Best Landmarks near Millville Town Historic Site

Discover panoramic views and tranquil beauty at Stony Point Lookout in Galena Territory, a members-only scenic escape.

Discover a serene 40-foot waterfall near Galena, Illinois. An easily accessible natural escape perfect for a quick visit or peaceful retreat.

Escape to the Inn at Irish Hollow in Galena: A romantic countryside retreat with luxurious cottages, gourmet dining, and scenic beauty.

Reconnect with nature on scenic Galena trails led by playful goats. Enjoy unique experiences for all ages, year-round.

Discover panoramic views, hiking trails, and historical insights at Horseshoe Mound Preserve, a natural escape near Galena, Illinois.

Explore nature steps from downtown Galena at Buehler Preserve: hiking, biking, fishing, and scenic river views await!

Experience the sights and sounds of a working 1897 blacksmith shop in historic Galena, Illinois. Watch sparks fly and discover hand-forged treasures.

Explore the U.S. Grant Home State Historic Site in Galena, Illinois, where history, heritage, and the legacy of a great president come alive.

Uncover the rich history of Galena, IL at the Historic Marker, celebrating the town's early days and vibrant past amidst charming architecture.

Honor the brave at Galena's Civil War Monument, a serene landmark of American history and sacrifice.

Discover the enchanting Dowling House, a historical museum in Galena, Illinois, showcasing the region's rich heritage and stunning architecture.

Step back in time at Galena's Old Market House: a historic landmark showcasing the city's vibrant past as a bustling river port and mining center.

Discover the beauty of Grant Park, a tranquil haven in Galena, Illinois, perfect for family outings and nature lovers alike.

Discover the artistic charm of River Bend Gallery in Galena, Illinois, where local talent shines through stunning artworks and a warm atmosphere.

Explore the Washburne House State Historic Site in Galena, Illinois, and delve into the rich history of the Washburne family and 19th-century America.