Wisconsin is fortunate to have so many towns with amazing main streets. We're talking about historic, super cute, or otherwise bustling downtown scenes. In fact, over the last 20 years, Wisconsin has really taken initiative to revive former booming downtown areas. If you're looking for great Wisconsin Main Streets to check out, these are the ones you for sure want to experience.

1. Beloit

Home to Beloit College, the academic crowd definitely spills out into downtown. But while there are cafes hosting plenty of high brow discussions, there are also 35 places to shop as well as 15 places to dine.

2. La Crosse

Just steps away from the Mississippi River, downtown La Crosse has all sorts of things to offer you, from museums to art galleries to restaurants. Numerous festivals throughout the year make this Main Street come to life. In fact, some believe La Crosse to be the best city in America.

3. Sturgeon Bay

When it comes to charming Wisconsin Main Streets, Sturgeon Bay has it all. Downtown Sturgeon Bay is truly quaint, with all sorts of stores to grab your attention. Shop for antiques, visit a boutique, or treat yourself at the salon. And while you're in Sturgeon Bay, don't forget to check out the beautiful Cave Point.

4. Port Washington

A lot of tourists visit Port Washington. One visit, and you'll know exactly why. Enjoy that harbor town feel, with plenty of shops and a year-round farmers market.

5. Chippewa Falls

Downtown Chippewa Falls has really changed in recent years, with a keen eye toward rehabilitation and revitalization. Many more stores have popped up in recent years, and facades have gotten a face lift. It's no mystery why Chippewa Falls is considered one of the best small towns in Wisconsin.

6. Kenosha

Downtown Kenosha offers loads in the way of entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. You will absolutely love the shops, from their eclectic nature to their owners' personalities.

7. Mineral Point

Mineral Point is a cute town tucked away in southwest Wisconsin. From the historic buildings to locally owned shops and restaurants, you will quickly fall in love. Here's more on why you'll want to experience Wisconsin's most eccentric town.

8. Racine

Downtown Racine is a lakefront community, and a pretty one at that. Art galleries and international cuisine set this Main Street apart from most others.

9. Hudson

A sweet little town off the St. Croix River, Hudson has some gorgeous offerings from visitors. You will love the great shops, including Knoke's Chocolates.

10. Neillsville

If you like architecture and history, downtown Neillsville is definitely for you. The number of old buildings earned it a place in the National Register of Historic Places. Walking downtown, you'll quickly fall in love with one of the best Wisconsin Main Streets in the area.

What is your favorite of these Wisconsin Main Streets? Let us know in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you!