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La Crosse is fortunate to have Sister City relationships with eight cities around the world. These cities include Bantry, Ireland; Dubna, Russia; Epinal, France; Førde, Norway; Friedberg, Germany; Luoyang, China; Kumbo, The Republic of Cameroon, West Africa; and Junglinster, Luxembourg. Each of these relationships is unique and features cooperative efforts in such diverse activities as health care, education, sports, the arts, government agencies and public policy, business, and many others La Crosse's business activity along with the varied cultural backgrounds of the citizens has resulted in an environment that makes foreign visitors welcome and is supportive of a variety of cultural activities and events. Many of these events are supported and coordinated by the City’s International Committee. The International Committee has representation from each of our Sister Cities and from citizens interested in promoting international awareness and citizen diplomacy.

This is the promenade on the Mississippi

The park goes right up to the water's edge, and there are plenty of nice grassy areas to hand out by the river in the shade. There are some paved trails, and sometimes the park will hold events at the band shell or for Riverfest.

From the northwest corner of Riverside Park of La Crosse, you can see a triple confluence of rivers: to your left, the Mississippi River; straight ahead, the Black River; and on your right, the La Crosse River.

This bridge crosses the east channel of the Mississippi River connecting downtown La Crosse to Barron Island. The bridge is actually two bridges, the Cass Street Structure and the Cameron Avenue Structure, together they form The Mississippi River Bridge.

This bridge crosses the east channel of the Mississippi River connecting downtown La Crosse to Barron Island. The bridge is actually two bridges, the Cass Street Structure and the Cameron Avenue Structure, together they form The Mississippi River Bridge.