Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Michigan
4.5Soo Locks(1.701 reviews) - Well worth an hour stop Points of Interest & Landmarks
We saw a sign that sent us to this place while we travelled around the great lakes. This controlled access park is free admission and the lock viewing deck is good. The Historic Shipwrecks building is super informative and free to walk through ($1 donation appreciated). The washrooms are clean. Along with a visit to the shops and pubs in the area and a person could spend a whole day here!See more..
4.0Windmill Island Gardens(1.225 reviews) - Nice Place. Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
Windmill Island Gardens is home to de Zwaan windmill, the last mill allowed to be transported from the Netherlands. de Zwaan still functions by grinding locally-grown grain into flour that is sold to visitors and local businesses. A highlight of visiting is a tour of this historic working windmill. Visitors can enjoy music from our antique Dutch street organ given to the City of Holland by the City of Amsterdam after World War II. Children can also ride on our antique carousel from the Netherlands. There are several other replica Dutch buildings and shops. The Island is home to beautiful gardens which feature tulips in the spring followed by beautiful annuals and perennials throughout the summer. Please note that the Island will re-open for the 2019 season on Saturday, April 13. Last tickets sold at 5 pm.See more..
4.5Front Street(932 reviews) - A great way to spend a leisurely afternoon!! Points of Interest & Landmarks
We thoroughly enjoyed walking about downtown Traverse City on a sunny Saturday afternoon, enjoying the murals and historical architecture, doing some people watching, popping into the small boutiques, grabbing a bite here, a drink there. You can move at your own pace, spend a little or a lot of time and/or money. It's up to you!! And from Front Street, you can walk down to the waterfront parks and sit and enjoy the sunshine and the water, or you can walk to see the beautiful Victorian houses of Sixth Street or the Purple House on State Street, among other historic homes. Note that some establishments still require masks; it wasn't a problem for us.See more..
4.5Mission Point Lighthouse(916 reviews) - Nice drive to see the lighthouse Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
Mission Point Lighthouse has been a Traverse City and Old Mission Peninsula icon for decades. Located at the north end of a picturesque drive along M-37 through cherry orchards and vineyards, Mission Point Lighthouse stands as a classic piece of Michigan history. While it no longer guides mariners through West Grand Traverse Bay as it did from September 10, 1870 until it was decommissioned in 1933, Mission Point Lighthouse now offers visitors a peek into what life was like around the turn of the century for lighthouse keepers and for others who lived and worked in the area at the time. Self-guided tours of the lighthouse museum for daily visitors in May-October, and weekends in November.See more..
4.5University of Michigan(619 reviews) - Burton Memorial Bell Tower-A Must See! Points of Interest & Landmarks
The University's beautiful campus includes many fine museums and facilities for its enrollment of 36,000.See more..
4.5Butler Street(413 reviews) - Day visit to Saugatuck Points of Interest & Landmarks
The main street of Saugatuck was named for the town's founder, William Gay Butler.See more..
4.5Fisher Building(328 reviews) - A real jewel in Detroit Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Fisher Building is a piece of art to see in Detroit. We took a free tour of the best parts of the building by Pure Detroit. Just go to the Fisher Building site to sign up for the tour. The building has an amazing history. Our guide, Jacob, really has a passion for this building. You could see it in his presentation. So nice to see young people appreciate the history around them and wanting to share it with others. The story about the theater and it’s history of change was really unique. Tour took about an hour and well worth the time.See more..
4.5Campus Martius Park(315 reviews) - A View of the Future Monday: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
Campus Martius Park is a great place to visit whether during a festival or event or just to take time and have lunch or sit with friends and talk. We especially like going ice skating there during the winter months. Whether during the day or in the evening the place is decorated in a lively and holiday fashion. The lines to rent ice skates usually move along quickly. It's a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors and get some exercise at the same time. From a historical point of view this crossroads has had its share of historical events which include the mustering of Union Troops, having them sign up and ship off to the east during the Civil War. There is a large monument commemorating the end of the Civil War and celebrating the heroes in all the departments of the military. It is quite impressive and should not be missed. It is one of those places that gives an immediate connection to the past while making room for a view of the future.See more..
