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From family-friendly attractions to cultural institutions and picturesque riverfront activities on the Saginaw River, the city has something to offer every visitor. Exploring the vibrant city of Saginaw is a journey into discovering this unique destination.

Cadillac is a city that beckons visitors with its range of activities and natural beauty. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a golfer or a KISS fan, Cadillac has something special to offer.

From exploring the well-preserved architecture of the downtown to enjoying the arts at the Heritage Center, Alma is an experience all its own.

East Lansing is a dynamic city driven by the vibrancy and youthfulness of a classic American college town. From walking paths that line the city and a state-of-the-art museum to major college sporting events and dining experiences with an international flavor, East Lansing is not to be missed.

This gem, located on the Upper Peninsula, and connected to the Lower Peninsula, St. Ignace serves as a gateway to some of Michigan's most iconic attractions. From waterfront campsites to historic landmarks and casino gaming, St. Ignace, “your home port,” offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors. Explore the highlights that make St. Ignace a must-visit destination.

Big Rapids is the perfect fit for those seeking outdoor adventures, cultural exploration and leisurely strolls through quaint downtown streets. Outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs and casual travelers will find Big Rapids both a relaxing and engaging getaway.

After a long, cold Michigan winter, there’s nothing better than being outside, soaking up the warmth of our surprisingly warm summers. From Lake Michigan to Lake Huron, it’s not hard to find a small town or large city holding various festivals and celebrations from May-August. We’ve compiled a list of Michigan happenings for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. Get out and visit a town you’ve never heard of; you could learn something new and have some fun along the way.

Ann Arbor has long been known as the home of the University of Michigan Wolverines, but there’s so much more to the city. Year-round, indoors and out, a trip to Ann Arbor is sure to please even the pickiest of travelers in your group.

Michigan is so ethnically diverse, you almost feel like you’ve been abroad when you visit some of our towns and cities. One of the best examples is Frankenmuth, known by many for its Bavarian theme and, by many more, as the home of Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland. To others, it’s the place with the best family-style chicken dinners (next to mom’s) at Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth, and the Bavarian Inn and Restaurant. But there’s so much more to do in Frankenmuth, including festivals and events, a waterpark, great shopping, and other attractions. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on in Frankenmuth.

On the Lake Michigan coast lie two towns separated by the Kalamazoo River, but that’s the only thing that divides them. Together, Saugatuck and Douglas have become one place that’s among the most treasured vacation spots in the country. In fact, in 2018, the towns ranked third on Thrillist Travel’s 20 Greatest Summertime Lake Towns and Saugatuck’s Oval Beach was ranked fourth on USA Today’s Best Michigan Beaches list.