Visit the extraordinary world of the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art! Enter through a towering plant-filled atrium and branch off into galleries filled with a selection of more than 2,000 years of art. From Roman busts to American landscape paintings to contemporary art and craft, experience an ever-changing selection from the Museum’s permanent collection of 5,600 works of art. Included amongst the CRMA’s treasures is the world’s largest collection of works by Regionalist artist, Grant Wood, who lived and worked in Cedar Rapids most of his life. In addition, see exciting and thought-provoking temporary exhibitions on display throughout the year. Read more...
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Norway’s baseball tradition grew into 20 state championships, and many college, semi-pro and professional baseball players came from this small community. This museum features the history of baseball, championship trophies, major league players from the community, other major league players, and THE FINAL SEASON movie made in Norway, Ia. The museum includes a small gift shop, murals, written history, and a narrated tour. Our museum is always open by appointment by calling 319-721-6288. Read more...
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This landmark restaurant is enjoyed by local residents as well as our many visitors. Sometimes, all you really want is a simple, old-fashioned meal. The name “Ronneburg” comes from the medieval fortress in Hesse, Germany, bearing the same name, which sheltered the Amana ancestors during their religious persecution over 200 years ago. The historical Ronneburg Restaurant is located in an original communal kitchen until it opened as a restaurant in 1950, where thick plaster and brick walls complete the ambiance for your traditional family-style dining. Now, for over 60 years, the Ronneburg has been serving German and American dishes including Read more...
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The art gallery and studio are open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 to 5, Sundays from 10 to 4….and by appointment. The studio is located in a 1868 Amana home that was once a communal kitchen. The home is adjacent to beautiful floral gardens which are the inspiration for many of the artist’s creations. There are five rooms of contemporary and traditional oils and watercolors on display. Relax and enjoy the “get away from it all” beauty of Homestead, an Amana village. Read more...
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Fern Hill Gifts and Quilts has a unique and inviting collection of handmade Iowa quilts, antique quilts, fabric and Stephanie Brandenburg and Frond Design Studios fabrics, architectural antiques, antique furniture, gifts, cards, home decorating, garden, florals, sweets and beverages. There are three floors brimming with wonderful items to decorate your own home. Open year-round! Read more...
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Since 1973, the Krauss family has been producing fruit and berry wines. They feature over a dozen wines, including cranberry, raspberry, and blackberry, as well as unique wines like rhubarb and dandelion wines. All wines are produced and bottled on the premises, using both local and purchased fruits. Stop in for a free sample! Village Winery also has an extensive gift shop featuring many different collectibles such as Hummel figurines, Precious Moments, and Anri. Visit the craft corner, featuring many handmade items by local crafters, including item such as primative stitched pillows with cute quotes, CD clocks, doll clothes, and Read more...
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Located in the historic village of Amana, Iowa, White Cross Cellars is a new approach to the Amana Colonies wine industry. While the Amanas have long been famous for fruit wines, White Cross Cellars delivers a more traditional approach to the wines of the Amanas. We feature Award-winning wines from classic wine grapes as well as Midwestern varieties; producing wine in the European or California style. Our specialties are white wines reminiscent of the traditional German and French styles, along with red dinner wines designed for beef and Italian dishes. Our wines are available in limited quantities and sold exclusively Read more...
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Click Here to Book Your Stay. Village Guest Suite is located in Main Amana on the “back street” where we offer a quiet setting for a relaxing and quiet evening’s stay in a historic 1856 communal residence and zimmershop. Yet, you are within easy walking distance of the Amana Heritage Museum, unique shops and famous German family-style restaurants. The main floor features a two room suite with an elegant formal living room with fireplace and queen sleeper sofa and charming bedroom with queen sleigh bed and bath with a Jacuzzi tub and shower. The upstairs features the three room Read more...
