Neighborhoods of Lansing, MI
Lansing is small enough to walk and varied enough to be worth a map. Start with a neighborhood and work outwards.
- Colonial VillageA residential southeast Lansing neighborhood near Mount Hope and Pennsylvania avenues, with small local businesses.
- Downtown / CapitolThe government and business core around the Michigan State Capitol, with lunch spots, bars and the Lansing Center.
- Eastside / Michigan AvenueThe Michigan Avenue corridor running east from downtown toward Frandor, mixing neighborhood restaurants with everyday services.
- FrandorA shopping and dining hub at Michigan Avenue and US-127, anchored by the Frandor Shopping Center.
- North LansingNeighborhoods north of Old Town along North Grand River and Turner Street, with local diners and services.
- Old TownLansing's oldest commercial district north of downtown, known for independent shops, galleries, breweries and live music.
- REO TownA revived South Washington Avenue district named for the REO Motor Car Company, with coffee shops, bars and recording studios.
- South Lansing (Cedar & Pennsylvania)South Lansing around South Cedar Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, home to a broad mix of international restaurants and markets.
- Stadium DistrictThe blocks around Jackson Field, home of the Lansing Lugnuts, filled with restaurants and bars on game nights.
- Westside / Saginaw HighwayWest Lansing along Saginaw Highway, with the Lansing Mall area, big-box retail and family restaurants.