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Review & FAQ:
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Where is Holland, Michigan located?
- Holland is Ottawa County’s second-largest city, situated along the shores of Lake Macatawa, near Grand Rapids.
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What is Holland known for?
- Holland is known for its rich Dutch-American heritage and has been recognized as one of America’s top places to retire by CNNMoney.
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What is the Tulip Time Festival?
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Each year in May, Holland hosts the annual Tulip Time Festival, featuring:
- More than six million tulip blossoms: Planted throughout the city.
- Parades, performances, and cultural events: Celebrating Holland’s Dutch heritage.
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Each year in May, Holland hosts the annual Tulip Time Festival, featuring:
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What cultural attractions can visitors explore in Holland?
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Holland offers several notable cultural attractions, including:
- De Zwaan historic windmill: A 250-year-old windmill originally from the Netherlands, located on Windmill Island.
- Holland Museum: Chronicles the city’s history and Dutch heritage.
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Holland offers several notable cultural attractions, including:
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What outdoor activities can visitors enjoy in Holland?
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Holland offers plentiful outdoor recreational opportunities and public beach access at:
- Holland State Park: A scenic area with swimming, hiking, and camping.
- Tunnel Park: Features a unique sand dune tunnel leading to the beach.
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Holland offers plentiful outdoor recreational opportunities and public beach access at:

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