Top Michigan Attractions & Museums

Discover endless thrills at Allegan Adventure Park, home of Michigan's largest indoor ropes course — where the thrill of adventure awaits with a variety of activities designed for kids, teens, and adults. Your ticket includes admission to the amazing high ropes course, featuring over 85 challenges that soar 35 feet in the air, along with exhilarating zip lines and 16 vibrant Clip ‘n Climb walls. This adventure hub is perfect for a lively family outing, a memorable date day or night, birthday parties, or a group team-building experience. It guarantees a day filled with lasting memories, fun, and camaraderie. Don’t forget to refuel with delicious snacks and drinks at the onsite eatery.

Mackinac Island is a popular stop for cruise passengers and larger groups visiting the area. Skip the risk of missing out during your time on the island by securing your Fort Mackinac ticket in advance, as entry can sell out. Your ticket grants access to all 14 historic buildings, plus live demonstrations and guided tours throughout the day. Learn about the fort's history and enjoy free time to explore at your own pace.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Michigan is an imaginative, indoor destination in the Auburn Hills designed for children aged three to 10. With all-day admission, you can see the magic in the LEGO® Factory, explore kid-sized Miniland, create a lightning-fast LEGO race car, and experience a 4D theater.

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Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse was known as the "Castle on the Straits" upon its completion, and it's not hard to see why. The house and grounds are being restored back to its 1910 appearance, and interactive exhibits and galleries, informative demonstrations, and tours of the tower allow guests the opportunity to step back int time and see what life was like for keepers and mariners at the turn of the 20th century.

Colonial Michilimackinac is a National Historic Landmark, and is home to North America's longest ongoing archaeological dig. Costumed interpreters portraying British soldiers, merchants, voyageurs, Native Americans, and other tradespeople are on site daily, providing demonstrations, tours, and programs. Colonial Michilimackinac also offers unparalleled views of the Straits of Mackinac, Mackinac Bridge, and Mackinac Island. During the summer months, weather permitting, archaeologists are on site, digging through the layers of soil, pulling out bits of history in front of you.

Historic Downtown Mackinac is a collection of historic sites located throughout downtown Mackinac Island, presenting history from pre-European contact into the 1950s. This self-guided museum experience includes The Biddle House, featuring the Mackinac Island Native American Museum, explores the history of the Anishnaabek people of Mackinac Island through the lens of Agatha Biddle, an Odawa woman who lived in the house in the 1830s. The Benjamin Blacksmith Shop is a working blacksmith shop set in the 1950s, toward the end of the shop's life. The Richard & Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum displays works inspired by Mackinac Island, including a juried exhibition. The American Fur Co. Store & Dr. Beaumont Museum was the site of a famous accident that altered the course of medical history, while the McGulpin House is a rare example of French Canadian architecture, and possibly the oldest residence still standing on Mackinac Island.