Cultural hot spot with college town excitement
Creativity is all around this imaginative metropolitan town, home to the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor’s walkable downtown is filled with public art, renowned galleries and art museums. Local artists light up performance halls like the art deco State Theatre and the historic Michigan Theater. Everyone is invited to enjoy this welcoming community.
Small town surrounded by outdoor wonderland
The largest city in the Upper Peninsula, Marquette surprises with a picturesque downtown bursting with impressive dining offerings. Walk along the shores of Lake Superior past outdoor venues and public spaces to Marquette’s beach and historic lighthouse. Drive Lakeshore Boulevard to Presque Isle Park for unmatched views of the encompassing scenic beauty.
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Experience top spots in an always-growing city center
Downtown Detroit is an entertainment mecca with three professional sports stadiums, music venues like The Fillmore and the Detroit Opera House, and a remarkable culinary scene. Detroit is directly connected to Windsor, Ontario, via the Ambassador Bridge, the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel and soon by the Gordie Howe International Bridge — set to open to vehicles in 2025.
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Perfect pints and fun festivities in Grand Rapids
Named Beer City USA in a nationwide poll, Grand Rapids is the state's second-largest city and cultural hub. Vibrant public art installations, 40-plus breweries and award-winning history, science, art and children’s museums make this accessible downtown packed full of activities. Unique festivals and events mix well with its riverside charm all summer long.
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Dutch attractions complement the historic small town
During the summer months, Holland’s adorable downtown comes alive with numerous weekly events, a large farmers market, a street performers series and free live music. Downtown heated streets and sidewalks make year-round indulgence easy with 100-plus locally owned shops, galleries, eateries and breweries. Travel to the nearby sandy beaches of Lake Michigan by car, bike or boat.
Traverse City Tourism
Enjoy waters off the fresh coast of northern Michigan
You are never too far from water scenes in Traverse City. Multiple parks and beaches dot the downtown shoreline, providing views of the water from walkable restaurants, taprooms and boutique shopping spots. Rent boats and paddle crafts and explore the numerous large inland lakes, rivers and streams.
Oldest city in the state offers four seasons of fun
Sault Ste. Marie’s downtown offers diverse accommodations to rest you up for epic explorations of the area’s waterways, forests and shores. Wander the relaxed streets filled with fudge shops, specialty stores and local cafés. The Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge over the St. Marys River provides impressive views of the Soo Locks, and links to Ontario, Canada.
