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Michigan Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Driving Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Finding the last vestiges of Americana in Michigan’s gorgeous Upper Peninsula.

Ann Arbor's Food Revolution

Where can you go to get a taste of the best regional dishes in the country--all under one roof?Zingerman's Roadhouse, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the...

Match Play in Michigan

When the world arrives here for the Ryder Cup this fall, it will discover a land rich with links.

Guess Where? Sand Dunes

This summer I went on a long road trip from my home in New York. These sand dunes were the farthest west I ventured. Can...

Coolest Suburbs Worth a Visit

Across America, many suburbs are becoming vacation-worthy hot spots, with cutting-edge restaurants, great shopping, and plenty of parking.

World's Most Underrated Cities

Sure, popular cities have their place. But if you like exploring, there's interesting stuff in the world's most underrated cities.

America's Best City Hotels

See the sights and sleep well at one of the best city hotels in America.

On an Organic Farm in Michigan

Ever wonder where organic food really comes from?Urbanite Patricia Marx goes agricultural on 23 acres in Michigan.

Road Trip: Holland and Belgium

Holland and Belgium’s northern provinces make for the perfect quick drive.

America's Tallest Christmas Trees

From Washington State to Washington, D.C., these towering trees help make winter festive.
HOTELS

The Inn at St. John's

In an upscale suburb halfway between downtown and Ann Arbor, this former seminary and Archdiocese of Detroit headquarters reopened as a 118-room boutique hotel in 2006. A sense of peace still imbues... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Grande Mere Inn

Watch the sun set over Lake Michigan in Stevensville at the cottage-style restaurant. While there, enjoy steaks and seafood in the main dining area or grab a burger in the Cranberry Bog Bar. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Shrine of the Snowshoe Priest

The shrine overlooks L’Anse Bay and the Keweenaw Peninsula. Tepees mark the turnoff to the hilltop monument: a 35-foot-tall brass sculpture of Bishop Frederic Baraga, a 19th-century Slovenian... more ›




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