Prepare for takeoff! The Air Zoo is a highly charged, multi-sensory atmosphere that goes beyond anything you’ve ever seen. Everything is designed to help you achieve the total flight experience. There’s nothing else like the Air Zoo!

The Alden B. Dow Home & Studio invites you through the architectural studios and private residence of one of the 20th century's contempory organic architects... Alden B. Dow.

Sail with us and experience beautiful Lake Huron from the deck of an 85 foot schooner.

Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland celebrates the joy of Christmas 361 days of the year.

A majestic stone castle is your Northern Michigan tour destination!

An exceptional evening of cruising and dining at the Lightkeeper's home on Charity Island located in Saginaw Bay is within your reach.   Your five hour trip includes appetizers served on ride to Island, history presentation upon arrival, delicious dinner served at the Lightkeepers home, tour of Lightkeepers home with Dessert and coffee served on the return trip which scheduled to catch the sunset.   Lunch cruises are also available.

More than 100,000 young men worked in Michigan's forests during the Great Depression and lived in barracks. See how "Roosevelt's tree army" served the state, creating a legacy that we enjoy today.

Colonial Michilimackinac, a reconstructed French fur trade village and palisaded fort, offers an interesting combination of exhibits/period settings, reenactments, beautiful views of the Straits of Mackinac and America's longest ongoing archeological dig.

From the all-turkey, Deli-Style restaurant with all the fixin's, to professional dinner theatre, old-fashioned ice cream parlor, to all-ages game room, quaint gift ideas, to open flea markets, Cornwell's Turkeyville USA has everything for total family fun!

When was the last time you had the opportunity to see a cow being milked?  You can when you visit Country Dairy, a family owned business that has been processing and bottling milk in West Michigan since 1983.   Take a tour of Country Dairy where over 1,000 cows are milked, milk is processed and bottled, and cheese, ice cream and butter are made. The Farm Store and adjacent Moo School are the destination for tourists, school children, and guests from all over the world.

Be prepared to be impressed with your trip to the Cross in the Woods the worlds largest Wooden and Bronze Crucifix.

All aboard the Huckleberry Railroad for an excursion back to the 1800s!

The Cumberland Princess invites you enjoy a cruise on beautiful Houghton Lake. Michigan’s largest inland lake!

The DIA has been a beacon of culture for the Detroit area for well over a century.

This will definitely Float your Boat! The Detroit Princess is a beautiful, 5 story riverboat with chandeliers, brass ceilings and stunning views on your 2 to 3 hour cruise of the Detroit River. Come out and take a ride with us and experience it for yourself!

City Slickers Welcome! Visit Western Michigan's premier family vacation destination, Double JJ Resort - home of the ROTHBURY Festival! Double JJ offers three unique activities all at one resort. Come explore miles of scenic horseback trails, perfect for riders of any skill level and age. Experience the thrill of our indoor waterpark, boasting Michigan's tallest indoor waterslide, a lazy/crazy river, wave pool, and plenty of kids play areas. And don't forget the clubs, because our Arthur Hills designed Thoroughbred Golf Course was rated "4-1/2 stars" by Golf Digest and "One of the top 100 women-friendly courses in America" by Golf for Women.

Wisk your guests away from the city to the serene lakeside estate of one of America's most prominent automotive families. There is no other place that compares to experiencing this spectacular 60-room mansion set amid 86-acres of magnificent gardens and grounds.

This is a slice of Northern Michigan Heaven! Step aboard our horse-drawn carriage (or sleigh) for a charming ride through the wooded resort and into the preserve for a close up look at majestic elk. Camera welcome!

Fort Mackinac, on Mackinac Island, is a national historic landmark that was constructed during the American Revolutionary War.

At Copper Harbor, on the rugged shore of Lake Superior, stands Fort Wilkins Historic Complex.

The 132-acre Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park features Michigan's largest tropical conservatory, a carnivorous plant house, desert and Victorian gardens, outdoor gardens, the new Lena Meijer Children's Garden, Michigan's Farm Garden and the Midwest's most comprehensive outdoor sculpture collection featuring the 3 story tall Leonardo da Vinci horse. Over 100 pieces of permanent sculpture. Including: Rodin, Oldenburg, Moore, Plensa, Degas, di Suvero and Chihuly to name a few. Open year round.

The Gerald R. Ford Museum brings American history to life for visitors of all ages.

