 (920) 832-5267
Lambeau Field (30 miles)
Visit the home of Wisconsin's beloved local Green Bay Packers. Attend a game, or take a tour of the stadium where the history of football's most storied franchise comes alive.
Phone: +1 (920) 569-7513

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About Appleton

Sitting on bluffs high above the Fox River, Appleton has long been considered the cultural heart and soul of the Fox River Valley, in large part due to the presence of Lawrence University, a liberal arts college with strong music and performing arts programs. The city itself has spawned a few performers and artists over the years, from writer Edna Ferber to actor Willem Dafoe and master illusionist and "debunker of fake mediums and spiritualists" Harry Houdini. College Avenue - or "The Ave," as locals call it - is the city's social, economic, and cultural centerpiece, featuring an eclectic cross-section of bars, pubs, restaurants, and coffee shops, as well as specialty shops and the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, which opened in early 2003. Meanwhile, along the Highway 41 corridor are the Fox River Mall, strip malls, Regal Cinemas College Avenue 16, and dozens of popular chain restaurants, all of which give Appleton an impressive mix of old and new, of locally-owned and franchised. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area around Appleton offers the chance to enjoy nature, whether taking in views from High Cliff State Park, fishing for sturgeon on Lake Winnebago, or boating on the river itself. Indeed, Appletonians take pride in the big city opportunities available in their small town, and well they should - as Edna Ferber once wrote, "Big doesn't necessarily mean better. Sunflowers aren't better than violets."

Did you know?

The mysterious Harry Houdini left a legacy of speculation and legend when he died in 1926, even some rumors regarding the events that led to his death. A popular one that continues to survive involves his dying from injuries sustained after allowing a college student to punch him in the abdomen. When Hollywood did Houdini's life story in 1953 (starring Tony Curtis), it added to the public's confusion by having the celluloid Houdini die while attempting an underwater escape. Let's set the record straight: On Halloween 1926 at Detroit's Grace Hospital, master illusionist and escape artist Harry Houdini died of peritonitis resulting from a ruptured appendix - that is, appendicitis.