The Alpenrose Restaurant brings a taste of the the Alps" to Holland, Michigan with International traditional dishes from Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland. It's a vast array of European cuisines and American fare presented with great service and elegant wood surrounds. The Alpenrose Restaurant is child friendly yet private enough for a wonderful romantic dinner, and also hosts and caters to banquets and events for that special occasion. READ MORE

The Alpenrose Restaurant Banquets and Events in Holland, Michigan can host your private function or event in various dining rooms that can seat from 8 -200 patrons. With banquet co-ordinators on hand to help plan your event to your needs and fine detail, a memorable event is ensured with the outstanding food and unmatched service. As the Alpenrose Restaurant states "Special occasions call for special places." READ MORE

The Nelis' Dutch Village School Tours in Holland, Michigan offers educational tours to learners with costumed guides. These field trips include a variety of Dutch customs, traditions, and occupations including: life on a Frisian farm, cheese making, wooden shoe carving, and weighing commodities. Children can also crank a hand organ, enjoy the theme park and pet the farm animals, it's a wonderful and knowledgeable day out for all.READ MORE

SpyglassHill in Holland is an on-line community run by Sally Carr where members have access to participate and post articles, pictures, etc. in all channels, including Photo Galleries, Downloads, Events Calendar and many more. Become a member today, meet and be friends online with other members!READ MORE

With Nelis' Dutch Village Group Tours in Holland, Michigan, enjoy an experience to remember and delight in Dutch architecture, flowering gardens, canals and windmills. Enjoy the Netherlands as it was 100 years ago with costumed guides, it's a great Dutch experience. Groups are treated to Dutch dancing, Dutch dance lessons, old Dutch cheese making, wooden shoe carving and Dutch delft pottery making demonstrations. READ MORE

The Nelis' Dutch Village Cooking Class in Holland, Michigan teaches classes how to make Banket, which is a delicious traditional Dutch pastry. Groups learn how to make this fantastic treat of tubes of flaky pastry with an almond paste filling. Your group will learn the secrets of making this wonderful dessert. With expert help your individual sticks are baked, cooled and wrapped and then taken home with you for your enjoyment - delicious.READ MORE

Step back in time at the Nelis' Dutch Village in Holland Michigan and enjoy the Netherland's as it was 100 years ago. There is a theme park with a difference, as well as authentic Dutch architecture, canals, spectacular gardens, and windmills. Watch as staff dressed in traditional native costumes including wooden shoes, demonstrate the crafts and life in those olden days. A visit to the Nelis' Dutch Village ensures good family fun for everyone and the shops are open and filled with interesting gifts.READ MORE

Come dine on the sunny deck overlooking the pond at the Hungry Dutchman Cafe located in the Nelis' Dutch Village in Holland, Michigan. Dine on delectable Dutch and American cuisine that this cafe serves as you watch the kids feeding the friendly ducks and geese. Then take in all the wonderful attractions that the village has to offer and don't forget to purchase gifts for the loved one's back home.READ MORE

Alpenrose Catering is now available off-site in Holland Michigan from simple lunches and lunchboxes to elegant Banquets and Weddings. Alpenrose Catering provides a delectable menu off-site to ensure that the food at your event will be remembered for a long time to come. Ensure a success of your Corporate, Pharmaceutical, Business Meetings, Intimate Gatherings or Weddings, any budget or any equipment request is accommodated. READ MORE

The DeKlomp Wooden Shoe & Delft Factory in Holland, Michigan makes Dutch pottery famous around the world. Visitors can watch the making of the delftware from pouring the liquid clay into molds, to firing the clay at 2,000 degrees and then talk to the artists as they hand paint the Dutch designs onto them and then glaze them. Wooden shoes are also produced here by a wooden shoe hand carver that was specially trained in the Netherlands, and visitors can watch the shoes being made from a block of poplar wood using authentic Dutch machinery - fascinating. All hand made items and shoes are available for purchase.READ MORE