Downtown Muskegon’s Hidden Gems

Many of Downtown Muskegon’s treasures can be found within the six-block long Heritage District filled with art, history, recreation, shopping and plenty of food and beverage options. Get out and explore the Heritage District.

Hackley House

Structurally restored to its 1890s appearance, the Hackley House is a unique example of Victorian architecture.

USS LST 393 Veterans Museum

Walk where heroes walked, right in downtown Muskegon! History jumps out at you from every deck and every corner.

Muskegon Museum of Art

Committed to fostering a life-long appreciation of visual arts, the Muskegon Museum of Art houses nationally recognized exhibitions.

Hackley Park

Designed park dedicated to the memory of Civil War veterans, Hackley Park was presented to the City in 1890 by Charles H. Hackley

Heritage Memorial Garden

A community-wide memorial service & bulb-planting at the Heritage Memorial Garden, 545 W. Western, Downtown Muskegon

Monet Garden

Nestled in the historic area of downtown Muskegon, Monet Garden began in 2000 with the Muskegon Master Gardeners at its helm.

Shakespeare Garden

Supported by Hackley Library and donations from community members, Shakeshpeare Garden is tucked along 3rd Street