Detroit - Motor City
The largest city in Michigan, Detroit or 'Motor City', has many attractions for visitors. See the outstanding Fisher Building built in 1928 by Albert Kahn, an American industrial architect. Admire its imposing art déco exterior of granite and marble and marvel at the vaulted ceilings and mosaics. Not to be missed is Motown Historical Museum where the careers of musical greats such as Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and Michael Jackson were launched. For a glimpse of local life, visit the Eastern Market and browse through the offerings of the specialty shops.
Traverse City - The Cherry Capital
If you’re visiting Traverse City, spend time at the Dennos Museum Center, watch a performance at the City Opera House, hike and camp at the Traverse City State Park, and stop by at the Great Lakes Children’s Museum.
Grand Rapids - Always Something To Do
Grand Rapids, considered as one of the most liveable US states, has many points of interest including the colourful Frederik Meijer Gardens, John Ball Zoo with its interactive aquarium, Grand Rapids Public Museum, and Grand Rapids Art Museum. Go ice skating or watch a concert at Rosa Parks Circle, Michigan's lively cities are ideal for family breaks.
