Holland Apartments

performances at the Knickerbocker Theater make it a fun place to hang out.

Just under 35,000 people live in Holland, nicknamed "the Tulip City" because of the 250,000 tulips brought here in 1930 and celebrated with the Tulip Time Festival observed here each May. At one time its nickname was "the City of Churches" for the 170 churches found here. There's no lacking of a place to find to go to church.
The city is rich with historical places to visit, including the Capon House Museum, the Dutch Settlers Museum and the Holland Museum.

Settled by the Dutch, this city has a huge influence from that culture and many reminders are found here with the tulips, museums and early settler's homes. The arts are respected by people who live in Holland apartments, and several galleries boast fine art around town. The Holland Area Arts Council is found downtown and features three galleries. The DePree Art Center and Gallery is located on the campus of Hope College, a four year private liberal arts college.

State and municipal parks abound here for residents of Holland apartments. The city is bordered by both Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa. With pristine white beaches, dune areas, a boat launch, picnic areas, playgrounds and campgrounds, Holland State Park is one of the State of Michigan's most visited state parks.

The other popular beach location is Tunnel Park. In addition to the lakefront recreational areas are almost 20 parks and nature centers featuring athletic fields for soccer, football and baseball, tennis, Frisbee and basketball. Visit the city's parks and recreation department at http://holland.org/sections/42-parks-nature-centers for further descriptions and locations.

There is plenty of opportunity for higher education for residents of Holland apartments. In addition to Hope College is the Western Theological Seminary and several branches of the state of Michigan universities. Two school districts, Holland Public Schools and West Ottowa Public Schools serve the younger generation in their learning. Charter schools and several private schools are available in Holland too.

You're in the right place if you love pickles. Holland is home to the worlds largest pickle factory, where the H.J. Heinz Company makes around 1 million pickles a day during the green season.

With all the benefits of the events, recreation, arts and culture, it's no wonder that once residents of Holland apartments move here, they don't want to leave.