Michigan is a place where it is easy to find and enjoy the simplest pleasures. Beaches with sands that look like sugar, forests that explode with the most vibrant colours, small towns that give you a warmer welcome than a summer day and cities that stir the imagination. Midwest life does not feel like something small here, as at every step, you will find impressive lakes, deep forests, and amazing cliffs and dunes. The landscape is combined with dozens of eclectic towns and an iconic city that has a reputation for making the best cars and even better music.
Welcome To The Real Michigan
A Place That Feels Like Vacations
Within the huge borders of the Great Lake State, which crosses north to Canada, is part of the largest variety in the country. See picturesque villages in the style of Dutch villages, idyllic islands that keep pace with horse-drawn carriages and romantic beacons, such as the Big Red (Michigan's most photographed), which stand out above the cobalt-blue lakes. Spend some time in university cities par excellence, such as Ann Arbor or East Lansing, or explore the wonders of the Upper Peninsula, which include wrecks, colonial forts and miles of snowmobile trails.
Detroit Rocks
Immerse yourself in one of the most historically important cities in the United States, Detroit, full of authentic neighbourhoods and diverse cuisines, eclectic stores and outstanding museums that do more than just show off exceptional art. Here, Motown's legacy in the city remains alive at Hitsville USA, Motown's first home, while it’s automotive heritage is preserved at the Detroit Historical Museum and the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant. FromPiquette Avenue). Watch the Detroit Industry Murals of Diego Rivera at the Detroit Institute of the Arts, take a walking tour of Corktown, the oldest ethnic area of the city, or appreciate the iconic architecture of Fisher Building.
Outdoor Areas And Endless Nature
Discover apple farms, cherry orchards and coastal towns beyond the dunes. Look for a Petoskey stone, a fossilized coral that is often found on local beaches. Sail through one of the thousands of lakes in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Walk through the woods in the fall, and head to the Traverse City wine area in the spring, when the "flowering season" is in full swing across the state. Here the recreation lasts all year, from fly fishing to flyboarding, sleigh rides and swimming. Visit natural wonders such as Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore (Pictured Rocks National Coast), 64 miles of coastline and an unparalleled view of Michigan, with its cliffs along the beach, its waterfalls and it's famous multicoloured and layered rocks.
