We did the door county wine trolley "premier wine tour." They were so helpful and organized! We had…read morea group of 9 girls for a bachelorette trip and they paired us with other bachelorette trips on the same trolley. It was a great experience! Our tour guide, John, was fantastic! He was friendly, fun, and willing to take photos of all the groups for us. One of the stops on the trolley had cheese included which was a fun surprise! Highly recommend the wine trolley for any groups!

I did the 6PM ghost tour on a Thursday evening with a friend. Asher was our tour guide and he was…read morehands-down amazing! I've been on the door county trolley about 10 times or so but this was my first ghost tour and first time meeting Asher. Asher was passionate about the tour and the facts, he was animated, he was funny and kind, and I appreciated how he explained the safety rules for the trolley. I had spooky fun the entire tour and found it really interesting. I would definitely do this again!

Great collection of artifacts in a historic building. There are 4 rooms, yet all are full of…read morehistorical material. We spent about an hour. My wife's grandparents grew up in Manistee and we actually found records of their childhood and their parent's lives. Some of it is geared specifically to Manistee, yet a fair amount seems more history in general. Manistee has less than half the population from its' peak - and is interesting to see the bustle of 120 years ago.

This is a hidden gem , a must doesn't look like much from outside but you will be impressed with…read morethe size of it .And the owner was so forth coming on all my questions didn't brother him at all .

So I love that this had a guide to take up on tour and he knew what he was talking about and…read moreprofessional, I would highly recommend it,you get to go all over the ship ,please remember this is a tour for people who can't climb stairs but it was great .

We've visited a few time now. Each time we learn a little more. The guides are all very nice and…read moresuper informative. We love seeing the old items all around the ship, like the old radios, reading lamps, cameras and the furniture. It is a very lovely ship. I hope to one day be able to spend the night on it. We will for sure come back for another tour sometime in the future.

When visiting within 50 miles of the Soo, get yourself to the Twilight Walking Tours. Do not pass…read morethe city, do not collect dinner or luggage. All you need is your camera and, at the height of summer, pre-purchased tickets if you don't show up early. The Coulings run a brilliant walking tour of the historic downtown core of Sault Ste. Marie on the US side. Unlike the typical historical or architectural tour, they blend spooky ghost stories with folk songs and brilliant anecdotes that only a couple deeply passionate about the Upper Peninsula could conjure. They are excellent storytellers with rich personal histories and backgrounds -- like serving on tall ships -- which brings their tales and yarns alive. Groups twist through the backways and side roads of the city, stopping at restaurants and bookstores while learning about the speakeasies, smugglers, and seedier underbelly of the city. Much attention is placed around the Prohibition and Depression, although ghost stories stretch back as long as settlers fought their way down St. Mary's River. Stop at one of the many restaurants on the way back or snag a few souvenirs in the shops you pass when the tour is done. On a beautiful, starry night, there's little which compares to the city's regal, lovely appearance as embellished by a pair of incredibly gifted storytellers. The walking tour is suitable for older children and the elderly, though it covers a fair amount of ground in the city center. The stories are not heartstoppingly spooktacular, though certain alleyways and basements will leave descriptive images implanted in your memory for weeks to come.

My wife and I recently visited Traverse City for vacation and wanted to learn more about ghost…read morestories/history of Michigan. We signed up for a Twilight Walking Tour led by the Coulings and were blown away by the amount of details that was put into the tales. They did an excellent job making the stories come alive and made it very entertaining. We recommend this tour group to anyone!

Loved this place! Got to spend an hour with my grandsons that felt like 10 minutes - so much to do…read morein a safe, clean and welcoming space. The exhibits were very well done, and there were so many! Highly recommend this for kids of all ages.

Wonderful place for kiddos. So many cool animals and a ton of hands-on activities. The employees…read morewere very helpful and knowledgeable. Both my kids had a blast. Shout out to Ruby, the youngest "employee"!

