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The Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum is a regional, interactive hands-on museum featuring exceptional and unique displays and related innovative programs providing a unique place for children and families to learn through participation. Each exhibit is the product of participatory design workshops, which saw children and families designing all of the museum's exhibits. This is a very unique approach to museum development that has produced a delightful children’s museum, for and by children.

Standing on the shores of Lake Superior in Marquette, this historic lighthouse has witnessed the passage of time and guided ships for generations. Standing strong in storms, it is a symbol of maritime heritage and a testament to the region's history. Climb to its pinnacle and enjoy amazing panoramic views. Explore its intriguing past, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who have depended on its guiding light for safe passage.

St. Peter Cathedral, a Roman Catholic parish of the Latin Rite, dedicated by Bishop Baraga in 1866, seeks to be a welcoming community that is alive in our faith. We worship Jesus Christ through the celebration of the Eucharist, which is the “source and summit” of our faith. Please inquire with our Front Desk Team for Mass times.

Explore 323 acres of forest, rocky shoreline, and scenic drives along Lake Superior. Visitors come for hiking trails, wildlife spotting, and incredible sunset views. The peninsula’s natural beauty makes it one of the top things to do in Marquette.

The largest of the Great Lakes is just minutes away. Stroll the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse, relax on McCarty’s Cove beach, or set out for kayaking and fishing adventures. Lake Superior offers endless ways to take in the water and shoreline.

Hit the slopes in winter or bike and hike the trails in summer at Marquette Mountain. This year-round destination offers outdoor adventure just minutes from the hotel, making it an easy choice for travelers seeking things to do in Marquette.

Located less than two miles from the hotel, NMU is a hub for education, culture, and athletics. Visitors can tour campus, attend Wildcats games, or enjoy performances at the Forest Roberts Theatre. A must-see stop for families and alumni alike.

A short, family-friendly hike leads to sweeping views of Marquette, Lake Superior, and the Upper Peninsula landscape. The summit is especially stunning in fall when the leaves change color, making Sugarloaf a favorite for visitors and locals alike.