4.0Detroit-Windsor Tunnel(279 reviews) - History buffs delight Points of Interest & Landmarks
4.5Meadow Brook Hall(278 reviews) - Go at Christmas!! Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Art Galleries • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
A National Historic Landmark, Meadow Brook is the historic home built by one of the automotive aristocracy's most remarkable women, Matilda Dodge Wilson, widow of automobile pioneer John Dodge, and her second husband, lumber broker Alfred Wilson. Constructed between 1926 and 1929, for $4 million, Meadow Brook represents one of the finest examples of Tudor-revival architecture in America. Tours are offered daily. Tour tickets may be purchased in the Museum Store located inside Meadow Brook Hall. Tour reservations are not required. All guests must be accompanied by a tour guide. Tours last approximately 1 to 1-1/2 hours, depending on the size of the group.See more..
4.5The Tridge(267 reviews) - Beautiful place Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
After having a nice dinner in Cafe Zinc, we took a short walk on Tridge. Love it a lot. We definitely will be back. See more..
4.5Mount Baldhead Park(244 reviews) - A nice overlook of the town Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
A healthy climb up the stairs to a beautiful view of downtown Saugatuck. The parking is free though not many spots. The trail takes you to Oval Beach in about 20-30 minutes. It's a sandy trail to the beach.See more..
4.5Yates Cider Mill(213 reviews) - Simply the Best...In Person and In Shipment Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 15, 2023 Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
With a history that dates back to 1863, Yates Grist Mill opened its doors beside the rapidly flowing waters of the 'then' Clinton-Kalamazoo Canal. By 1876, the Yates family installed a cider press into the existing water-powered process and began producing delicious Michigan cider. It then became known as Yates Cider Mill. Yates is one of the oldest, continually running businesses in Michigan. Come for a visit and be a part of what has made Yates Cider Mill a destination for generations.See more..
5.0Whirlpool Compass Fountain(202 reviews) - The Kids' Favorite Part of St Joseph Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
My kids loved this splash pad. It is pretty big, close to the beach, and got them soaked! Their favorite part was when the fountains would go down, and the cannons would begin to shoot water into the center. All the kids (and even the adults) run into the center to get ready for that. I got to hang out on a bench and watch the soaked chaos. As others have stated, there is no shade to be found, which is the only drawback. So if you are there on a sunny day, put on the sunscreen and bring plenty of water!See more..
4.5Lumberman's Monument(176 reviews) - Nice monument and informational stop Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
This was a nice informational stop on our River Road Scenic Byway drive. Besides the Monument itself, there were plaques that explained the history of the logging industry. There was a visitor center that was closed when we went (in March). See more..
4.0Fish Ladder(167 reviews) - Fish Ladder Park Monday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
Nice spot for a walk about. Walking around the river is easy with the walk path that circles through the bridges and comes back around. The ladder isn’t your usual “ladder” but if your patient you will spot fish climbing upriver. Because I came during the chilly month of March, I didn’t get to partake in any fishing. But the river is full of brave souls who are fishing in the chilly waters. I seen many young lads catching big salmon! Great sight to see! There is one sketchy part of the area, the underpass of the bridges have bums living in it. So walking near these areas will result in being begged or just watched with leery looks. Over all nice area to stretch!See more..
4.5Maritime Center at Vantage Point(150 reviews) - Great stop to learn some histor Monday: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Maritime Center has some interesting pictures and history you can learn a lot here. We stopped on Saturday morning today to go to the Farmers Market. There are lots of little booths set up outside with all kinds of goodies. Food of all kinds, plants, arts, etc. Lots of stuff to look through.See more..
