Discover Ann Arbor
This is where creative ideas come to life through events, retail, food, nightlife, art and music. A progressive, university city with small-town hospitality. Fine dining, cutting-edge innovation and world-class attractions are all staples of this vibrant, cosmopolitan area. Regardless of why you travel to Ann Arbor this winter, you'll discover something bold, genuine and unexpected. Be inspired to dream bigger!
Ann Arbor lies at the center of a greater collection of communities in Washtenaw County. Visit our neighboring communities of Ypsilanti, Chelsea, Dexter, Manchester, Milan and Saline and explore the gifts each has to offer.
What is Ann Arbor famous for?
The city of Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan and the largest football stadium in the U.S. known as "The Big House." The annual Art Fair is the largest juried art fair in the nation, showcasing over 1,000 artists each year in July.
What is winter like in Ann Arbor?
The winter in Ann Arbor, Michigan has its coldest month in January with daily average temperatures around 36 degrees Fahrenheit and an average of 43 inches of snowfall each year.
What food is Ann Arbor famous for?
Known for its variety of global cuisines, the Ann Arbor area houses plenty of must-eat foods during your visit. Top things to try while you're here area a Reuben from Zingerman's Deli, brunch at the Gandy Dancer's historic train depot, a dinner visit to Knight's Steakhouse and some Hippie Hash from the Fleetwood Diner.
How do you get around in Ann Arbor?
The city of Ann Arbor is accessible by car, although during rush hour the traffic can be congested. For visitors without a car, Ann Arbor offers a public bus service within the city and throughout Washtenaw County. The safe, walkable downtown is bike friendly and electric scooters are plentiful.
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