The Gilmore Car Museum welcomes you to enjoy a unique experience among automobile museums in the United States. We hope the information that follows will illustrate the scope of the vehicles, automobilia, antique buildings and pristine rural countryside that await the visitor to this special museum.  Whether you only have an hour to spend or the better part of a day you will certainly enjoy a remarkable experience here at the Gilmore Car Museum.

Come Aboard! Discover the shipwrecks of the Alger Underwater Preserve through the clear waters of Lake Superior and view the rock formations of Grand Island. Michigan Shipwreck Tours offers modern travelers a chance to see the proud boats which sailed the Great Lakes before the turn of the century.

Like a fine wine Grand Hotel's tradition of gracious service and flawless hospitality has aged well, preserving the best of a bygone era and blending it carefully with the contemporary sophisticated needs of today's group traveler. Open May - October Annually

Great Lakes Naval Memorial and Museum, in Muskegon, MI, invites you to step back into time aboard two historic vessels as well as the new state-of-the-art museum facility. Berthed near the picturesque Pere Marquette Park on Lake Michigan, GLNMM offers tours of USS SILVERSIDES, America's most famous surviving submarine from WWII, and USCGC McLANE, a prohibition-era Buck-and-a-Quarter (125ft) boat that earned honor for sinking an enemy vessel during WWII.

Located 11 miles north of Paradise on M-123, in Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum is a tribute to dedicated sailors and ships lost along this Lake Superior coastline known as the “Lake Superior’s Shipwreck Coast.”

Hartwick Pines invites you to come and take part in understanding Michigan's lumbering industry.

Return to the world of automotive pioneer Henry Ford. Tour this nationally acclaimed historic home for a glimpse into the auto baron lifestyle and learn about the family that started it all.

The Henry Ford consists of 3 major attractions: Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village and Ford Rouge Factory Tour. Henry Ford Museum is a massive museum--it's 12 acres under a single roof--is filled with tens of thousands of artifacts that bring American ideas and innovation to life. Visitors can sit build a full-size Model T, on the Rosa Parks Bus, climb aboard the 600-ton Allegheny locomotive, see the chair in which Abraham Lincoln was assasinated, the limousine in which President John F. Kennedy was shot, the innovative Buckminster Fuller Dymaxion House and more. 2010 special exhibits: Jan (dates coinside with Detroit Auto Show) "Engines Exposed" Feb. 6-April 25: Good Design: Stories from Herman Miller June 19-Oct. 11: "Play" Nov. 20, 2010-Feb. 27, 2011: George Washington Carver

A nature park and working water-powered sawmill, together with guides in period costume make this historic site a must see for any groups touring the Mackinac area.

Even our address says it all. Everyone wants to visit a place nestled in Hickory Corners! And on Gull Lake Drive! Cereal magnate W. K. Kellogg home and the gardens surrounding the house have been restored and the house is once again a beautiful and stately residence in a lovely lakeside setting. Close to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, the Kellogg Manor House is a wonderful day trip for those interested in the history of the area, of Michigan, and of W.K.Kellogg and his philosophy of philanthropy and education.

Now based in Charlevoix, Michigan, the Keweenaw Star, a 110 foot, 149 passenger tour boat, will be offering a variety of cruises on Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan.

Two hundred feet across, the forty foot deep Kitchitikipi is Michigan's largest Spring. With over an amazing 10,000 gallons a minute gushing from its fissures in the underlying limestone, this crystal clear attraction is absolutely amazing and mysterious. Enjoy this unique Upper Peninsula Attraction! Kitchitikipi - "Big Springs" Palms Book State Park - Thompson Michigan

Treat your group to something really unique...Enjoy a relaxing 4-hour cruise aboard the S.S. Badger between Ludington, MI and Manitowoc, WI (your motorcoach sails with you). Live entertainment, spacious decks, food service, and much more.

Keeping a Slice of the 19th Century Alive! World's Largest Horse and Buggy Livery.

Exciting discoveries await you at Mackinac State Historic Parks - Colonial Michilimackinac and Historic Mill Creek in Mackinaw City, and Fort Mackinac and Mackinac Island State Park on Mackinac Island and the newly re-opened Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse.

Northern Michigan's premier shopping, dining and entertainment destination!

Stop along the pathway of history as you explore the Michigan Historical Museum System.