We have been looking for good places to observe the sunset in northern Michigan lately and we added this location to the bucket list. I am glad we did! It wasn’t very crowded on a Wednesday evening. We enjoyed a stroll on the beach, and walked down the north pier which led to the lighthouse. It was interesting to see up close, other than the graffiti on the walls. The scenery was spectacular in every direction, and the lighthouse itself made a great companion to the sun as it was setting. I definitely recommend checking this place out!See more..
Absolutely beautiful views! Get to the beach off 5th street before 11am and find plenty of parking. The lighthouse is painted perfectly and the pier is nice and wide to stroll on. **beware of some wet spots that can be slippery probably from algae growth** Better than most for families with small children, or strollers, etc. The 5th Street beach had a concession stand that opened around noon, and clean bathrooms. See more..
4.5Mission Point Lighthouse(131 reviews) - Wonderful place Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
We were there on a hot July day. The lighthouse was closed to visitors due to Covid, but we were able to wander around the outside and enjoy the views of the lake. We happened to have our swimsuits with us and hopped in the lake to cool off, there weren't too many people, and it was a great place to relax and cool off.See more..
5.040 Mile Point Lighthouse(120 reviews) - Working 4th order fresnel lens! Monday: Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
Don’t miss this lighthouse and park. The grounds are beautiful and consist of lighthouse keeper’s house (museum), tower to the lens, gift shop, pilot house of a Great Lakes Freighter, fog signal building and a shipwreck from 1905. The buildings and gift shop are staffed by wonderful, knowledgeable and friendly volunteers. The 4th order fresnel lens is still owned by the Coast Guard and is the only one still working on Lake Huron. Just 53 steps to the top! Since this is a county park you can swim, kayak and have a picnic. It is possible to kayak to the wreck of the Fay or even scuba dive/snorkel as it is about 600ft from shore. Part of it is on shore. The gift shop has nice things but no food or drinks so bring water and food. Admission is free but donations are welcome. A great place to visit!See more..
4.5Horrock's(115 reviews) - Looking for some fresh produce Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
We love shopping at Horrocks they have a great selection of produce at fair prices. They also have a very nice floral department and nursery plants and products. One of my other favorite things is that you can get a beer at the bar inside and Drink it while you’re shopping. What a cool place.See more..
Woodward Ave runs from the Detroit River in Detroit to Pontiac Michigan. Every summer on the third Saturday in August Woodward hosts the Dream Cruise. This events draws over a million psectators and over 50,000 crusiers to Woodward Avenue between 8 mile Road and Pontiac. It truly has become one of the premeir events in the area every summer. In addition to the Saturday Dream Cruise, Corvettes on Woodward hosted by Larry and Verna Courtney the Wednesday before the main cruise has also become a huge event for the Corvette community, drawing over 500 Corvettes new and old to the Radisson/Kingsley Hotel the Wednsday befroe the Dream Cruise. The cruise itself has turned into a month long event and nearly any evening during the month of August cruisers can be found on Woodward Ave, especially in the area of Duggans near 13 mile and Woodward, which has been show center.....See more..
4.0State Street(100 reviews) - Nice place to walk Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Movie theatres, books and music stores are the main attractions of the popular State Street neighborhood.See more..
5.0Great Lakes National Cemetery(87 reviews) - beautiful Monday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Cemeteries
i am so glad i had talked to my dad & we agreed to his final resting place here close to home & a peaceful beautiful place. with the flags & lakes its a very restful place . I dont feel like its a cemetary . I feel its a peaceful place to visit .See more..
4.0Worlds Largest Weathervane(86 reviews) - World's Largest always deserve a stop Points of Interest & Landmarks
a working weathervane in the heart of town, with a whole dedicate center to this awesome weathervane. It's worth the stop, it's worth the visit. and the best thing is, there's free no hassle parking at the grocery store parking lot. It's actually very impressive.See more..
