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Established in 1858, the University of Iowa Museum of Natural History promises you a walk through 500 million years of history. Visitors are fascinated by the State of Iowa's surprisingly rich collection of ecological, geological and cultural treasures. Birds and mammals fossils have been meticulously preserved over the centuries, while the rock collection is as stunning. This museum often organizes educational and recreational programs for families and children such as nature walks, pottery workshops etc. On your way out, pick up some minerals, rocks, plastic animals and other interesting souvenirs.

Brew master Chris and owners Carroll F. Zuber, James and Dennis Roemig have brought together the fantastic beers produced at the Millstream Brewing Co. Established in 1985, they offer 15 varieties of beers and a couple of sodas. Their award-winning brewery is open to public visitation via guided tours. The Millstream Brewing Co has won Gold Medal European Ambersat GABF 1989, Bronze Medal German Lagers-Vienna in 2010 and Gold Medal American Wheats in 1990. The brewery also hosts several festivals and local events.

Located in a small Czech ghetto, the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library explores the Czech and Slovakian culture through its diverse collection. The museum pertains to its neighboring Czech immigrants by disseminating its native culture and history. You can learn here about their traditions, lifestyle, art, crafts and so on. The library has several books, photographs, videos and archives that cater to the same aspect. Shop for jewelry, books and other gift items at their store. Events here include book launches, discussions, seminars and local fiestas.

The celebrated site of Pentacrest is a set of five buildings nestled within the sprawling campus of University of Iowa. The Old Capital, Jessup Hall, Macbride Hall, MacLean Hall and Schaeffer Hall together form the Pentacrest.

Built in 1842, the Iowa Old Capital Building is now open as a museum to the public. Housing many artifacts and exhibits about the state and also the history of the building, this museum is open to all. This old and well restored building is one of the prominent landmarks of the city and also home to the University of Iowa.

Amana Colonies are a cluster of historical buildings that were built during the 18th century. The buildings are an amalgamation of the German religious movement called Pietism, and therefore carry a distinct German craftsmanship. One can come not only for the eclectic architecture but also for understanding the contemporary lifestyle and era. From antiques, artifacts to furniture and photographs, this site is very fascinating.