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Lansing Michigan - Nearby Destinations
Tourist destinations to consider near Lansing are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.
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Ann Arbor
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Population: 114,024
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Ann Arbor, home to the University of Michigan, is on a number of “lists” in the survey world. It has been noted as being one of the best college towns in the nation, and was named 5th in the country for “best quality of life,” according to Money Magazine. Being a college friendly town, Ann Arbor has a superfluity of bookstores, cafes and restaurants as well as outdoor activities at the nearby parks and gardens. |
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Detroit
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Population: 951,270
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Detroit, nicknamed Motor City, for its huge role in the automotive
industry, is the largest city in Michigan, and also one of the largest
in the United States. It is also one of the oldest cities in the
Midwest. The ethnic composition of Detroit plays a huge role in the
culture with large pockets of African Americans, Bulgarians, Belgians
and Arabs residing within the city. Detroit offers a number of
entertainment options from a wide array of theater possibilities,
including Broadway productions, big-name concerts and smaller plays
and shows. There are three casinos in the city and a diverse
nightlife including bars, lounges and clubs. |
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Flint
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Population: 124,943
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Flint is the epitome of a blue collar town, with much of the area’s economy a result of General Motors plants. As the third largest city in Michigan, Flint has approximately 125,000 residents. Flint is home to several colleges and museums. Kettering University, Baker College and a satellite branch of the University of Michigan are all located in Flint. Flint has several art galleries, a planetarium with multimedia and laser shows, and the For-Mar Nature Preserve and Arboretum. |
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Grand Rapids
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Population: 197,800
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Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan, with a population of nearly 190,000 residents. With a very diverse community, many ethnic groups, ranging from Dutch, Hispanic, African-American and Polish, call this city home. Grand Rapids is home to several colleges and universities, including Aquinas College, Calvin College, Ferris State University and Davenport University. In historic Heritage Hill, an old Grand Rapids neighborhood, visitors can be led through the Victorian houses on display or go on a walking tour of the district. |
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Kalamazoo
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Population: 77,145
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Kalamazoo, population 80,000, is home to Western Michigan University as well as Kalamazoo College. It boasts a diverse population that generates a metropolitan feel in a smaller scale city. Kalamazoo features historic neighborhood districts, including South Street Historic District and Stuart Avenue Historic District. The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts holds a collection of 20th century American art, and the Kalamazoo Nature Center offers trails, an arboretum, and various nature exhibits. |
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