2. Chicago In Chicago, you can rest by the lake, go into a busy city and have fun all at the same time! Chicago has one of the tallest buildings in the world, The Sears Tower. In Chicago you can shop till you drop and eat till you sleep. In Chicago you can visit many world famous museums including The Field Museum, The Museum of Science and Industry, The Adler Planetarium, and last but not least The Shedd Aquarium.

3. Detroit Detroit is the largest city in Michigan and is known as the Motor City as well as the birthplace of Motown Music. Detroit is surrounded by miles of beautiful suburbs to the north where many of us live today. Detroit is just across the river from Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Detroit has wonderful restaurants, clubs and a theatre district. Detroit has great sports teams including the Red Wings, Lions, Pistons and Tigers. Detroit is just four hours away from “up north”, where many people rent cottages on beautiful lakes.

4. Indianapolis The Indy 500 and the Brickyard are hosted by this city. There are many great sports teams here: the Colts and the Pacers. Indiana has great universities including Indiana University, Notre Dame and Purdue, just to name a few. Indianapolis is the state capitol of Indiana.