4.5Sturgeon point lighthouse(71 reviews) - Sturgeon Point lighthouse park is a hidden gem. A Fritomann review. Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
We came on a Saturday afternoon, coming from the Tawas Point lighthouse on the way back to our hotel in Alpena. Just follow the signs, and call ahead to ensure they will be open. Sturgeon lighthouse is being restored inside the residence, so on this day no one could go upstairs to see the old living quarters. But we went right up to the top of the tower and there was a young woman waiting there to answer questions etc. She was a lot of fun in her serious demeanor. We hung around for awhile, then we left to make way for a young family that was waiting, we could hear their excitement all the way down there. I got my passport stamped and even bought a Sturgeon Point tee shirt. So this was Fritomann's last lighthouse stop on a whirlwind tour of Lake Huron attractions in July, 2022. Full speed ahead captain.See more..
5.0Tibbits Opera House(70 reviews) - Special Outdoor Venue for Covid Conscious Theatre Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Theaters
Built in 1882, Tibbits Opera House features an exquisite, award-winning, French Second Empire exterior. It is among the oldest theatres in Michigan. Rich in history and ambiance, the theatre offers nearly perfect acoustics, an intimate 500-seat setting, and great entertainment year round. Shows vary from professional Summer Theatre, family shows, and an Entertainment Series of professional touring performers to community events, plays, musicals, concerts and variety shows. The building houses a permanent 19th century art collection and a unique community mural of "American Gothic." An art gallery exhibits shows by regional artists. Tours are available by appointment.See more..
My third trip to Frankenmuth was the first time I was aware that the town had a covered bridge, when I saw a picture of it in a souvenir shop. I asked where it was located and made a point of stopping to see it. I was slightly disappointed to discover that the bridge was built so recently, in 1979, because I was anticipating an antique bridge with a lot of history . . . possibly having serviced Frankenmuth's early settlers. Only eight more years until it does qualify as antique though. And the bridge makes a quaint addition to the town's Bavarian theme. The vehicle lane is very narrow, but two smaller cars can pass carefully. There's a parking lot (free parking) on a hill above the bridge on the east side of the river in case you want to stop to inspect the structure close-up. And there's a separate walking lane for pedestrians where you can stop and gawk at the river in both directions.See more..
4.5Glen Haven Historical Village(68 reviews) - Great Beach with some History Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Scenic Walking Areas
A historic blacksmith shop, a coast guard history display, and a beach pus one or two other old buildings. The blacksmith shop is a neat display of how it was done a hundred years ago or more. There is a coast guard history display in the old canary building. This is neat, but kinda small and limited! The beach is the real stunner! It seems to go on forever in both directions. The view is truly great. You can see Leelanau in the distance and the view if Lake Michigan can take your breath away. The sand is pristine even with the crowds. They need more benches, more parking and a much bigger restroom. Overall though 5 stars. I highly recommend visiting if in the area. So obviously I would return!See more..
4.0La Grande Vitesse(67 reviews) - Iconic wonder! Points of Interest & Landmarks
Serving as a symbol of Grand Rapids, this eye-catching steel sculpture measures 54 feet long, 43 feet high and 30 feet wide, and is painted in the artist's signature "Calder Red."See more..
4.5The Felt Estate(63 reviews) - The Felt Mansion Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Felt Mansion was the summer home of millionaire Dorr Felt and his wife, Agnes Felt. Dorr purchased 750 acres of prime Lake Michigan coastal land in 1919. Construction began on the 17,000 square foot Felt Mansion in 1925 and the family moved into the mansion in 1928. Over the years, the family moved out, and the building and grounds were used for other purposes. During this time, the estate fell into disrepair. In 2002 a local effort was initiated to return the state to its former glory. Today, the estate is a look into the life of a very wealthy 1920’s family. Visiting the Felt Mansion, adjoining grounds, and Lake Michigan is a must see experience if you are in the Saugatuck/Holland area. For more information on the Felt Mansion, go to their web site at http://www.feltmansion.org.See more..
5.0Lake Michigan Shoreline(59 reviews) - Fresh Water, No Salt, No Sharks! Swimming is Amazing! Points of Interest & Landmarks
One of the reasons I'm still living in Traverse City if for the shoreline. I just can't get enough of Lake Michigan whether I'm in Charlevoix, Empire, Frankfort, Leland, or Traverse City. The lake is sensational for swimming, water sports, and spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Sometimes just sitting on the sand for a several minutes and doing nothing is very soothing. NIKSEN, the Dutch way of meditating and allowing your body and mind to rest.Lake Michigan is a stunning lake, even the ducks, seagulls, and swans agree.See more..
4.5Crooked Tree Arts Center(57 reviews) - Fantastic family fun Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
On Saturdays the center offers art projects for the community. We were in town to visit Petoskey. Even our 2 year old was able to participate in the fun art work. The teacher was awesome and provided aid when needed. Highly recommend it.See more..
4.5Nickels Arcade(51 reviews) - It’s a nice little arcade but most shops are closed. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
It seems every time I visit this place almost everything is closed. Must be bad timing on my part. But Comet coffee is always open and that’s why I go here. It’s a pretty cool little arcade. Check it out.See more..
4.5Brooks Memorial Fountain(50 reviews) - Fountain Monday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Fountains
Beautiful fountain in circle of Marshall. Nativity is set up for the holidays. Fun for kids to visit with parents.See more..
5.0Rockford Dam Overlook(49 reviews) - Fall in Downtown Rockford, Michigan Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
If you are planning on a trip to Rockford, Michigan do not miss out the quaint downtown area by the Riverwalk, particularly during the fall. The colors were absolutely beautiful and although there were people walking around, it was so peaceful. Sit and have a cup of coffee while watching local fly fishermen. The downtown area has several local shops and restaurants with tastes for all. If it's too late for that cup of coffee, stop in and have a cold local brew. People are friendly everywhere. Downtown features a candy store that covers candy past and present, or if you are hungry for ice cream, they have that too. Or if you are looking for a unique toy, stop in at the local toy store. I hope my next visit will be during the holidays.See more..
4.5Greenmead Historic Park(39 reviews) - Such a lovely place! Monday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
We attended the 1950's style Coffee Klatch in the Simmons-Hill House and had a lovely and fun time! It was definitely something different to do. The home is beautiful. It has original furnishings so it's historically authentic. We didn't really get to see the rest of the village, but would be happy to attend another event here any time.See more..
This was a really fun house tour. It’s a pretty long walk, so we did it in sections and moved our car a couple times. There is plenty of parking on the side streets. We printed the map from the Bay City website ahead of time, and that was helpful.See more..
4.5Croswell Swinging Bridge(30 reviews) - Beautiful scenery...and a nice place to stop and linger!! Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
On our way back home from a day in MIchigan's Thumb, we stopped by the Swinging Bridge in Croswell. It had been years since our last visit. And this one did not disappoint! Walking over the bridge is a bit of a thrill, especially when others are on the bridge and it's swinging ever so slightly!! On this perfect June evening about 7pm, as the sun was starting to go down behind the tall trees, the sunlight on the water, along with the beautiful blue sky reflecting up at us, and some water lily pads beneath us near the shoreline made for the most beautiful scene, reminiscent of Monet's water lilies paintings! Definitely a nice place to stop and linger.... Bring out your lawn chairs and a picnic blanket to relax and enjoy some snacks. Plenty of room for the family to play in the park too!!See more..
4.0Hamtramck Disneyland(29 reviews) - A totally unique experience! Points of Interest & Landmarks
This is a rare experience to view local folk art where it was created - right in the artist's backyard. We were lucky to meet the artist, and for a donation, were able to view the huge installation from inside his yard. However, you do get quite a good view from the alley, at no charge. If you are a folk art fan, as I am, you don't want to miss this place; it is a real treasure.See more..
4.5The Bhartiya Temple(27 reviews) - A stunning location and an enlightening tour! Points of Interest & Landmarks
After contacting the Temple's Outreach Committee, we set up a group tour for about 21 local women. We enjoyed an informative and splendid talk from Sujatha and then had an opportunity to see the beautiful Prayer Room. Our group was inspired by our experience and were thankful for the opportunity to learn more about the Hindu community and its culture. Well Done!See more..
