12 Amazing Field Trips Every Michigander Took As A Kid… And Should Retake Now
Probably the most fun part about school growing up was learning that you and your classmates would be leaving campus and experiencing new and interesting places for the first time. Yes, we’re talking about the field trip.
We know you still have that nostalgic feeling stored somewhere in the back of your mind, which is why we’ve dug up some of the spots just about every Michigander was bound to have visited during school trips.
This time, you’re an adult and may be able to appreciate these cool places even more. Check it out.
A factory tour can be fun and all, but throw in a yummy treat at the end, and it's even better.
Everyone find a partner, hold hands, and keep up with the rest of the group while you look at all the priceless masterpieces.
Lions and tigers and...penguins! Oh my!
Take a stroll in this sprawling and gorgeous botanical and sculpture gardens.
Not every state is blessed to be home to a presidential museum, so take advantage and check out this one.
You LOVED this place when you were a kid. Nowadays, you can still visit. Just bring your own little one (or a niece or nephew) and watch as their eyes light up.
The halls and that dome made you feel like you were in a king's palace. Believe it or not, you'll still feel that way once you come back for a return visit.
Maybe you didn't understand as a kid why a museum would possibly be in a house. By now, you probably know the story all too well behind this shrine to Motown.
Learn a little about how all the delicious ice creams and cheeses are made...and then enjoy a cone.
You're never too old for this autumn trip.
You were fascinated to learn about the mysterious vessels that sank to the depths of the Great Lakes. Truth is, you still are.
Perhaps the ultimate in nostalgic Americana, the Henry Ford is chock full of remarkable things from our nation's past.
These places. Just timeless. Tell us though, what were your favorite Michigan field trips?
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