Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Michigan

While in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to:

3-story castle, modeled as an idealized Norman chateau when built in 1922. The tower was the writing studio of pulpy outdoor adventure novelist James Oliver Curwood.
~38 miles from Portland.

An army of outdoor-displayed gaudy and cheeky treasures, with live bunnies hopping among the concrete Jesi and body parts.
~50 miles from Portland.

A Michigan cement tycoon hired Mexican artists to build bridges on his estate out of concrete that looked like wood. Confused?
~62 miles from Portland.

A Y-shaped bridge that crosses three rivers at once.
~61 miles from Portland.

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