Arriving in Frankenmuth, Michigan, you may feel as if you have stepped into the pages of a storybook or been magically ...

FRANKENMUTH, MI — There are just a few days left to see Santa Claus at Bronner’s, “the world’s largest Christmas store.” Santa’s visiting hours are 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. this Wednesday through Thursday, ...

Frankenmuth is a Bavarian village in Michigan with German shops, restaurants, and the world's largest Christmas store.

FRANKENMUTH, Mich. — It's an annual tradition for many folks around Michigan, and even the nation, to visit Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland around the holidays. It's on the other side of the state, but ...

Make a splash at the Bavarian Blast Waterpark, the largest indoor waterpark in Michigan. Cruise the Cass River two ways. Dig into a family-style, all-you-can-eat chicken dinner, a Frankenmuth rite of ...

FRANKENMUTH (WJRT) - Christmas lasts all year at Bronner's Christmas Wonderland in Frankenmuth, but the city itself is full of holiday charm when the Christmas season rolls around. "So obviously we're ...

FRANKENMUTH, Mich. (WNEM) - Celebrate the holidays early in the Christmas capital of Michigan! You can shop Frankenmuth’s 12 Days of Sales through Dec. 12, with even more events coming up this month.

FRANKENMUTH, MI – An annual food truck festival is returning to Michigan’s “Little Bavaria” this week with a Christmas theme and 20 food trucks from throughout the state. Frankenmuth’s 2025 Funtown ...

FRANKENMUTH, Mich. — If you're headed to Frankenmuth this holiday season, did you know you can see a replica of the chapel where the Christmas song "Silent Night" was first sung? It's located outside ...

Serena Maria Daniels is a former editor for Eater, Midwest region, responsible for coverage in Chicago, Detroit, and the Twin Cities. She’s a longtime Detroiter, by way of the West Coast and has been ...

It's the holiday season in Michigan and one of the most festive and beloved places to visit in the state is Frankenmuth. Michigan's Little Bavaria came to life in the middle of the state in the 1840s ...