Part of the Flint/Tri-Cities area in Michigan, Saginaw is a small city with unique attractions, including a French-style castle, originally built as a post office and now home to the the local historical society. The city also has its own island park sitting in the middle of Saginaw River, a popular destination for picnics and fireworks. The Japanese Cultural Center, built in conjunction with Saginaw's sister city, Tokushima, features an tea house where authentic tea ceremonies are performed.
Restaurants in Saginaw
5.0 based on 10 reviews
This rail trail is well maintained. The trail is paved and smooth. There is a side trail that goes to several eateries in Saginaw. There was plenty of parking when we were there. Distance round trip with extension was around 24 miles.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Experience the award winning Andersen Enrichment Center for meetings, weddings, receptions, and other life events. The center is located in the heart of Saginaw's park district and adjoins the beautiful Lucille Andersen Rose Garden. Our on-of-a-kind atmosphere accommodates up to 150 guests. You may provide your own food and refreshments or select a caterer of your choice to suit your food service needs. A wall of french doors creates an elegant entrance to the Garden Room, which offers a panoramic view of the rose garden.
4.5 based on 80 reviews
This is a beautiful place for a nice drive in nature. The road through the refuge is great and takes you past a variety of habitats. We saw a lot of herons and Great White egrets, as well as ducks, pelicans and turtles. My mother and I were both struck by the peace and quiet of the environment and the beauty of the wetlands. I hope to return next year to hike the trails.
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Small and manageable zoo, lots of cute animals. Good place for young children. Love the prairie dogs!
3.5 based on 41 reviews
A pleasant area to walk around. Nice trees and view of the Saginaw river. Generally a safe part of town.
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