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Looking for fun things to do in Michigan? Browse Michigan sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Michigan. You may also write your own review of what to do in Michigan.
#16 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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badcold3 says:
Although Campus Martius is beautiful all year round, its the best in the winter. Opening day for "winter blast" there's live music, vendors (i love those roasted almonds...yum), lights, a huge christmas tree, and of course the main attraction, an outdoor ice-skating rink. The rink is huge and stays ...
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#17 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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rotorhead85 says:
The Sand Point Lighthouse is located in Escanaba, Michigan, on Green Bay, northwestern Lake Michigan to warn mariners of a spit of land that extends into Little Bay de Noc. It was built in 1867 and first lit on May 13, 1868. Its square tower stands 41 feet and is attached to a one-and-a-half story ...
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#18 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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rotorhead85 says:
The Peninsula Point Light is located on the northern end of Green Bay on Lake Michigan. It separates Little Bay de Noc from Big Bay de Noc in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The light can be reached by driving three miles east from Rapid River, Michigan, on Highway U.S. 2, then south along County R...
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#19 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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rotorhead85 says:
The Mackinac Bridge (pronounced Mackinaw) spans the Straits of Mackinac where Lakes Huron and Michigan meet. The bridge connects lower Michigan to its Upper Peninsula. Constructed from 1954 to 1957, it held the record as the longest suspension bridge in the world for more than half a century with a ...
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#20 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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rotorhead85 says:
This square pyramidal light marks the entrance to the Manistique River from far northern shores of Lake Michigan at Manistique, Michigan. The steel tower is mounted on a concrete pier. It was put into service in 1913 and became automated in 1969. The tower height is 34 feet and its focal plane at 50...
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#21 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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yadilitta says:
This was the first Winery we visited during the Wine Trail in Lake Leelanau. It has been run by a family for 3 generations.
They have white, red and specialty wines. The wine tasting glass + 5 tastes of wine is $4.00. The glass is returnable for future tasting at reduced cost. I have my glass her...
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#22 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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rongcat says:
Dear all,
Hope you enjoy the pictures we took on our trip to Upper Peninsula of Michigan during July 4th weekend.
Although not as magnificent as the Niagara, Tahquamenon
falls are unique by its colorful water falls.
We took a cruise to see the Pictured Rocks Nat'l Lakeshore along Lake Su...
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#23 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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jebailey76 says:
The palace stadium is for the Detroit Pistons and Detroit Shocks play basketball game. It is locate in Auburn Hill, Michigan. It is North of Detroit on I-75 N.
The Palace is a great place to watch the men and women play professional basketball and it also allows concerts shows. If you ever go t...
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#24 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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nik2blessed says:
An event that made me leave there wanting more! JOYCE MEYERS live in Detroit---Yes this Palace in Auburn Hills was incredibly huge and an extra workout on the feet, lol...The parking fee was $10.00, expected if you ask me. If you have not been you will find that they offer special seating for the he...
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#25 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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pbobenhausen says:
Fort Mackinaw is a great place for those that are interested in history. It was built by the British during the American Revolution to control the passage between the great lakes, and remained in British control until 15 years after the war ended. There are many re-enactors that greet you or partic...
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#26 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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perfektewelle says:
Does the feeling of slick ice beneath your feet welcome excitement and bring a smile to your face?
If you are a fan of ice skating, you have two fantastic options in Grand Rapids.
If you wish to skate in an indoor rink, allowing for different seasons,
go to Patterson Arena. It is only $6.00 w...
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#27 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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perfektewelle says:
Bored? Longing to get out on the town, but downtown just seems a bit too far? Head to Gaslight Village. Here you will find quaint boutiques and interesting restaurants and stores, all on one street. Away from the hubbub, Gaslight Village offers a sweet retreat from the days chaos. Head to Jersey Jun...
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#28 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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architiki says:
Preservation Wayne is a community organization dedicated to preserving Detroit's architectural heritage. Guided walking tours are offered from May through December:
-Auto Heritage
-Cultural Center
-Downtown
-Downtown Buildings of Louis Kamper
-Downtown Buildings of Albert Kahn
-Downtown Sculp...
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#29 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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pinchora says:
If you like Beef Jerky you have to come here where you can find 40 types of jerky and 500 jerkies, sauces, and seasonings! I walked in and they asked if I have ever been here before. I told the nice lady no and that I stopped because of the billboard on the side of the highway I was driving on. S...
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#30 of 201 things to do in Michigan
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perfektewelle says:
Are you hispanic? Or do you just love the culture? Maybe you are just looking for something to do!
Head on downtown to the Hispanic Festival. Revel in south american, mexican, spanish, portugese, and central american culture!
Many vendors are set up, selling all kinds of incredible food.. nach...
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