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

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

Via Maria Trattoria in Holland, Michigan presents colourful, edible culinary art on a plate with wonderful flavours, and textures combined. Enjoy Italian and Sicilian cuisine with simply divine pasta, wood fired pizza, salads, anti pasta and a wonderful children's menu is available as well. Using only the freshest ingredients and ideas Via Maria Trattoria ensures that you will talk less and eat more.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

Purchase American Bison at the Veldheers Farm in Holland, Michigan and be assured of USDA quality meat. The American Bison on this farm are grass fed, hormone free and antibiotic free ensuring only the best for customers. Purchasing this high quiality bison meat comes with a warning, once you have tried it, you will love it, and be back time and again for more.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

Boatwerks Waterfront Restaurant Banquets and Catering in Holland, Michigan will host your Special Event, Corporate Party, banquet or Meeting with great service and food. The indoor private Macatawa Room that seats up to 100 guests can host and cater to weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, corporate parties, holiday gatherings, family reunions, corporate meetings, lunches, dinners and any small business special event. A tent can be erected for an outdoor event with waterfront views and can include a dance floor and a variety of seating and entertainment options - the venue is ideal for any occasion. 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

Fricano's Too is a family owned pizzeria in Holland, renowned for serving the original and most famous pizza in Michigan since 1950. The pizza at Fricano's Too enjoy a cult status in the community and people will queue in all weather to experience the sublime. With only one size available and no onions, this is a true pizza pie the way pizza was meant to be like back in the real old days.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