The Motown Museum has artifacts, photographs, memorabilia, and early recordings of popular hits. You might even spot a celebrity Michigan native like Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, or Bob Seger stopping by along your guided tour.
The museum includes collections of automobiles, zoology, furniture, fossils, and more. While at the museum, you can take a stroll through the streets of Old Grand Rapids in 1890 or go for a spin on the 1928 Spillman Carousel.
Whether it’s skiing or sledding down their numerous snow-covered hills, relaxing with a luxurious massage, or enjoying a golf outing on a warm day, the Boyne properties should be on your list of places to go in Michigan for spring break.
Take a tour of the Victorian Era, Michigan State Capitol building. Guided tours are offered daily and include visits to the House and Senate galleries, discussion of the legislative process, and of course the building’s architecture and history.
Aside from showcasing numerous pristine motor beauties, the 90-acre campus of the Gilmore Car Museum near Kalamazoo includes an authentic 1941 Blue Moon diner, vintage gas station pumps from the ’30s, recreation of vintage dealerships, and more.