Discover Milan
One of the area's celebrated "hidden gems" is Milan, MI. With friendly vibe and beautiful parks, Milan offers a vibrant downtown with local shops, restaurants, and unique boutiques. Outdoor lovers can explore Milan Fairgrounds, nature trails, and nearby parks. The town’s rich history is showcased at the Milan Historical Museum, offering a glimpse into its past. Whether enjoying local events or scenic landscapes, Milan provides a welcoming and memorable experience for all.
Things To Do
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Food & Drink
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Hotels
Milan is a small city that offers two different ways to stay in the area.
Original Brews
Ask yourself, "What's brewing in Milan?" and the answer may surprise you! From cafes to brewing companies and local pubs, the dining scene in Milan focuses on a hand-crafted, artisan experience. Grab a cup of delicious coffee or cocktail at The Owl- Morning til Midnight or check out Original Gravity Brewing Company's handcrafted beers and pub sandwiches. Looking for something else? There are options for everyone.
Milan, MI
Milan offers the perfect blend of peaceful living and vibrant community. Milan’s warm and welcoming vibe makes you want to stay awhile!
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A Day in Milan, Michigan
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Fresh-Air Fun
Milan boasts more than 200 acres of beautifully maintained parks to wander through and play. When planning a visit to the area, check out Michigan's premier Bluegrass Festival, an annual event located at the Milan KC Campground. You may also want to visit the Milan Dragway, an IHRA-sanctioned, quarter-mile asphalt drag strip. The dragway is regionally recognized and draws crowds of race fans from April – November. Every season brings a new reason to celebrate in downtown Milan.
History & Architecture
Milan was first settled in 1831 by John Marvin, Bethuel Hack, and Harmon Allen. Built in 1888 and home to one of Milan's founding families, the Hack House now provides a home to the Milan Area Historical Society and Museum. Both the Hack House and the Old Milan Fire Barn are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Throughout Milan, there are several other historical buildings that retain their original architecture, including on Milan's historic Main St., which is now part of the Michigan Main Street Program.
Find out more at https://www.milanmich.org/