Tawas Point Lighthouse located on beautiful Tawas Bay in East Tawas, Michigan offers fascinating lighthouse tours, you can even be a lightkeeper in the restored lightkeeper's quarters, a wonderful experience awaits. The Tawas Point Lighthouse also has a Tawas Point Commemorative Brick Program where you purchase a brick and help contribute to the lighthouse's continued restoration and maintenance. There are always ongoing events here, a museum store and a visit transports you back in time to the days sailing ships, when lighthouse keepers kept their watch, come visit.READ MORE

40 Mile Point Lighthouse is located in Presque Isle County's Lighthouse Park close to Rogers City, Michigan is open year-round from 8:00 a.m. to Sunset. This stunning attraction is open for tours and also has wonderful events of arts and craft weekends and more, and it's a fascinating history of shipwrecks where you can still see some of the wooden steamer Joseph S. Fay, lying up the beach a little ways. 40 Mile Point Lighthouse tower contains an active 4th Order Fresnel Lens most commonly used on the Great Lakes and is probably the third or fourth to be installed according to the log book, come visit this fascinating attraction.READ MORE

The Great Lakes Lore Maritime Museum in Rogers City, Michigan showcases a wealth of memories of the history of people who risked everything to sail the waterways and Great Lakes, and make their living on the waters back in the day. Artifacts and exhibits include uniforms, personal possessions, navigational and other maritime tools and group tours are welcome, they also have School Classroom Educational Tours available on request. The Great Lakes Lore Maritime Museum presents the history of the Great Lake Shipping industry and the men and women who served then, there's also a wonderful Nautical Gift Shop with T-shirts, commemorative mugs, caps, lighthouses, compasses, and more, including one of Michigan's best maritime art galleries, come visit.READ MORE

The Presque Isle County Historical Museum in Rogers City, Michigan is housed in an expansive historic site building built in 1913 and 1914 and houses fascinating exhibits of antique furnishings, the history of the family that lived here as well as 50's and 60's exhibits, military exhibits and more. The Presque Isle County Historical Museum also offers school programs and the The Ferris Parsons Collection. Purchase your own memorabilia at the museum store with books, dvd's, historical photos, t-shirts, old museum calendars and more.READ MORE

The AuSable Oscoda Historical Society and Museum in Oscoda, Michigan welcome any donations of local artifacts, memories as there was almost a total destruction of the twin towns by a fire in 1911. The museum offers fascinating exhibits including Indian artifacts, commercial fishing, shipping, ship wrecks, logging, Paul Bunyan legend, railroads, lighthouses, the fire of 1911, history of the AuSable river and it's dams and so much more. The AuSable Oscoda Historical Society and Museum store stocks books, maps, videos, photos, mugs, shirts, gifts, coloring books, musical toys and a whole lot more, come enjoy a walk back in time.READ MORE

The Wurtsmith Air Museum in Oscoda, Michigan brings you the magic and wonder of flight from the Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport. Here you will be treated to a fantastic display of flyable and static aircraft displays, related artifacts and equipment, memorabilia, and there's a library for research. The Wurtsmith Air Museum also offer museum tours and the museum gift shop with collectibles, memorabilia and aviation items is a must visit. Come view displays about aviation pioneers, women air racers, the 920th Air refuelling squadron, the B-52 armaments trainer, a memorial wall, Norden bombsight and so much more.READ MORE

Balchik Palace is a stunning complex of residential villas, a wine cellar, smoking hall, power station, monastery, holy spring and chapel in Balchik, BUlgaria constructed between 1926 and 1937. Commissioned by Marie of Romania, the wife of Ferdinand the first, the Balchik Palace also boasts a stunning botanical garden that is now state run. Built by Italian architects, and garden designed by a Switzerland florist, today the Balchik Palace is able to accommodate tourists in the villas and other building. There is also a restaurant here and it's a beautiful must see attraction when visiting the area.READ MORE

The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum in Saginaw Michigan houses works that span the career of the American sculptor with fascinating must see collections and exhibitions. Museum tours can be scheduled to learn more about the over two thousand artworks of sculptor Marshall M. Fredericks and his collections that are known nationally and internationally. Come view the inspiring monumental figurative sculptures, public memorials, fountains, portraits, medals and so much more, his works inspire. The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum is also available for rental for private events and is an unique and exceptional venue for parties, receptions, dinners, meetings, classes and seminars.READ MORE

The Children's Zoo at Celebration Square in Saginaw, Michigan offers wonderful animal encounters of the wildlife variety and visitors can enjoy viewing anything from small insects to large mammals, there's even a hands-on experience happening at the hoof stock yards which include a llama, alpaca, alpine goats, and cows, not forgetting the little pot bellied pig that's in charge. Many feathered friends roam the zoo walking freely so look out for the peacocks, peahens and waddling ducks, there are also reptiles including alligators, tortoises and snakes, other bird species, amphibians and Invertebrates. The Children's Zoo at Celebration Square has a zoo store with wonderful items, and it's the perfect venue for Wild Time Birthday Parties, celebrations and even business outings, come enjoy all the attractions and rides too.READ MORE