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Village in Wisconsin, United States
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Rudolph is a village of approximately 400 in Wood County Wisconsin. It is best known as the site for the "Grotto Shrine", a Catholic shrine built on the grounds of the local Catholic church, St Phillips. Largely conceived and built by one man, Father Wagner, over 40 years, the shrine includes a man made cave (the Wonder Cave) and numerous monuments and gardens.
Rudolph is located approximately 7 miles from Wisconsin Rapids on Highway 34.
Read in the guideNo car rental agencies are located in Rudolph, nor does it have any public transportation. Walking down Main Street is the best way to see this village.
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