This shore town reflects its Dutch heritage in restaurants and attractions. In the spring, Holland hosts one of the nation's largest flower festivals, Tulip Time. (800) 506-1299; holland.org
Five Fun Stops
1 At Windmill Island Gardens, a 250-year-old working windmill towers above a garden-filled 36-acre island. (888) 535-5792; windmillisland.org
2 Holland's favorite night spot, New Holland Brewing Company, serves award-winning beers and creatively topped pizzas. (616) 355-6422; newhollandbrew.com
3 Eight miles west of Holland, Holland State Park has an expansive beach, great lighthouse views and access to Mount Pisgah's towering sand dune. (616) 399-9390; michigandnr.com
4 Visitors stop at DeBoer's Dutch Brothers Bakery to pick up fresh breads and buttery kraklingen cookies or to nosh on pigs-in-a-blanket and pea soup. (616) 396-2253; deboerbakery.com
5 CityFlats Hotel, one of the world's few LEED-certified hotels, sets a sleek tone, with ecofriendly decor, walk-in showers and tall windows. (866) 609- 2489; cityflatshotel.com
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