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City in Michigan, United States
Photo: LHOON from Mechelen, Belgium, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Holland is a city of about 30,000 in West Michigan, on the shore of Lake Michigan.
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Located at Lincoln Avenue, by the Macatawa River. Features an antique carousel, an Amsterdam street organ, acres of gardens (with, of course, tulips) and the 240-year-old working De Zwaan windmill, the last to be dismantled and moved out of the Netherlands.
Adjacent to the DeKlomp Factory. Open from April to mid-October. Along with over four million tulips, the gardens also feature daffodils, hyacinths and other spring flowers. Bulbs and perennials are offered for sale. Admission to the gardens is $6.
An 18-acre botanical preserve with an interpretive center and lots of trails to explore.
A historic church houses displays on the immigration, the colonization and the pioneer days of Holland.
Collection of Dutch cultural items and paintings. Also operates the Cappon House, Settlers House Museum, and the Holland Armory.
Restored historic home of Holland's first mayor.
There are lots of great options available in downtown Holland to eat. Including an Irish pub, tons of craft breweries with great food and The Windmill for breakfast food all day.
A fairly spacious restaurant on the water serving American food and drinks. Sandwiches, pizza and burgers are available, and so are many other various options.
A Mexican restaurant with great food and basic decor. They have great menudo on the weekends. Sunday hours shift with the season.
A small Mexican restaurant with outdoor seating when in season. Typical Mexican cuisine plus some dishes from Oaxaca and a full selection of ice cream. Indoor seating is limited.
A local diner that spawned a small chain, this is the original location. Started in the 1930s, Russ' has been serving good food at decent prices for decades.
A microbrewery with a constantly changing menu of what's on tap. It's a fairly relaxed place and there's no food menu. Popcorn is available.
A microbrewery with a line of beers along with some ciders and wines. Bring your own food.
Holland is the home of New Holland Brewery, a micro brewery with a pub.
Haworth
This hotel has free breakfast.
A historic bed and breakfast venue with antiques and three available rooms. Known for their pancakes.
By car
Holland is best accessed by car, as it has limited public transportation. It sits along US-31 and I-196, making it a convenient trip from Chicago (I-94 to US-31) or Detroit (I-96 to I-196).
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