Lighthouses of Michigan

Michigan

Michigan, famous for its professional sports teams, is a paradise for active holiday lovers, from hikers and hunters to fishermen and yachtsmen

Detroit

Detroit is the leading centre of automobile industry and the largest automobile supplier in the world, the important transport nodal point and the main port of the Great Lakes

Hell

"Welcome to Hell!" -says the sign at the entrance to the tiny town with the strange name of Hell, which lives solely by exploitation of various infernal themes

Mackinac Island

The picturesque Mackinac Island is listed as a National Historic Landmark due to its numerous historical monuments, such as old fort, churches, famous Grand Hotel and others

Upper Peninsula

Upper Peninsula is a true paradise for wild nature lovers: thick age-old forests, rich fauna, numerous lakes and streams with picturesque waterfalls; excellenr hunt and fishing

 
Camping in Michigan

Cherry Festival in Traverse City

Each July cherry lovers from all over the world gather in Traverse City, where the famous Cherry Festival is held. Fairs, parades, concerts; cherry jams, confitures, juices and pies

Copper Harbor Lighthouse

Copper Harbor Lighthouse, built in 1866, is one of the oldest in the country. Today it is a museum presenting the history of Lake Superior shipping and lighthouse itself

 
Fall in Michigan

 
Fishing in Michigan

 
Fruits of Michigan

 
Golf in Michigan

Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village

Besides the largest collection of antique automobiles, in Detroit's Henry Ford Museum are presented steam-engines, airplanes, motocycles, bicycles and other old-time machinery

 
Historical Heritage of Michigan

Lionel Trains Visitor Center

Visit to Lionel Trains Visitor Center, where are exhibited toy railways of Joshua Lionel Cowen's firm, will delight both children and grown-ups

 
Reservoirs of Michigan

Sleeping Bear Dunes

Sleeping Bear Dunes is a National park on Lake Michigan, established for its outstanding natural features, such as dune formations, beaches, forests and ancient glacial phenomena

 
Summer in Michigan

Thomas Edison's Menlo Park Laboratory

Thomas Edison's laboratory, opened in Menlo Park in 1876 and named "the inventions factory" was the first in the world large scientific-research center

 
Winter in Michigan