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Al Capone's Hideout |
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Al Capone, America's most notorious gangster, built a gangland hideout in Wisconsin's North woods near Couderay in the mid-1920s. Today, 40-minute tours of this estate take viewers through Capone's living quarters in the impressive main lodge and around the ground's 9 additional buildings including the gun tower, bunkhouse and jail cell, a single-person cell which is surrounded by a small exercise yard. The estate's 18-inch thick walls were built to withstand potential firepower from rival gangs as well as the Feds. |
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The Hideout 12101 W Cty Rd CC |
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Call (715) 945-2746 for days and hours of operation. Ask when the last tour begins, and if you might be interested in dining, check on serving hours. |
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