Frankenmuth

Often referred to as Michigan's Little Bavaria, Frankenmuth is a city defined by Bavarian nuances and architectural elements that are an ode to the province it was named for. Settled in the 19th Century by Franconian Lutherans, the city features a cultural and historical landscape woven with churches and museums which offer a glimpse at its history. Several outdoor attractions also abound, among which the picturesque Heritage Park is perhaps the most significant. A vast repository of events and festivals is a further testament to Frankenmuth's Bavarian heritage, illustrating its customs and traditions. The city is also home to the World's Largest Christmas Store, Bronner's Christmas Wonderland.