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City centre Lansing blends government grandeur with cultural gems all within walking distance. The stunning Michigan State Capitol dome commands attention, while the R.E. Olds Transport Museum celebrates automotive history. Art enthusiasts can explore the Lansing Art Gallery before catching an event at Lansing Centre. History buffs will love the Michigan History Center's interactive exhibits about the Great Lakes State. Quick lunch spots and coffee shops cater to the weekday government crowd, with more dining options than you'd expect. Business hotels dominate the accommodation scene with their professional vibe. The area is extremely walkable with wide pavements connecting all major attractions.
Old Town Lansing
Old Town Lansing captivates visitors with its beautifully restored 19th-century buildings now housing art galleries and creative studios. The Turner-Dodge House stands proudly among colourful murals and sculptures that dot the tree-lined streets. Monthly art walks showcase the neighborhood's thriving creative community, while festivals bring music and energy to this historic district. Cosy cafes and farm-to-table restaurants occupy charming historic buildings, perfect for refuelling after browsing unique boutiques and antique stores. Though lodging within Old Town is limited, nearby bed & breakfasts offer Victorian charm with modern comforts. The compact, walkable layout makes exploring a breeze, with the Grand River providing peaceful views just steps away.
Waverly
Waverly offers suburban calm with convenient access to Lansing's top attractions. The residential area features family-friendly shopping at Lansing Mall and the beloved Horrocks Farm Market, where locals stock up on fresh produce and speciality items. Film fans can catch the latest releases at Regal Lansing Mall after exploring nearby Hawk Meadow Park. Chain restaurants and casual dining spots line the main roads, perfect for refuelling after a day of exploring. With excellent highway access via I-496 and US-127, you're just minutes from Michigan State University and the State Capitol. Budget-friendly hotels provide comfortable bases without city centre prices.
West Lansing
West Lansing offers a peaceful retreat from Lansing's urban buzz with tree-lined streets and well-kept ranch homes. Families and budget travellers appreciate the quiet vibe and lower prices compared to city centre. The Lansing River Trail and Waverly Park provide green spaces for outdoor activities without the crowds. Michigan History Museum and Lansing Mall are just a short drive away. Getting around requires a car, though the area has good bike trail connections for the adventurous. Scattered family restaurants and chain establishments offer casual dining options along main roads. Holiday rentals in single-family homes provide an authentic suburban American experience at rates much lower than city centre accommodation.
East Side
The East Side of Lansing offers a genuine slice of everyday Michigan life away from tourist crowds. Tree-lined residential streets create a peaceful backdrop for your exploration of local diners, thrift stores, and area parks. The area sits close enough to Michigan State University to catch the college town energy without the campus chaos. Family-owned eateries serve up hearty portions of comfort food at wallet-friendly prices. Accommodation options range from modest motels to cosy bed-and-breakfasts in converted homes, all offering significant savings compared to city centre. While public transit is limited, street parking is plentiful for those with cars.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Adado Riverfront Park during your travels in Lansing. You can attend a sporting event while in the area.
You can study the exhibits at Michigan History Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Lansing. You can attend a sporting event while in the area.
Explore the grand Michigan State Capitol, then delve into local history at the Michigan History Museum. Feed your curiosity at the Impression 5 Science Centre or get wild at Potter Park Zoo.
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Where can I stay in Lansing if I want a holiday rental instead of a hotel?
If you want to find a good alternative to a hotel, browse our selection of 80 holiday homes. In addition, you can choose from 27 apartments.
What will the weather in Lansing be like during my visit?
July and August are typically the warmest months in Lansing, when the average temperature is 20°C. January and February are the coldest months, when the average temperature is -2°C. May and April are the months with the most rain.
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Find out more about Lansing
Find out more about Lansing
Lansing is a family-friendly place known for its restaurants. Take in the local culture of Lansing at Michigan History Museum and Impression 5 Science Center. You might find that sights like Michigan State Capitol and Lansing Center are worth a visit.
