Educational Travel
What will you learn in Michigan today?
Whether your children are budding scientists, historians, chefs or artists, Michigan has the attractions and destinations to inspire them.
Sometimes we can all use a break from the daily routine at home—but that doesn’t mean that your family can’t learn during all the fun. With family-friendly field trips, engaging attractions, unique Michigander culture and more, there’s always something new to explore. Our two peninsulas are filled with history, including Mackinac Island, historic townsites and our picturesque lighthouses.
Find fascinating and engaging exhibits at Michigan’s museums and art galleries. The Henry Ford offers resources for onsite learning so parents can partake in the educational fun. With the Michigan DNR’s home learning resources, take the adventure outdoors to immerse yourselves in Michigan’s habitats.
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