Drive on Over: Find the Best Pizza Near Ann Arbor, MI

Located about 45 miles west of Detroit and home to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI is a cultural center in its own right with some great museums that are easy to reach from anywhere in the city. Your tour of Ann Arbor's best museums starts here, so let's drive! University of Michigan Museum of Natural History This museum belongs close to the top of your bucket list if you're even remotely interested in natural history. Conveniently located right on the U of M campus at 1105 North University Ave, the museum's forte is pre-history, so don't miss the stunning "Evolution: Life Through Time" exhibit and its timeline of life on Earth. Astronomy and space exploration enthusiasts should check out the planetarium, too! Kelsey Museum of Archaeology Next up on our drive in and around Ann Arbor is the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at 434 S State St. Here you can explore a treasure trove of artifacts and exhibits, including impressive collections of rare coins, pottery, and other objects from Egypt, Rome and the rest of the ancient Mediterranean world.  Graffiti, you say? Don't miss the Graffiti as Devotion exhibit, a collection of everyday but ancient writing, symbols, and wall art conveniently archived to view online. Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Located at 220 E Ann St, the "Hands-On" is a great place to learn about science, technology, engineering, math, or STEM. The museum features exhibits that allow kids and adults alike to experiment, create, and learn by doing. Highlights include the "Michigan Nature" exhibit, where visitors can learn about local flora and fauna, and the "H2Oh!" exhibit in the museum's concourse, where visitors can play and experiment with water and its properties. Drive on over and get wet! Yankee Air Museum Our first destination outside the city limits takes us 25 minutes east to nearby Belleville, Michigan, and the Yankee Air Museum. Located at 47884 D St, a site where WWII B-24 Liberators were once built at historic Willow Run Airport, the Yankee is now home to a variety of aircraft, including historic military planes, helicopters, and more. A visit will give you a new appreciation for the flying machines that helped shape our history. Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation About 30 miles east but absolutely worth the drive is the Henry Ford Museum at 20900 Oakwood Boulevard in Dearborn, Mi. The museum, which now houses tens of thousands of artifacts, documents, photographs, and other items that chronicle American history and innovation, bears the name of the famous industrialist and founder of the Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford. Some of the most notable exhibits include the Rosa Parks Bus, the chair in which President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, the Wright Brothers' original bicycle shop, and the limousine in which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Oh, did we mention that there are classic cars, too? From ancient and natural history to American innovation and STEM, there's a museum in or around Ann Arbor that's sure to pique your interest. While you're exploring, drive on over to Subaru of Ann Arbor, where you can let us know which museum you liked the best, and check out our great selection of new and used Subaru vehicles!

Burgers are one of the ultimate comfort foods. They're filling, easy to eat, and have options for meat-eaters and vegetarians alike. In Ann Arbor, MI, burgers are one of our favorite foods, and the large number of burger joints in and around our city proves it. We'd like to tell you about some of the places you can get the best burgers near us. Krazy Jim's Blimpy Burger Krazy Jim's has been a part of our city since 1953. They're now in their sixth generation of loyal customers who can't get enough of their amazing burgers. If you mention a blimpy burger to anyone in town, they'll set you in the right direction to Krazy Jim's. This burger joint is known for only using the finest Western chuck for their hand-made burgers, and you can taste the difference. We enjoy the chili cheese combination, with three burger patties, three slices of cheese, banana peppers, tomato, and onions, and smothered in fresh chili. Visit Krazy Jim's at 304 S Ashley Street, Ann Arbor, for a taste you won't forget. Rappourt Rappourt is a family-owned and managed gastropub with tables old wooden barrels for table stands. We like the rustic look of the wooden chairs and funky tables, but we enjoy their burgers even more. This comfortable place has fast, friendly service and some of the tastiest burgers we've ever eaten. Their meat burgers are made from 100% Creekstone Angus beef, and vegetarian patties are freshly-made in house daily. We like their special cowboy burger with a beef patty, bacon, onion rings, cheddar cheese, and topped with homemade barbecue sauce. It's always on point. Rappourt can be found at 2721 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor. Blazin Burgerz Blazin is a short 17 minutes southeast of us at 2593 Ellsworth Road, Ypsilanti, and it's definitely worth the drive. They're open till at least 11 pm Monday to Saturday and till 8 pm on Sundays, so there's plenty of time to grab one of their burgers. They offer over 26 burgers, including both meat and vegetarian choices. For a really tasty treat, try their mac and cheese squeeze burger, with a moist, juicy burger patty topped with pickles, mac and cheese, cheddar cheese, and spicy mayo. It's guaranteed to hit the spot. All their burgers come with a huge side of delicious hand-cut fries. Why not take the family out to taste some of these great burgers? Your 2023 Subaru Outback Limited has comfortable, easily-adjustable seating for five, so there's more than enough room for everyone. Remember to keep your vehicle in great shape with its regular services. Call us today at Subaru of Ann Arbor. Image courtesy of Pexels