Ann Arbor
#5 in Best Places to Visit in Michigan
This town 43 miles west of Detroit is dominated by the University of Michigan’s campus, meaning there are plenty of sporting events, cultural pursuits and reasonably priced dining options to explore. If you’re not catching a Wolverine football or basketball game, check out the many museums available on campus, including the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology and the University of Michigan Museum of Art. When night falls, you’ll have your pick of more than 300 restaurants, as well as a bustling nightlife scene.
Muskegon
#6 in Best Places to Visit in Michigan
Muskegon appeals to travelers who want to reconnect with nature while on vacation. Its 26 miles of pristine Lake Michigan beaches offer ample opportunities to enjoy outdoor pursuits like fishing and boating, while Muskegon State Park is home to two campgrounds and multiple hiking and bike trails. For more of an adrenaline rush, ride the roller coasters at Michigan’s Adventure or zip down the luge track at the Muskegon Winter Sports Complex.
