About Holland

Holland is situated on Lake Macatawa and the Macatawa River, on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. Holland has an estimated population of 258, 000 and a large percentage of Dutch American citizens. Before the introduction of the Tulip Time Festival (when over 6 million tulips set the city ablaze with color), Holland was known as the “city of churches” as there are 170 churches located in this city. Downtown Holland is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and you will find much of interest here. Choose from the many Holland houses for rent or Holland apartments for rent and get started living here.

The DeGraaf Nature Center offers many naturalist programs and events. You will feel as if you are in the Netherlands when you visit Windmill Island which features a 240 year old working Dutch windmill as well is 36 manicured acres of dykes, canals, and picnic areas. Be sure to catch a performance of the old-time klompen dance performed by boys and girls in folk costumes and wooden shoes. You can also visit a miniature Netherlands Village made by the early settlers. There are museums to visit, streets to stroll, even a Farmer’s market to shop at. Immerse yourself in your new town from your Holland house for rent or apartment for rent.

Holland, Michigan home seekers can use National Relocation to locate Holland houses, homes, condos, and Holland apartments for rent. Whether you are looking for Holland real estate, rentals or Holland Foreclosures, our services can help. Feel free to use our Holland neighborhood information and Holland schools pages to research Holland.