Top Things to do in Upper Peninsula
Top Hotels in Upper Peninsula
- 1. Best Western Sault Ste. Marie
- 2. Best Western Harbour Pointe Lakefront
- 3. Island House Hotel
- 4. Mission Point Resort
- 5. Grand Hotel
- 6. Holiday Inn Express Munising-Lakeview, an IHG Hotel
- 7. Holiday Inn Express Houghton-Keweenaw
- 8. Sunset Lodge Escanaba
- 9. Inn on Mackinac
- 10. Bicycle Street Inn & Suites and Waterfront Collection
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What to do and see in Upper Peninsula, Upper Peninsula: The Best Specialty Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Upper Peninsula, United States including Hanka Homestead Museum, Mineral Museum of Michigan, Michigan Iron Industry Museum, Top of the Lake Antique Snowmobile Museum, Iron County Historical Museum, Historical IXL Museum, Bammert Blacksmith Shop, Museum of Ojibwa Culture, U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame, Marquette Maritime Museum.
Restaurants in Upper Peninsula
1. Hanka Homestead Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
2. Mineral Museum of Michigan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By DonaldR729 - South Boardman, United States
I've visited Seaman Mineral Museum several times, and every time I see new things and new displays; really amazing things, especially the Copper Country rocks and minerals. The Fluorescent mineral display is world class. Don't miss this Museum.
3. Michigan Iron Industry Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By RWhiteDen - Littleton, United States
I recently visited this museum while on bicycle tour. Loved it so much I returned for a second look. Extremely well designed with a perfect balance between the local human culture/community and the technological aspects of the discovery and iron mining industry years. This is a real gem and I highly recommend.
4. Top of the Lake Antique Snowmobile Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
5. Iron County Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
The Iron County Historical and Museum Society was founded in October 1962. In 1963, the Pickands-Mather Co. deeded 5.5 acres, including the headframe and engine house of the Caspian Mine, to the County of Iron to create a museum. In 1968, the Museum opened in time for the Caspian and Mineral Hills Jubilees. The grounds were planned with outdoor complex-es following the European pattern of development.
Reviewed By randels2014
This is a fantastic museum even though it is hidden away. It is in the small adjacent community of Caspian. It features fantastic art galleries with the headliner being originals by Lee LeBlanc (winner of the 1973 Federal Duck Stamp competition). The historical collection is first rate. This is worth going out of your way for.
6. Historical IXL Museum
7. Bammert Blacksmith Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Buffalo20ty
The man standing in the doorway of the blacksmith shop is the grandson of Amos Bammert who owned the blacksmith shop. His name is Albert Leslie Bammert this was taken July 2017 on a trip we took up there. He was my best friend he and his brothers donated the blacksmith shop to the Historical Society a few years back.
8. Museum of Ojibwa Culture
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 336 reviews
We are OPEN for the season. At this National Historic Landmark, visitors can learn about 17th century St. Ignace: the Ojibwa who formed the population, the Huron refugees and the French who established the area as the center of fur trade. Check out our award winning Clan Park, the fun kids area, our authentic Native store along with the beautiful new Sculpture Park and our Longhouse on our grounds. Also visit Father Marquette's burial site in our Marquette Mission Park. Admission is by donation. Must be seen to be believed! Amazing! Bus tours welcome..please call ahead.
Reviewed By bigspaniel - Arlington, United States
Pleasantly surprised by this small but rich museum which tells the interesting story of the Ojibwa people who live in Michigan. Very good introductory video and several interesting displays and artifacts. Don't miss the outdoor displays, which include a traditional long house. Well worth stopping for. Easy parking around the museum.
9. U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
An extensive collection of artifacts, including a 4,000 year old ski and pole replica, depict the history of skiing and show the development of and technological advancements in skis, poles, and bindings.
10. Marquette Maritime Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Featuring a guided tour of the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse and the largest collection of Fresnel lenses on the Great Lakes, the Marquette Maritime Museum provides an experience that is fun for the whole family. Learn about famous Coast Guard rescues while participating in scavenger hunts and other fun activities. Make a new memory with your family today at the Marquette Maritime Museum where history is fun!
Reviewed By Redbird1976 - Darlington, United States
This is a must see if visiting Marquette, MI. Spend the extra money and go out to the lighthouse. Our tour guide was a retired nurse doing this on her weekends! You could tell she loved her job!!
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