Holland, Michigan, is located in the southwest of the state near Lake Michigan, is a favorite of visitors during the summer, the area, settled by immigrants in the 19th century Dutch still have a smell. Taste of Korea. The most popular time of year to visit during the annual Tulip Festival held each May.1 Visit the Holland Museum. The post office was at 31 West 10 Street, Holland, the museum contains paintings, decorative arts and artifacts, illustrating the involvement of the Dutch to the Southwest Michigan Museum is open Wednesday through Friday, except holidays. Admission is free every Monday.
2 Village Dutch Fun Theme Park Dutch Village is located at the intersection of U.S. 31 and James Street in Holland, a recreation of the village of the 18th century, the Dutch tourist attractions including a carousel history, the factory sabot tasting cheese. , Dutch and Dutch Giant Swing ride, food and specialty stores. The park is open from early April through December 26.
3 Explore Light Harbor on Lake Michigan, Holland is located at the entrance to Lake Macatawa, approximately 15 minutes from Holland, Holland Harbor Light is one of the most beautiful lighthouses in Michigan. Dutch Revival structure built in 1907, today visitors can explore the "Big Red" lighthouse is a nickname, and climb into the light tower. For directions, visit the lighthouse in the information below.
Four times that of Holland Tulip Festival. Highlights of the calendar Holland's Tulip Time Festival, held each year during the second weekend in May, the 100, 000 of tulips in many colors in bloom, visitors can enjoy the fireworks. " klompen "a dance, parade, the Dutch and lots of fun. It was called "the best small town festival" in the United States.
