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| Whether
you are looking for art
galleries, bookstores,
antique stores, women’s
fashions, jewelry,
outdoor apparel
and sports
equipment, furniture
and audio, musical
instruments, Shaker furniture, crafts
and antiques, unique gifts or an international store
with handmade products from around the world, downtown
Holland Michigan has something for everyone. It even
has a peanut store where you can select from hundreds
of popular candies,
nuts and old fashioned candy treats. Click
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| Downtown
Holland Michigan, has more than two dozen historic
buildings and structures of unique architect from the Tower
Clock Building on River Avenue to the art deco design of the
People’s State Bank building on East Eighth Street.
Other cultural and historic attractions in the city include
the Holland Museum which houses more than 150 years of local
history, and the Cappon House and Settler’s homes -
two early homes that have been preserved so visitors can experience
home life in Holland Michigan
in the 1800s. Click
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Snow-free Downtown Streets:
The downtown streets & sidewalks of Holland Michigan
stay snow and ice free during the winter because of
a snowmelt system that keeps the downtown by ways clear.
But, don’t worry about getting a hot foot from
the snowmelt system. It only keeps the sidewalks at
a toasty 40 degrees even in the severest weather. The
snowmelt system was installed in 1987 and uses miles
of buried tubing that is heated by steam generated at
city owned electric generating plant. |
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Hungry?
You won’t be for long while you are in the Holland
area. This part of West Michigan offers everything from
old fashioned hamburgers and milk shakes to steaks,
seafood, Italian
country pastas and Mexican.
Whether your taste in dining is Italian,
gourmet,
International, great desserts or good old American
fare, you can find it all in Holland Michigan. The
downtown area has more than a dozen restaurants, cafe’s
and ice cream
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Many
of restaurants in Holland Michigan have unique character
that you seldom find outside of the big city, from the  handcrafted
and wood accented appointments that will remind you of deluxe
European restaurants to the mixed casual
and fine dining
spread throughout the city. There’s even a restaurant
with the look and feel of a Italian village with a fountain
piazzas and cobblestone street that winds past the tavern,
a bakery and courtyard
dining.
For those wanting the old fashioned friendliness
of an American diner, the Windmill
Restaurant in the heart of downtown Holland Michigan,
serves up everything from great breakfasts to burgers hot
off the grill along with a good old fashioned helping of Holland
hospitality. Click
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Pickle
Town U.S.A. Holland is home to one of the
largest H.J. Heinz Co. pickle preparation and packing
plants in the United States. The plant has been in
the city for over 100 years and annually produces
$100 million worth of pickles, peppers, relishes,
vinegar and baby food fruit juice at the plant. The
100-year-old cypress wood pickling vats used by the
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Holland
Township has become a shopping mecca or the
region with a host of national and local stores and restaurants. |
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The Holland
Outlet Mall on James Street has everything
from glassware and gifts
to pets, luggage,
personal care products,
apparel and fashion
and more. Want brand name stores to shop at? The retail
district of Holland Township has them all. The area
also has superstores plus major regional grocery,
clothing and home products centers. Three large antique
malls are spread throughout the Holland Michigan area
along with smaller antique shops where you can discover
an old treasure or a memory from the past.
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