New Glarus is a small village located in Green County, Wisconsin. Founded by Swiss immigrants in the mid-19th century, it is known for its rich Swiss heritage, which is reflected in its architecture, festivals, and local culture. The village is often referred to as "Little Switzerland" due to its picturesque landscapes and charming atmosphere. The community is also famous for the New Glarus Brewing Company, which produces a variety of craft beers, including the popular Spotted Cow. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities in the surrounding Kettle Moraine State Forest and explore local shops and restaurants that celebrate Swiss traditions.