See top spots in an always-growing downtown
Downtown Detroit is an entertainment mecca where three professional sports stadiums, venues like the Fillmore and Detroit Opera House, and a remarkable culinary scene are easily discovered thanks to the easy and fun People Mover.
Cultural hot spot that's more than a college town
Creativity is all around. Ann Arbor is home to renowned galleries and art museums, while local artists light up performance halls in this always welcoming, LGBTQ+ loving community.
Lansing’s diverse past creates diverse celebrations
This capital city is home to more than 60 festivals throughout the year for every visitor. The Lumberjack Festival, Lansing Pride, Frontier Days and BluesFest are a sample of the fun that comes to Lansing.
Grand Rapids has can’t-miss institutions and pints
Accoladed as Beer City USA in a nationwide poll by USA Today, the state’s cultural hub and second largest city’s walkable downtown has 40-plus breweries, as well as vibrant public art and award-winning history, science, art and children’s museums.
Each distinctive season has its own treasured fun
The 18-kilometer Lake Macatawa Loop connects boaters and paddlers at beaches, campgrounds and forests to charming downtown Holland. Heated sidewalks make year-round indulgence easy at 100-plus specialty shops, eateries and pubs.
Crowd favorite: Soft-sand beaches and sunsets
A pier connects Grand Haven's picturesque lighthouse and views of its musical fountain directly to the quaint downtown and its unique shopping and dining.
The gateway to the Upper Peninusla
St. Ignace’s quaint downtown includes lakeside restaurants, an active marina, outdoor music spots, several fudge shops and a state park among other green spaces, all with views of the Mackinac Bridge.
A college town surround by outdoor wonderland
The Upper Peninsula’s largest city surprises with a picturesque lakeside downtown and impressive culinary scene. Walk along the shores of Lake Superior past outdoor venues and public space to Marquette’s beach and lighthouse.
