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Tour Jackson
Jackson has the key attributes of any great tourist attraction. The historical background alone is enough to entice many tourists to flock to the city boundaries, attempting to see the birthplace of the Republican Party.
In addition to a historical background in politics, Jackson fosters numerous historical homes, art and architecture. Jackson can act as a time machine for anyone hoping to see how things used to be!
Jackson also has many self-guided tours that will get you acquainted with the city and show you the sights. Following are just a sample of some of the sights that you can see on any given day in Jackson.
Wine Tour
Jackson produces wonderful wine from the beautiful, fertile farmland that makes up the area. Take our vineyard tour to find out just how spectacular these wines can be!
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Foliage Tour
In the fall, Jackson turns many beautiful shades of colors—from green and yellow to orange and red, and every color in between—all because of the dense trees in and throughout the area. Take a scenic drive and see the splendor of nature during this changing season.
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Historical Home & Buildings Tour
Jackson contains historical homes & buildings across the city and area. View the architecture and history in this tour.
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Michigan's First State Prison Guided Tour
The largest walled prison on the planet (1839-1935) is now Armory Arts Village. Tour includes history, tales of convicts, tunnels, solitary cells, apartment once 34 cells,
art and artists.