Overlooking a picturesque river valley near Negaunee, this fine little state museum, open free of charge, shows in dramatic displays how U. P. iron was central to America's industrialization.

The Michigan State Capitol, one of the nation’s most important and beautiful historic buildings, was dedicated to the people of Michigan on January 1, 1879.

You don't need a Golden Ticket to tour this chocolate Factory!

The Music House is a one-of-a-kind collection of hundreds of rare antique music-making machines.

Visit the Muskegon County Museum Sites! All four sites are located in downtown Muskegon within a three block radius of one another! We preserve and interpret the natural and cultural history of Muskegon County.

What is New at Nelis' Dutch Village? There are lots of new things at Dutch Village to look forward to.

The Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse is a restoration in progress.

Located in the heart of Detroit, one of the leading entertainment markets in the country, Olympia Entertainment is one of the industry's most diverse sports and entertainment companies, owning and operating Detroit's fabulous Fox Theatre, as well as booking and operating Joe Louis Arena, Comerica Park, Cobo Arena, Masonic Temple and City Theatre.

Don't miss this fairy tale garden where beautiful butterflies of every imaginable size and color "dance" to classical music and the sound of falling water, fluttering and lighting on fragrant blossoms and the enchanting waterfall that centers the garden! The Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House and Insect World exhibit is THE attraction to see on Mackinac Island every summer. So don't be left out of the fun! Join the thousands of visitors that take their turn enjoying this marvelous exhibit every season.

A truly unique opportunity! Don’t miss this feast for the eyes and the imagination! Join us on an awesome adventure that is unique to Detroit and fun for kids of all ages. Call today for a magical tour through Paradeland. The Parade Company is Detroit’s premier events organization dedicated to producing fun events for people.

Managed by the National Park Service, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is our nation’s first National Lakeshore.

If you have a passion for shopping, a visit to Prime Outlets - Birch Run is a must!   You can Shop Til You Drop.

Venture back thousands of years ... Experience 8,000 years of history from the river's glacial origin, to the Native American settlement, French fur trade, British expansion, & the present day.

Sault Historic Sites is always happy to offer a group tour for your organization.

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is one of more than 385 areas of scenic, scientific, and historical heritage administered by the National Park Service under the Department of the Interior.

Regional history, historic automobiles and hands-on science are major features of the Sloan Museum, in Flint, Michigan. The Science Discovery Center allows children and adults to explore principles of chemistry and physics through exhibit and staff presentations. And don't forget the Longway Planetarium! It's outta this World!

Nestled in the rolling landscape of Livingston County, Tanger Outlet Center of Howell, Michigan has grown to over 75 shops and services since its opening in 1996.

Plan now for 2010!!! May 1st through May 8th, 2010 It's nothing less than amazing that a town as small as Holland, Michigan can host an event as large as the Tulip Time Festival. The Festival's most important resource is the townspeople who make it possible to welcome nearly half a million visitors to the city each year.

The Village is the perfect place to spend the day. The Village of Rochester Hills is a 375,000-square-foot outdoor shopping district. Set up much like a bustling downtown, the Village of Rochester Hills is the first in Michigan to utilize the lifestyle streetscape concept. Relax in one of the parks, engage in a game of chess, or meet up with friends. As you walk down the street, take note of unusual sidewalk art and weathervanes all created by local artists. More than just a shopping and dining experience, the Village is a destination.

More than an outstanding collection of classic and antique vehicles, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum tells the story of the automobile in America. The Museum offers over 65 fully-restored vehicles ranging from a 1902 Rambler to exciting modern-day concept cars, interactive displays and much more.

Welcome to Wellington! Where it's always 1932! Wellington Farm, USA is a 60-acre open-air interpretive museum designed to provide an educational opportunity for visitors to experience life as it was in rural mid-America during The Great Depression. Through a series of displays, a wide variety of exhibits, and beautiful natural settings, the park provides a variety of educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities for visitors to Northern Michigan.

Windmill Island Gardens is a 30-acre manicured park featuring an authentic Dutch Windmill producing stone-ground flour, an antique Dutch Carousel, hourly slide presentations on Dutch culture, Dutch dancing during the summer, costumed guides in the windmill, Dutch displays, woodenshoe souvenirshops, and demonstrations of a beautiful street organ from Amsterdam. Farm animals incl. Frisian Horses.