haunted niles
MICHIANA'S LARGEST HAUNTED THEME PARK!
The Niles Haunted House Scream Park takes you on a trip through the scariest, creepiest, most blood-curdling attractions this side of the Continental Divide.
Four Flags Hotel
At the corner of 4th and Main Streets in Niles, this hotel was built
in 1925 at a cost of $350,000 and was considered the most modern in
Southwestern Michigan. It's reputed to have hosted Al Capone,
Eleanor Roosevelt, Knute Rockne, and Truman Capote.
Historic Towns are always a great part of any northern Michigan vacation.
niles michigan
This is the only place in Michigan where four flags (French, British, Spanish and American) once flew. Niles is still known as the "Four Flags City. The history of Niles, including the saga of Rudolph the two-headed lamb, is preserved all around town and in the historical museum.
When you finish at the museum, take a stroll and enjoy the historic architecture that adorns this town.
Off North 5th Street, the Niles Rail Depot is open during normal
business hours as a working depot. The sandstone building was
completed in 1881. Its Neo-Romanesque style made it a real
showplace, intended to impress visitors from the East with this last
passenger stop before the Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Formal
gardens were established in 1893. .
The Chapin Mansion is at 5th and Main Streets and is the current
Niles City Hall. It is known for the stained glass window panels and
hand carved woodwork.
For local lodging options www.southmilodging.com