admin2022 Beltline Road, Dyersville
(563) 556-6745
Explore the Upper Midwest’s most scenic all-season trail. Follow the 30-mile route of a once bustling railroad into a 450 foot deep valley, past old mining and mill towns. Discover the rugged beauty that welcomes thousands of bicyclists and hikers each year.
7396 Columbus Street, New Vienna
(563) 921-3165 or (563) 921-4275
A former convent converted to a German Museum. Open by appointment.
*Group tours available.
104 3rd Street SW, Dyersville
(563) 875-7325
One of only two basilicas in Iowa. Beautiful inside and out. Open daily.
*Group tours available.
340 1st Ave., Dyersville
(563) 875-2504
Our town founder’s Victorian Mansion restored to period. Open May through November.
*Group tours available.
39053 Great River Rd, Guttenberg
(563) 252-2665
Spacious tasting room, event room and six boutiques. Enjoy live music in the back courtyard or sit by a cozy fire.
What will Dyersville look like in the year 2030? You shared your ideas, now it is time to vote! From the 30 ideas, choose 5 projects you would like to see implemented by the year 2030. One vote per email address. Visit dyersville.org/vote – voting open until Sunday, May 16.
The MLB Field of Dreams Game is rescheduled for Thursday, August 12 2021 and The Chicago White Sox & New York Yankees will be taking the field. Look for information about the game and the community event, Beyond The Game, in the upcoming months.
Youth baseball tournament provider All-Star Ballpark Heaven, is proud to collaborate with Baseball Factory, one of the most respected player development brands in North America, to offer a unique baseball tournament experience in rural Dyersville, IA, home of the 1989 classic, Field of Dreams, for ages 9-12. Click for more information.
146 2nd Street NE, Dyersville
(563) 207-0357
We are open during COVID-19 for dine-in, take-out or curbside service! We also have a gorgeous Biergarten with umbrellas and firepits! Our ONLINE ordering is super easy!
Our building was built in 1906 as a gasoline engine factory, and then turned into a sewing factory from 1910…. through 2017! It is the site of the 1916 seamstress strike that inspired the book “7 1/2 Cents” and the musical and movie, “The Pajama Game”!
2093 20th Ave. S.E.
(563) 599-1262
Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11:00-7:00, Saturday 12:00-7:00, Sunday 12:00-5:00, Closed Wednesdays