The Mercato is a collection of shops in the now repurposed Traverse City State Hospital. I wouldn't…read morereally call it a mall, but I guess by definition it fits? Anyway, the shops are teeny tiny but pack a wallop by being beautifully curated and uniquely configured. I think I purchased more here than I have at any other shopping excursion I've had all year. They've got a shop dedicated to alpaca wool goods, a more gentleman focused shop called the Haberdashery, a pet boutique, a used bookstore, a toy store, and many others including my favorite of them all, Moonstruck Gardens, which is packed full of delightful art, stickers, home decor, and more. They also have dining options and a coffee shop if you're thirsty or a little peckish. The layout can be a little confusing but there's plenty of signage to help you along the way. But the beauty of it is just exploring and finding the fun around every corner.

What a fascinating place. The building and grounds are lovely. First of all the building is a…read morerefurbishment asylum. Some say haunted. They did a lovely job restoring this property. There are lovely specialty shops and a few restaurants. One of the restaurants is one of the most highly rated in town. The shops have some interesting handy craft work .. wood, pottery. Jewelry. Decorative glass. .

Great guide, very informative and fun! Lots of interesting stories. Desiree was happy to answer…read morequestions and her passion shines through.

From the owner: Haunted Traverse Tours specializes in historical and paranormal tours in Traverse City Michigan. If…read more you are looking or a sightseeing adventure tour based in the history and ghostly lore of Traverse City, look no further and book today with Haunted Traverse Tours.

If you live around here I'm sure you've had and or at least seen this nostalgic logo, but until a…read morefew years ago even I didn't know not only could you visit the farm, you could eat there! Want some more, the staff is always kind and patient, that have games and a playground to keep kids entertained, their milk is incredible as is their unbelievably fresh on site beef, and you can even treat yourself to a cute souvenir and some homemade ice cream before you go. Talk about a lovely Michigan staple and a truly full service experience everyone is bound to enjoy.

If you are looking for the tourist experience including mediocre food, a vastly overcharged tour…read moreand menu, plus a cheesy gift shop you will find it here. However; the refills on the best milk ever were there with your meal.

This children's museum is amazing. It's the definition of small but mighty: It doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside, or even when you first step inside. But as you explore through it, you'll see that it has way more magic hiding in every corner than you first thought. Sandcastles Children's Museum is three stories of fun. We took our 7 and 11 year old boys, and the 11 year old had just as much fun as his younger brother. That said, I would say that this museum is best suited for kids who are preschoolers through around 10 years old. One of the best parts of this museum is that it subtly references popular Ludington icons and landmarks. You'll see a play SS Badger ship, popular local restaurants on the second floor, and lots of other things that pay homage to the beach town in which the museum resides. One of our favorite spots in the museum is located on the third floor. It's there that you'll find a mini stage with several real, full-sized instruments that kids are invited to play. There are steel drums, ukuleles, guitars, pianos and lots of other instruments to try out. There's also a TV where you can watch yourself jamming on the instruments. All throughout the museum, you'll find things to play with, like a sand pit with digger toys, a play farm, play grocery store and restaurant, a veterinary office, a post office, craft station, rock climbing wall, science station, theatre stage with costumes, and lots more. There is just so much fun stuff for kids, and my children were occupied for hours.

A delightful spot to spend the day with wild kids. So many thoughtful exhibits with loads of hands…read moreon activities. My 4 year old loved the maternity ward and the 1.5 year old loved the grocery store. Loved our time at the museum. We also loved the mask requirement for all. A great way to feel safe in a world where people are getting so sick. Thank you!

Amazing time with a really good tour guide Nick, really fun and nice person, will recommend this to…read moremy family and friends

We met up with Nick very soon after our arrival on the SS Badger coming from Ludington. We have…read moreoperated Segway's numerous times, but still Nick was very thorough in his explanation and demonstration of safe operation. Then off we went. This was an excellent two hours. First, it was FUN! Beyond the fun it was informative. We had no idea of the historical significance of Manitowoc in terms of ship building and the war effort during WW I and WW II . This could easily be expanded to 3 hours by extending the ride along the waterfront all the way to Two Rivers, incorporating an optional stop at the bright pink ice cream shop! We did ride our bikes to Two Rivers and back. The Mariner's Trail is a lovely path this tour takes. Makes this excursion not just fun, but scenically beautiful as well. We highly recommend doing the Segway tour with Segway the Door.