Which city is home to the “Big House” – the country’s largest football stadium?
Ann Arbor: Admire Michigan Stadium, lovingly known as the Big House, located on the campus of the University of Michigan.
Which city is home to the Henry Ford Museum?
Dearborn: One of the world's largest indoor-outdoor history museums, The Henry Ford brings American innovation to life – from the Wright Brothers' workshop to a working Model T assembly line.
In which city is the Motown Museum located?
Detroit: Long known as Hitsville USA, the museum is home to the world-famous Studio A, where the Temptations, Marvin Gaye and countless others recorded with the Funk Brothers.
Which city is known as the birthplace of General Motors?
Flint: Step back in time and discover the rich history of Flint & Genesee, the region that took four wheels and a motor and started a revolution.
Which city is known as "Little Bavaria" and is one of Michigan's most-visited tourist towns?
Frankenmuth: Settled by German Lutherans in 1845, Frankenmuth charms visitors year-round with Bavarian architecture, the world's largest Christmas store and all-you-can-eat chicken dinners.
Which city is named "Beer City USA"?
Grand Rapids: Quantity and quality make Grand Rapids the top choice of beer lovers. There are more than 40 craft breweries within a 30-minute drive.
Which Michigan city is known for its Dutch heritage and famous tulip festival?
Holland: Every May, Tulip Time transforms this Lake Michigan city into a sea of color. Explore Windmill Island Gardens and Veldheer Tulip Gardens for a taste of authentic Dutch culture.
In which city is Michigan's state capital located?
Lansing: The State Capitol is a federal building, open to the public for free tours on weekdays.
Which city is known as the "Cherry Capital of the World"?
Traverse City: Home to the National Cherry Festival each July, Traverse City also boasts nearly 50 vineyards and wineries along the scenic Leelanau and Old Mission peninsulas.
