Every state has its unique history, likewise, every town and city tells a story. Let’s focus on the Great Lake State, Michigan, but, more specifically, the town of Holland. Mainly known for its yearly Tulip Festival, Holland is a scenic town in western Michigan. As you might imagine, the town owes itself to the Dutch settlers who first arrived in the area around 1847. Being well over 150 years old, this small town has a lot of history surrounding it, and here are some of the best attractions.
There’s even more to see and do in Holland, so take a trip back in time and visit the remnants of the Dutch settlers who built this town to be what it is today. Visit the town of Holland, Michigan’s website, where you can learn more about its attractions. Have you been to Holland? If so, leave a comment about your visit and what your favorite attraction or landmark was!
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