A 300-acre garden with a variety of outdoor displays and nature trails for exploring.

The University's beautiful campus includes many fine museums and facilities for its enrollment of 36,000.

Everyone gets creative in this interactive science and technology museum, featuring engaging exhibits in subjects like psychology, the media and health.

This is a wonderful up-close and personal wild animal conservancy with over 70 species of exotic animals, many of whom are rescued former pets. Open to the public on weekends (12:00-5:00pm) with identical presentations featuring three animals on the Stone Stage at 1:00 and 4:00pm and identical Creature Feature talks at 2:00 and 3:00pm, offering guests more flexibility with their visit. Purchase your tickets at the door (Ages 13+ - $15; Ages 2-12 - $13; 2 & under - free). Weekdays times are available by appointment for private tours, private group events, school field trips, and summer camps. Birthday parties and other private event rentals available. Most of the animal display enclosures are under cover so this is a great afternoon event for both hot and cold weather! Handicap and stroller accessible. Free parking.

The museum doesn't just preserve the past; it also shows off the latest in scientific research with interactive exhibits, new programming spaces, and a state-of-the-art Planetarium & Dome Theater! Exhibits include: On the Trail of Mastodons; Evolution: Life through Time; Under the Microscope; Exploring Michigan; and People and the Planet.

The Kelsey Museum houses a collection of nearly 100,000 objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean.

A classic "college town" neighborhood street for strolling. Shops and restaurants line the street and offer abundant variety to meet every taste.