Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park Top Attraction!
This 132-acre attraction features the most comprehensive outdoor sculpture collection in the Midwest, indoor and outdoor gardens, largest tropical conservatory in the state, nature trails, guided tram and 5 acre Children's Garden. Admission charged.
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Frankenmuth River Place Shops Top Attraction!
Over 40 shops and attractions within a quaint German-Style Village Over 40 shops and attractions featuring Michigan's largest bead store, pet specialties, Life is good, ladies clothing, Yankee Candle, arcade, mirror maze, riverboat, candy, fudge, popcorn and free entertainment.
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John Ball Zoo Top Attraction!
John Ball Zoo, with over 1,000 animals, is located in a 110-acre park. The zoo has an aquarium, children's zoo, African area and chimpanzee exhibit. Admission charged.
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Bikes On The Bricks Top Attraction!
One of Michigan's best motorcycle events, Bikes on the Bricks brings together bike lovers from all facets of life. There's a motorcycle show with prizes, a police-escorted ride throughout Genesee County and the state's only law enforcement motorcycle skills competition.
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River of History Museum Top Attraction!
Experience the area's history from the river's glacial origin, through Native American settlement, French fur trade, British and American expansion, to the present day. Its location may be new, but the River Of History Museum continues to do what it does best: explain and interpret the region's story from its earliest recorded history.
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Museum Ship Valley Camp Top Attraction!
Visit this retired freighter and explore the pilot house, crew quarters, and cargo holds. Launch your tour of the Soo from this retired cargo freighter at the river's edge.
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Soo Locks Boat Tours Top Attraction!
Experience locking through the Soo Locks. Your narrator will explain the history and operation of the Locks as your boat is raised 21 feet, straight up, to the level of Lake Superior. After your downbound lockage, enjoy a cruise along the historic waterfronts of Michigan and Canada. See all four U.S. Locks, St.
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Temple Theatre Top Attraction!
The year was 1926 and Saginaw, Michigan was without a concert hall after the beautiful Conservatory of Music burned.
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