Frankenmuth

Are you looking for a unique Michigan town to visit? One location in Saginaw County is ideal for a day trip or weekend getaway. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a long-time resident, the town of Frankenmuth has something for everyone. This small town in Michigan is truly unique, and you'll never want to leave. Frankenmuth, in Saginaw County, has a population of just under 5,000 people. The town hosts festivals and attractions for visitors of all ages. Spend a weekend wandering through the Bavarian-style streets. Spend a few nights away and cross the covered Holz Brucke Bridge (Holz Brucke means wooden bridge in German).

Throughout the year, Heritage Park, located off of Weise Street, hosts a variety of festivals and community events. In keeping with their German roots, Frankenmuth hosts the World Expo of Beer in May, a non-profit beer festival, and a more traditional Oktoberfest in October. Alternatively, learn about Bavarian culture at the Bavarian Fest, which began in 1959. Try a variety of German dishes and desserts, then wash it all down with some beer. Frankenmuth is a must-see for any German enthusiast or architecture enthusiast. The downtown area of Frankenmuth is densely packed with Bavarian architecture and other nods to this unique heritage. Stop by Zehnder's Restaurant or the Bavarian Inn for a famous chicken dinner served by a waiter or waitress dressed in traditional Bavarian attire.