Location: Holland
Top Things to do in Holland
Top Restaurants in Holland
5 Things to do for Honeymoon in Holland That You Shouldn't Miss
Founded by Dutch Calvinists in 1847, the city of Holland, Michigan, is an outpost of Dutch culture and tradition in the midst of the American Midwest, home to dikes, canals and even an authentic Dutch windmill. Proud of its heritage, the city purchased 100,000 tulip bulbs from the Netherlands back in 1927, and these colorful flowers still fill the city's gardens and parks with color annually, just in time for the famous Tulip Time Festival, attended by over half a million people every year.
Restaurants in Holland
1. Holland Princess Dinner Cruises
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
See Holland's lake Macatawa and lake Michigan while dining on the Holland Princess! The Holland Princess is great for the whole family, with Karaoke and a Cash Bar. Private parties are welcome.
2. Holland State Park Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,349 reviews
Reviewed By gphs63 - East Lansing, United States
We had to walk probably 2/3 mile to the beach. Beautiful beach, concession stand fantastic , big changing room. The beach is enormous. Friendly staff
3. Laketown Beach
4. Tunnel Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By Cinda10 - Knoxville, United States
This is a wonderful park with a playground and picnic area - and when you walk through the tunnel you discover that you are right near the beach front of Lake Michigan! There are steps down to the sandy beach and you will find lots of places to set down your blanket or chair and soak in the beautiful views.
5. Mount Pisgah
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By PattiHunt - Roselle, United States
I noticed this in my AAA tour book and after tulip sight-seeing, decided to give it a go. After a short walk through some wooded area you reach a large stair and boardwalk system. Stairs are numbers by ever 25th one, if you check the lower right side of the stairs...the numbers are faint so look closely. Thankfully, there are benches placed for weary climbers to rest a spell and look out over Lake Macatawa. The view of the sand dunes and Lake Michigan is worth the climb, along with the satisfaction of succeeding.
