I visited this house for a small conference in 2017 and had a lovely experience. The house and…read moregrounds were well maintained and the food was excellent - especially the smoked salmon, If I were to host a small wedding - the Turner Dodge House would be at the top of my list. The garden has a small arbor with lovely shade trees and trellises and the food and service was outstanding. This would be my first choice for a small wedding or a family gathering .

I love historic homes. this one is really nice and has lovely gardens too…read more The history is not one of cars. Nope, no relation to Dodge. Just a lovely middle class family. Abbey Dodge was one of the first women to graduate from college in the USA. The home has lovely furnishings but not much description, even though I got a brochure on it, some displays had no info.There are two old sewing machines upstairs. The plaques on them say who donated them but not what year they were or anything. I just can't abide by that piece of missing history People need timelines. Also, again, no postcards. Your business needs to sell postcards. Make revenue to help restore the home. Anyway, I did enjoy walking through the home. Upstairs is a 1860s organ. When it was found in a barn damaged, they found a cannonball in it from the civil war. The organ was completely restored and is upstairs in the game room at the Turner Dodge House. A nice quick visit, enjoy...

As someone who grew up in Detroit, touring Michigan Central Station was something I had been…read morelooking forward to for a long time, and it absolutely exceeded my expectations. The restoration work is incredible. It's hard to put into words how amazing it is to see such an iconic Detroit landmark brought back to life after sitting vacant for so many years. Our tour guide, Joe, was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about both the history of the station and the city itself. He shared a great mix of historical information, restoration details, and stories that made the experience even more memorable. Whether you're a lifelong Detroiter, a former resident like me, or just someone interested in architecture and history, this tour is well worth your time. Seeing the transformation of Michigan Central Station firsthand was truly special, and I highly recommend it.

Detroit History Tours does this guided one and a half hour walking tour through the main floor of…read moreMichigan Central Station. It's AMAZING to see the architectural details and the craftsmanship mixing old with the new. Our tour guide was a preservationist and gave us a lot of details on the buildings history. Hard to believe it sat abandoned for 30 years. There's a coffee shop, gift shop with Michigan Central items and another store with unique gift's. Highly recommend this tour!

We had a great time exploring the beautiful homes and hearing the history of Marshall. Bailey was a…read moregreat guide with many cool stories. This would be great around Halloween, but had a beautiful night ride in August.

My husband and I did the 90 minute carriage tour. We had such a good time. Marshall is a…read morebeautiful town and I loved learning about the history and the ghost stories. I highly recommend this tour if you're in Marshall.

Super cute little village next to downtown Northville.Very close to the local shops and…read morerestaurants, easy to stroll to after a dinner out. Wonderful place to walk around and take pictures or just relax and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Very close to the baseball park and other conveniences

This is one of our favorite places to go to get away and have a fun experience. I always worry…read moreabout them shutting down because it is usually pretty quiet, but then they have these events and that seems to make up for it. Located in Lake Orion, it's not as far of a drive as Bronners. But has some of the same great qualities. They have a Christmas shop that is enormous. You can buy trees or anything you want here. They have a huge assortment of different themed ornaments. So you can find that perfect gift for just about anyone. They have a really cool old fashioned carousel. My son used to love to ride on this when he was little. They have a quilt shop and a clock repair shop. They have a shop that sells yates cider mills products. Mmm. My favorites? They have a Dept 56 shop. Its huge and features everything you can imagine. It's heaven for collectors. They even have items that are discontinued. The king's Court Castle is really nice for wedding venues. But we come simply for the C pub. Its a Scottish pub with authentic food and delicious beer. They have food truck features at Canterbury and other cool themed things. We have come for a hogwarts express theme. I love Harry Potter. Like I am kind of obsessed. So this was one of my favorite things ever. This is a place that is fun for the whole family. But honestly, I don't mind coming alone either haha.

We went on one of their tours last year and had a great experience. Leagues above some of the…read moreother tour companies in the area. They pampered us with snacks and things on the bus during the trip. Hotels and the activities were well planned and I look forward to doing another tour with them.

From the owner: Excite Tours is a full service organized tour provider. We provide public and private organize bus…read moretours to various destinations. We focus on giving your clients a memorable travel experience.

Great place to have a wedding or a big family get toghter. Plenty of space and very pretty landscaperead more

A few minor downsides first: The museum's website isn't terribly informative about when the museum…read moreor the general complex of buildings is open. I spoke to a park employee when I was there and still wasn't able to get a straight answer. I did find out that if you want to set up a program for kids where they learn about pioneer life, including churning their own butter, then you have to make arrangements ahead of time, and that makes sense. It seems you can wander the grounds and look at the barn and the gardens and the outside of the various buildings from dawn to dusk in good weather. I'm still not clear on whether the museum has regular hours or if you have to call ahead to arrange a tour, though. The nice park employee I spoke to, though, did give me a full tour of one of the auxiliary buildings, between the museum and the barn. They have a really nice hall here that's often rented for weddings and wedding receptions, and they have a whole album of photos you can look at to see people who have used it before. The reception hall is up a flight of stairs, but they have an elevator for handicapped access. I loved this place and plan to go back to explore some more. I may have to borrow a friend's kid for a day and take him or her to one of the programs because they sound like a lot of fun.