Highway 66 Mini Bowling is located at The Lost City in Holland, Michigan and is based on traditional ten pin bowling rules, but also offers twists and turns of excitement. Highway 66 Mini Bowling is great fun for young and old and includes shorter lanes, automated bumpers and a lighter ball, and the lanes themselves change lighting colours. Enjoy fun and competitive action as you test your skittle skills.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

CityBru Coffee is located in the CityFlats Hotel lobby in Holland, Michigan and offers Direct Trade coffee from Intelligentsia, which is fair-trade coffee purchased directly from coffee bean farmers. Relax, unwind and sip on a coffee, latte or espresso, the CityBru Coffee shop will certainly become your favourite fuel stop, and is conveniently open 24 hours a day. 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

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

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

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

Cosmic Mini Golf is located at the The Lost City in Holland, Michigan and offers 9 holes of challenging indoor fun. Set under blacklighting, each hole offers it's own set of obstacles, some with sand traps and water hazards. The last hole has a clown's face and if you can get the ball in the clown's nose, you win a free game!READ MORE

Laser Storm offers a 5,000 square foot, multi-level arena and is located at the Lost City in Holland, Michigan. Players form teams and wear headsets, then tag their opponents with blasts of the red phaser beams, when you are tagged you simply return to the base to re-energize and join the game again. Fog, music, and lighting effects all set the stage for the most challenging fun in the whole of Michigan.READ MORE