The Bavarian Inn hotel.
A picture of Frankenmuth from a bird's eye view.
A picture a dirt driveway, leading to an house surrounded by trees.
A postcard for Frankenmuth, showcasing the town from above.
An image of the welcome sign for Frankenmuth, in German, showcasing the city's rich Bavarian history.
Frankenmuth, affectionately known as "Michigan’s Little Bavaria," offers a charming escape into German-inspired culture, architecture, and hospitality. This unique town is famous for its festive atmosphere, half-timbered buildings, and year-round celebrations that capture the spirit of old-world Europe. Whether you're visiting during the vibrant summer festivals or the magical Christmas season, Frankenmuth delivers a truly immersive cultural experience.
To make the most of your visit, be sure to:
- Dine at one of the world-famous restaurants like Zehnder’s or the Bavarian Inn for a traditional chicken dinner,
- Explore Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland—the largest Christmas store in the world,
- Stroll across the Holz Brücke, the town’s iconic covered bridge, for scenic river views.
Blending festive tradition with family-friendly attractions, Frankenmuth is a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike.