CityVu Bistro is located in the CityFlats Hotel in Holland, Michigan and offers patrons unique breakfasts, an array of flatbread dinners and Flat Fee Lunches. Enjoy the sweet and savory sides of life. An extensive wine list is also available to compliment meals with 24 wines available by the glass and a full bar is available as well. CityVu Bistro also offers a tour around the world for dinner with international cuisines on offer, where in the world will you dine tonight. READ MORE

SpyglassHill in Holland is an on-line community run by Sally Carr where members have access to participate and post articles, pictures, etc. in all channels, including Photo Galleries, Downloads, Events Calendar and many more. Become a member today, meet and be friends online with other members!READ MORE

The Queen's Inn Restaurant is located in the Nelis' Dutch Village in Holland, Michigan and serves delectable cuisine in an elegant locale. The Queen's Inn Restaurant is available by reservation for groups of 30 or more and can cater to holiday events, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, family reunions or any special occasion - dine in a spectacular location. READ MORE

Purchase American Bison at the Veldheers Farm in Holland, Michigan and be assured of USDA quality meat. The American Bison on this farm are grass fed, hormone free and antibiotic free ensuring only the best for customers. Purchasing this high quiality bison meat comes with a warning, once you have tried it, you will love it, and be back time and again for more.READ MORE

Highway 66 Mini Bowling is located at The Lost City in Holland, Michigan and is based on traditional ten pin bowling rules, but also offers twists and turns of excitement. Highway 66 Mini Bowling is great fun for young and old and includes shorter lanes, automated bumpers and a lighter ball, and the lanes themselves change lighting colours. Enjoy fun and competitive action as you test your skittle skills.READ MORE

At Veldheers, walk through an amazing 5 million tulips in the only tulip farm perennial garden in Holland, Michigan. Perennials and flowers are imported from around the world for you to buy and plant and enjoy in your own garden at home. From June 1st to mid October visitors to this wonderful garden paradise can enjoy thousands of Dutch lilies, daylilies, peonies and other rare perennials amid a setting of windmills, drawbridges and canals. And it's not only tulips on display, other flowers include daffodils, hyacinths and crocus - stunning.READ MORE

Step back in time at the Nelis' Dutch Village in Holland Michigan and enjoy the Netherland's as it was 100 years ago. There is a theme park with a difference, as well as authentic Dutch architecture, canals, spectacular gardens, and windmills. Watch as staff dressed in traditional native costumes including wooden shoes, demonstrate the crafts and life in those olden days. A visit to the Nelis' Dutch Village ensures good family fun for everyone and the shops are open and filled with interesting gifts.READ MORE

The Curragh Irish Pub in Holland, Michigan offers a great menu of traditional Irish cuisine, with daily specials exceptional desserts. Enjoy a true taste of Ireland and the best pints around with 24 draft beers available from around the world. Enjoy events like live Irish dancing and Drink Like an Irishman/Team Trivia as well as watching your favourite sports game and the Curragh Irish Pub will cater for groups and parties - it's a great place to be.READ MORE

Via Maria Trattoria Catering and Event Planning in Holland, Michigan will ensure that the most memorable part of your event will be the food. Enjoy an elegantly presented dining experience with an "Exclusively Yours" menu which you and the chef will create together. Enjoy a fusion of food presented in an edible culinary creation of art, it's sublime. Via Maria Trattoria Catering and Event Planning specialises in receptions, cocktail parties and casual dinners. READ MORE

The DeKlomp Wooden Shoe & Delft Factory in Holland, Michigan makes Dutch pottery famous around the world. Visitors can watch the making of the delftware from pouring the liquid clay into molds, to firing the clay at 2,000 degrees and then talk to the artists as they hand paint the Dutch designs onto them and then glaze them. Wooden shoes are also produced here by a wooden shoe hand carver that was specially trained in the Netherlands, and visitors can watch the shoes being made from a block of poplar wood using authentic Dutch machinery - fascinating. All hand made items and shoes are available for purchase.READ MORE