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Enhanced PromptCapital city of Wisconsin, Madison, situated along Lake Monona and Lake Mendota, features numerous scenic areas and notable landmarks. City Hall, a prominent civic building in the heart of downtown Madison, serves as a hub for local government. The University of Wisconsin–Madison campus is nearby, known for its beautiful arboretum and diverse academic programs. Olin Park, a popular recreational area, offers opportunities for boating and fishing on Lake Monona. The Olbrich Botanical Gardens feature an extensive collection of plant species and a stunning Thai pavilion. The State Street pedestrian mall, lined with shops and restaurants, is a lively gathering place. The Dane County Farmers' Market takes place every Saturday morning during warmer months, offering fresh produce and local goods. Monroe Street, a vibrant commercial district, boasts a mix of boutiques, eateries, and cultural attractions. The Allen Centennial Garden, located near the university, showcases a variety of plants and trees in a serene setting. The Isthmus neighborhood, nestled between lakes Mendota and Monona, provides access to parks and waterways. The University Heights neighborhood, home to many students and faculty members, features a mix of housing styles and community amenities. Lake Wingra, a smaller lake within the city limits, offers opportunities for kayaking and paddleboarding. The Olde Wade House, a historic mansion built in the late 19th century, now serves as a museum and event space. The Goodman Pool, a public swimming facility, operates seasonally and hosts various aquatic events. The East Johnson Street neighborhood, featuring a mix of residential and commercial properties, has undergone revitalization efforts. The Henry Vilas Zoo, a free zoo in Warner Park, is home to a wide range of animals from around the world. Warner Park, a large park with walking trails and sports facilities, also hosts various community events. The Lake Monona shoreline path, a scenic walking and biking route, connects multiple parks and neighborhoods. The Yahara River flows through the city, providing habitat for fish and other aquatic life. The Capital Square, a central gathering space, features a large fountain and several monuments. The Orpheum Theater, a historic performing arts venue, hosts a variety of productions and concerts. The Chazen Museum of Art, located on the university campus, exhibits a diverse collection of art from around the world. The Memorial Union, a student union building on campus, offers food, entertainment, and meeting spaces. The Geology Museum, part of the university, features exhibits on geology and
