Michigan is one of those special places in America. The state's beauty, major cities, and industry-focused towns, are just a few examples of Michigan's allure. Visitors from all over the world flock to Michigan for its many forests, vast freshwater coastline, 12,000 in-land lakes, and endless hunting, fishing, hiking, and other outdoor adventures.

Detroit is Michigan's most famous and populated city. Thanks to Ford Motor Company founder, Henry Ford, Detroit will be forever known as the Car Capital of the World and Detroiters are proud of the title. Check out the many auto shows and events for all your gear-head needs. In addition to its significance in automotive history, Detroit offers plenty in other attractions. 


In Ann Arbor, located 30 miles to the west, visitors can enjoy a classic college-town atmosphere.   Washtenaw Community College, a beautifully wooded campus with several banquet and conference facilities, is a perfect Ann Arbor venue for your next business meeting. Michigan's natural beauty also makes it a popular choice for wedding receptions.

Interestingly, many of Michigans towns were settled by New Yorkers, who, after visiting Michigan, decided to make this state their new home. This historical trend is evident in the common town names of the two states, such as Rochester, Troy, and Utica. Between its lighthouses, beach towns, abundant protected forests, and rich culture experiences, Michigan has something to offer every one of its visitors.