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Downtown Grand Rapids Downtown Grand Rapids Courtyard by Marriott Downtown .....................F-10 Van Andel Arena.................................................F-11 11 Monroe Ave. NW, 242-6000 130 West Fulton St., 742-6600 Days Inn-Downtown ............................................D-9 US 131 & Pearl, 235-7611 HOSPITALS Fountain Hill Bed & Breakfast.............................J-9 222 Fountain St. NE, 458-6621 Butterworth Campus of Spectrum Health..............I-6 Michigan & Bostwick, 391-1774 Kennedy House Bed & Breakfast .....................L-13 303 Madison Ave. SE, 454-3232 Mary Free Bed Hospital & Rehabilitation Center ....J-14 Wealthy & Jefferson, 242-0300 The Madison Street Inn .....................................L-14 433 Madison Ave. SE, 459-5954 St. Mary’s Health Care........................................J-15 Jefferson & Wealthy, 752-6090 Peaches Bed & Breakfast..................................L-11 29 Gay Ave. SE, 454-8000 Radisson North....................................................D-2 PUBLIC BUILDINGS 270 Ann St. NW, 363-9001 City/County Building............................................F-7 o o Z 300 Monroe Ave. NW, City 456-3000, l al County 336-3600 B COLLEGES hn Jo Federal Building ..................................................G-6 Cooley Law School............................................H-12 Michigan & Ottawa ATTRACTIONS Oakes St. & Commerce Ave., 301-6800 1. Fish Ladder Sculpture.....................................D-4 Grand Rapids Community College ....................H-8 Front Ave. NW, south of Sixth St. Bostwick & Lyon, 234-4000 2. Gerald R. Ford Museum ..................................D-8 Grand Valley State University Pearl & Scribner, 254-0400 Downtown Campus ...........................................C-11 Fulton between Front & Winter, 331-5000 3. Grand Rapids Art Museum .............................H-8 Pearl & Division, 831-1001 Kendall College of Art & Design ........................H-9 Division & Pearl, 451-2787 4. Grand Rapids Children's Museum...............H-10 11 Sheldon Ave. NE, 235-4726 Western Michigan University Downtown Center..............................................G-13 5. Heritage Hill Historic District .......................M-13 Ionia & Cherry, 771-4100 Located five blocks east of downtown, 459-8950 r e 6. La Grande Vitesse ...........................................G-7 t VENUES n Calder Plaza, Ottawa between Michigan & Lyon e C 7. Meyer May House...........................................L-16 The DeltaPlex Entertainment & Expo Center .......C-1 m u e Madison & Logan, 246-4821 Turner Ave., north of Ann St., 364-9000 s u 8. Rosa Parks Circle.............................................F-9 Gerald R. Ford Fieldhouse..................................H-8 M el Monroe Center & Monroe Ave. Lyon & Bostwick, 234-3990 nd anA 9. Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts...........H-12 DeVos Place®/DeVos Performance Hall..............E-7 V 41 Sheldon Blvd. SE, 454-7000 (Convention Center) Monroe & Michigan, 742-6600 Grand Rapids Public Library .............................I-10 10. Van Andel Museum Center of the Public Fountain St. & Bostwick, 988-5400 Museum of Grand Rapids .......................................D-9 Hall of Justice ......................................................G-8 & Roger B. Chaffee Planetarium Ottawa & Lyon, 632-5700 Pearl & Front, 456-3977 State Building ......................................................G-6 11. Voigt House Victorian Museum ...................L-12 Ottawa & Michigan College & Washington, 456-4600 12. Riverwalk............................................E-4 to E-10 TRANSPORTATION TERMINALS Walkway along the Grand River. Amtrak Train Station..........................................C-15 Market & Wealthy, (800) USA-RAIL ACCOMMODATIONS Greyhound Bus Terminal...................................E-15 Amway Grand Plaza Hotel...................................F-8 Cherry & Grandville, (800) 231-2222 Pearl at Monroe, 774-2000 The Rapid Bus Service. .....................................F-13 Bed & Breakfast of Grand Rapids ...................M-17 Central Station, Cherry & Grandville, 776-1100 516 College Ave. SE, 451-4849 Buses stop at marked stops and shelters Cottage Garden Bed & Breakfast ......................G-1 147 Knapp St. NE, 364-6449 ® All numbers are (616) area code unless marked. ce Pla os Book hotel online... 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