For Visitors

Tourism in Michigan

Museums and historic villages in Flint, Great Lakes shoreline beyond it, and the roads that connect it all — here's a starting point for planning a trip.

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Genesee County & Flint

Right where you're starting

A few well-known stops in and around Flint before you head further out.

Arts & Culture

Flint Cultural Center

A campus of museums, a planetarium, and performance venues in the heart of Flint — a good stop for art, science, and live shows all in one area.

Historic Village

Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad

A recreated 19th-century village with a scenic train ride running through the grounds, popular with families and seasonal events throughout the year.

Historic Estate

Applewood Estate

A historic estate and gardens open for tours, offering a look at the area's history alongside grounds worth a slow walk.

Local Market

Flint Farmers' Market

A year-round indoor market with local vendors, food, and produce — a reliable stop whether you're passing through or staying a while.

Beyond the county

Plan the rest of your trip

Tourism ties into a few other things worth checking before you go.

State Parks

Camping, trails, and Great Lakes beaches across Michigan's state park system.

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Hunting & Fishing

Licenses, seasons, and regulations if the outdoors are more your trip.

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Travel Information

Road conditions and construction updates before you hit the road.

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Something happening while you're here?

Festivals, fairs, and markets pop up around the state throughout the year — check what's on before you plan your dates.

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