This church is an architectural gem worthy of a drive by visit at the very least. The medieval-style church is a Roman Catholic Parish in the Diocese of Lansing. See more..
5.0The Forge(24 reviews) - Awesome family experience and great souvenirs! Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
This was a great experience. Everyone working here was great with our young kids. For what you get the price is actually very fair...one of the best souvenirs you can get. We all got to hammer out a knife and twist the handles. They handled the grinding/sharpening. We would definitely do this again.See more..
4.5Harbor Beach Lighthouse(22 reviews) - “A Nice Trip Back in History” Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
July 18, 2015 marked the 130th Birthday of the Harbor Beach Lighthouse and the day was filled with celebratory events. Tours of the lighthouse through out the day, a quilt show, guest speakers, a parade, musical entertainment and a wonderful dinner to cap off the celebration. A tour of the lighthouse begins with a 10 minute water trip by launch from the marina which, as you approach by water you get to appreciate the value of the location and position of the 130 year old structure. It is fun to climb the round steps and view the living quarters of the Keeper and his assistants, & also to climb to the top and stand on the Gallery to appreciate the wonderful views. As you wander through the lighthouse, you will notice even the doors to the living quarters were “rounded” to fit the “rounded” walls. Harbor Beach, Michigan is on the west coast of Lake Huron about an hours drive north from Port Huron on US 25. Enjoy !See more..
4.5The Hoyt Library(22 reviews) - Tons of books Points of Interest & Landmarks • Libraries
So many books to choose from. Free WiFi lots of places to sit and read. Staff very friendly and helpful.See more..
4.5Michigan War Dog Memorial(21 reviews) - Interesting dog cemetery Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Cemeteries • Monuments & Statues
While this cemetery has many older sites with pets, it has been re-established as a war dog cemetery and caters to service dogs. The site has been updated, headstones exposed and new improvements installed, including dedicated parlking. I highly recommend a visit as the displays are educational and the experience is interesting. There are only 1 or 2 of these war dog cemeteries in the US.See more..
4.5Packard Proving Grounds(20 reviews) - Amazing for an auto history buff or someone who is not! Monday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Auto Racing Tracks
This lovely 17 acre site is on the National Registry of Historic Places and features rustic, vintage circa 1928 buildings designed by Albert Kahn for the Packard Motor Car Company. The Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site is owned by the Packard Motor Car Foundation which is a 501c3 and the revenue from the events held onsite help fund the restoration and maintenance of the site. Step back in time to experience this beautiful automotive history site!See more..
4.5Bailey School(20 reviews) - A family favorite, year after year. Points of Interest & Landmarks
We love stepping back in time and visiting the Bailey School. If you're a history buff, this place is for you. If the school house is open, there is so much to see and read. The walls are lined with old class photos and other memorabilia. Each desk has a text book from the time period. If you look close, some of the student names in text books match the names on the class photos. It was fun to actually read text books from that time period. Count on spending less than an hour. It's free but they accept donations in a non pushy way. Continue on the path to the lighthouse and Lake Huron. Just be careful because there is poison ivy growing near the path. Stay on the path and you should be fine. You can also walk through the parking lot to continue on to the lighthouse. Love this place!See more..
5.0Saper Galleries and Custom Framing(19 reviews) - Great art, wonderful atmosphere Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
We have visited Saper Galleries at least once a month during the First Sunday Gallery Walk. The first thing you notice is the welcoming greeting of owner Roy Saper. Then you look around and observe the amazing amount and diversity of the artwork. Original oils, watercolor, photography of every kind. Ceramics adorn the walls, unique wooden boxes and containers hand crafted from cocobola by artists in Costa Rica and an entire wall of Dr. Seuss artwork. I love this place, and urge art lovers to make a visit to this excellent gallery.See more..
