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AREA ATTRACTIONS
The Kalamazoo area has many attractions to offer. Contact the Front Desk for more information.
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Binder Park Zoo Open April 15 - October 7. Offering quality programming using exotic animals delivered by professional staff with a dedication to conserving wildlife. South of I-94 on Beadle Lake Road exit, Battle Creek. |
Kalamazoo Nature Center 8 miles of hiking trails wind through over 1,000 scenic acres. Weekend family programs, youth camps, and festivals. Visit the interpretive center, hummingbird/butterfly garden and historic DeLano Homestead. Located on N. Westnedge Avenue off the US-131Business Loop. |
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Bittersweet Ski Area |
Kalamazoo Public Library Selected National Library of the Year for 2002, Kalamazoo Public Library is a visual masterpiece. Located on the corner of Rose and South Streets. |
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Celery Flats Interpretive Center The region’s colorful heritage as a celery farming area is celebrated with tours, museums, artifacts, a 1930’s grain elevator, a turn-of-the-century schoolhouse, the renovated Hayloft Theatre, and 1846 Stuart Mansion. S Westnedge and Garden Lane in Portage. |
Kalamazoo Valley Museum Participatory museum of history and technology, with exhibits, a planetarium and the Challenger Learning Center. Free admission. Rose Street one block north of the hotel. |
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Chamber of Commerce |
Miller Auditorium WMU |
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Crossroads Mall Southwest Michigan’s largest indoor shopping mall featuring four department stores and all the hottest national chains. S. Westnedge Avenue south of I-94 |
Peterson & Sons Winery Tours & demonstrations. South of I-94 off exit 85, Galesburg. |
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Gilmore Classic Car Museum More than 150 antique automobiles are displayed in classic red barns on 90 acres of landscaped grounds. Open May 9th . October 18th. Located on M-43, 15 miles northeast of Kalamazoo. |
St. Julian Winery Tours and demonstrations. North of I-94 on M-40. Paw Paw exit. Free admission. |
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Fort Custer Recreation Area Fort Custer Recreation Area comprises 3,033 acres located between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. The area features three lakes, the Kalamazoo River and an excellent trail system. |
Timber Ridge Ski Area |
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Kal-Haven Trail State Park A 34-mile crushed limestone path connecting South Haven and Kalamazoo. The trail meanders through wooded areas, past farm lands and over rivers and streams. Trail highlights include a camelback bridge and covered bridge. |
Warner Vineyards Tours and demonstrations. North of I-94 on M-40. Paw Paw exit. Free admission. |
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Kalamazoo Air Zoo The Kalamazoo Aviation History Museum features amusement rides, simulators and planes from all over the world. Located south of the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport on Portage Road. |
Webster’s Prime is the premier dining experience in southwest Michigan. An extensive wine list and innovative menu featuring steak, seafood, and local produce, along with incredibly professional and courteous service, make Webster’s Prime a must-see in Kalamazoo. |
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Kalamazoo Civic Theater Serving the community since 1929. Located on the corner of Park and South Streets. |
Wings Stadium is the home of the Kalamazoo Wings. We are a full entertainment venue offering concert, professional hockey, family shows, and trade shows. |
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Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Bringing art to Southwest Michigan with traveling art exhibitions. The institute also offers a variety of permanent collections. Free admission. |
Western Michigan University |
