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Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is a world-class cultural destination where art, nature, and horticulture come together in a truly immersive way. Located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this 158-acre campus is home to one of the world’s most significant sculpture and botanic experiences. Meijer Gardens was named the 2023, 2024, and 2025 Best Sculpture Park in the Unit...


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WALK THROUGH HISTORY

Step back in time at Historic London Town & Gardens, where a once-bustling Colonial port town has been brought back to life. Stroll through reconstructed buildings, and wander 10 acres of woodland...


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You probably don’t need us to tell you about the most iconic destinations to bring your group to in the Midwest. You can easily find your own way to snap selfies in front of Chicago’s Cloud Gate sculpture—even if you only know it as “The Bean”—or recite your favorite lines from “Field of Dreams” in the cornfields of Dyersville, Iowa. There is a certain kind of memory you make...


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On March 9, 2011, space shuttle Discovery left Earth orbit for the final time, descending through the atmosphere and landing at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida, completing its last mission after 27 years of service. Discovery was the third orbiter built and the first one to be retired, preceding Endeavor and Atlantis as the space shuttle program was wound up in 2011. Di...


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There are few more quintessentially American experiences than the road trip, where the freedom of an open highway serves as a tidy metaphor for the kind of nomadic spirit of adventure this country was founded upon. They’re immortalized in songs and films, and form core memories—some fond, some not so fond—for generations of children confined to the backseats of station wagons...


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