At Nelis' Dutch Village Shopping in Holland, Michigan there are so many choices and items to buy that many shoppers opt for the satisfying on-line option. Purchase delightful gifts like Handcarved candles, Delftware, various hand painted tiles and Dutch Food gift baskets and so much more. Customized wooden shoes are available and traditional children's Dutch outfits, as well as tulip bulbs for an outstanding garden next spring - what are you waiting for, come shopping.READ MORE

The Holland Museum in Holland Michigan, shows a fascinating feature of permanent exhibits on Holland's history "from settlement to city". The Dutch Galleries in the Holland Museum feature an extraordinary collection of 17th, 18th, and 19th century art and culture of the Netherlands. The archives and research library houses a collection of books, papers and photographs related to Holland's history. Guided tours are available and children can enjoy hands on activities.READ MORE

New Holland Brewing Company Tours in Holland, Michigan offer complimentary tours of the Distillery, and a tour of the production brewery costs $5 dollars and includes a tasting afterwards. Learn about the Artisan Spirits from the Head Distiller and afterwards enjoy a tasting experience and indulge in a fine meal in the pub.READ MORE

At the Dutch Colonial Inn Bed and Breakfast in Holland, Michigan be elegantly ensconced in lovely antiques and furnishings from the 1930's. Free wireless internet is available and if guests don't want to recline in the cozy wicker-clad sun porch or living room, then they can retire to their rooms where televisions and data ports are available. Holland offers an annual Tulip Festival, over 150 special shops, and features the only Delftware factory in the USA, complimented by the beautiful beaches along Lake Michigan.READ MORE

The Curragh Irish Pub in Holland, Michigan offers a great menu of traditional Irish cuisine, with daily specials exceptional desserts. Enjoy a true taste of Ireland and the best pints around with 24 draft beers available from around the world. Enjoy events like live Irish dancing and Drink Like an Irishman/Team Trivia as well as watching your favourite sports game and the Curragh Irish Pub will cater for groups and parties - it's a great place to be.READ MORE

The Inn at Old Orchard Road in Holland, Michigan is a 1906 Dutch farmhouse that welcomes with elegant antique furnishings and knotty pine floors, and guests can enjoy the doll and glassware collections. Rooms offer comfortable queen sized beds, private baths and cable TV. Enjoy a hearty full breakfast in the dining room every morning before starting your day and exploring all that Holland and the area has to offer.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

The New Holland Brewing Company brews it's signature beers at two locations in Holland Michigan one of the locations being the pub where they brew beer and distill spirits. At the pub and restaurant, enjoy a typically special brew which is hardly available outside the confines. Combine this magical brew with the good food on offer and a winning recipe and great time is guaranteed.READ MORE

CityVu Bistro is located in the CityFlats Hotel in Holland, Michigan and offers patrons unique breakfasts, an array of flatbread dinners and Flat Fee Lunches. Enjoy the sweet and savory sides of life. An extensive wine list is also available to compliment meals with 24 wines available by the glass and a full bar is available as well. CityVu Bistro also offers a tour around the world for dinner with international cuisines on offer, where in the world will you dine tonight. 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