Famous Tourism Sites in Michigan

Michigan, the northernmost state in the continental United States, is rich in tourist attractions, from the city of Grand Rapids to the lighthouses and beach towns along the coast.
  1. Grand Rapids

    • Grand Rapids is one of the most populated tourism towns in the state. Along with being considered the gateway to the West Coast, the city advertises its downtown area, its nightlife and its many museums and attractions.

    Beach Towns

    • Michigan's coast is around 200 miles long and includes numerous beach towns such as Muskegon, Grand Haven and South Haven. The beach towns offer fun for the family or a romantic getaway for two.

    Upper Peninsula Great Waters

    • The Great Waters of Michigan's Upper Peninsula offers natural splendor for tourists in many forms, such as walking and hiking trails, waterfalls, lakes and beautiful shores.

    Michigan's Adventure

    • Michigan's Adventure is an amusement park and a water park nestled in the beach town of Muskegon. The parks operate May through September.

    Lighthouses

    • Perhaps most well known for its lighthouses, Michigan has more than 115 along its coastline. These structures function as museums and bed and breakfast sites; in addition, some still serve their original purpose of guiding sailors safely back to shore.

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