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Few places in the world are more tied to automotive history than "Ypsi" (as the locals call it).

Enjoy the state's second largest city, great summer events and unusual destinations.There’s so much to see in West Central Michigan with just one tank of gas!

What do you have the courage to do? Take a stand in honor of Rosa Parks’ 100th birthday on February 4 during the National Day of Courage at The Henry Ford. Sit on the actual bus. Hear her story. Join national conversations. Post a badge of courage. Be part of the movement.

This summer, commemorate the sesquicentennial of the American Civil War with a visit to The Henry Ford , America’s Greatest History Attraction.

Join us for this historic and memorable occasion to see one of the landmarks of American history.

Michigan is known by snowmobilers nationwide for its unique combination of abundant and dependable snow, exciting terrain and extensive trail network. More than 6,100 miles of designated snowmobile trails are located throughout the state in six state forests, three national forests and many acres of privately owned lands. Michigan is one of only three states that offer a large system of interconnected snowmobile trails.

If your kids are on a school holiday, you’ve got a day off work, or you and your sweetheart are looking for a romantic getaway, Michigan offers plenty of possibilities for fun, indoors and out.

Preserve the history of the automobile as you travel back in time at Michigan’s automotive museums.

The automobile’s influence on American culture is ready to be explored in Henry Ford Museum’s all-new, permanent exhibition Driving America.