Michigan Directory

Michigan has been famous for the fabulous lakes and the early days of the automotive industry. But if you ask anyone who has visited Michigan what their favorite thing to do in this great state is, you'll probably get quite a few answers. That's because there is so much to do and see in Michigan that it's hard to list even a small portion. Here are the Top Ten Things to do in Michigan.

10 – The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. This summertime art fair is one of the most popular in Michigan. You can spend hours wandering through all the great art on display and on sale at this fabulous art festival.

9 - Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park. If you love to see beautiful works of sculpture, stop by Grand Rapids and visit the Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park. Some of the most fascinating sculptures can be seen at this lovely site. You will spend hours in awe of the creative works on display.

8 – Potter Park Zoo. In Lansing you will find the Potter Park Zoo. You may not have heard of this zoo, like some of the other big zoos in this country, but don't let that stop you. Kids and grown ups love spending the day at this lovely zoo seeing all kinds of exotic animals on display.

7 - Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Located in Paradise, Michigan, the Tahquamenon Falls State Park
is home to some of the most dazzling natural sites in the United States. If you love scenic views and waterfalls, you should enjoy a few days at this beautiful park hiking and just soaking in the scenery.

6 - Mackinac Island. This small island city should be on every Michigan visitor's list to explore. You will love spending time on Mackinac Island. Many vacationers choose to take a horse buggy ride around the entire island to get a feel for just how beautiful and interesting it really is.

5 – Boyne Mountain. Golfers, take some time to visit one of the nicest courses in all of Michigan. The Boyne Mountain Golf Course located in Boyne, Michigan is a beautiful and challenging course. Stop by and spend the afternoon getting in 18 holes at this classic golf course.

4 – The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum. Kids and adults, who don't mind having a little lighthearted educational fun, love visiting the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum. With over 250 exhibits this museum offers an educational good time to remember for everyone.

3 – The Henry Ford Museum and Factory Tour. This museum will take you back to the beginnings of the United States Automotive industry. Fascinating, historical automobiles are on display as well as educational exhibits about the fascinating man who helped start it all – Henry Ford.

2 – Comerica Park. Baseball fans will love to take a detour to Detroit Michigan to see the home of the Tigers. Comerica Park is a lovely MLB stadium that you have to see in person to fully appreciate. Take a tour or stop by for a game.

1 – Greenfield Village. This is one of the most dazzling sites in Michigan. Henry Ford acquired some of the most interesting buildings in this country and they are all on display at Greenfield Village. This site is like a living history lesson and is a testament to the unique personality of Henry Ford.

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