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downtown Detroit is a nexus of activity — welcoming residents, employees and visitors. Downtown contains high-rise and low-rise living, some of the city’s most storied neighborhoods and many of southeast Michigan’s leading educational and medical institutions. Greater downtown Detroit is the center of the city’s business world, home to
- Detroit Institute of Arts
- Belle Isle Park
- The Detroit Princess Riverboat
- The Outdoor Adventure Center
- Detroit Historical Museum
- Greektown
- Architecture Tour
- Professional Sporting Events
- Grand Circus Park
- Corktown
With over 60,000 pieces, the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), located in midtown, includes works from various cultures, starting in ancient times and incorporating works through the 21stcentury. Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry murals are a must-see at the museum, along with Van Gogh’s 1887 self-portrait, the first Van Gogh painting to become part o...
Situated in the international waters of the Detroit River, between the United States and Canada, Belle Isle Park is an island featuring a combination of big-city attractions and back-to-nature activities. Nature lovers will enjoy paddle sports on one of Belle Isle’s three lakes. The Belle Isle Nature Center is another way to connect with nature. In...
I’m not sure what part of the Detroit Princess Riverboat we enjoy the most: the views, the meal, or the entertainment. But it all adds to the riverboat experience. The Detroit Princess features sunshine, fresh air, and panoramic views of greater Detroit and Canadathrough outdoor viewing promenades and decks on all five levels — four of which are ac...
If Detroit is the first stop on your Michigan tour, check out the Outdoor Adventure Center. Situated on Detroit’s riverwalk, you can learn about northern Michigan’s great outdoors inside, which has its advantages. For example, it’s temperature-controlled, and you won’t need bug spray. Once you’ve explored the center, you’ll have a sound basis for p...
Located on the corner of Kirby and Woodward, the Detroit Historical Museumfeatures a group of signature exhibits that tells Detroit’s story. First, what Detroit is famous for are cars. You’ll find a display on how Detroit became the Motor City, the story of how cars contributed to Detroit’s growth, and how Detroit built cars. The museum features cl...
Greektown is one of Detroit’s entertainment districts. We enjoy spending an evening there, starting with dinner at Pegasus Taverna — a family-owned Greek restaurant frequently described as the best Greek restaurant in Detroit. One of my favorite dishes to order in Greektown restaurants is the saganaki, an appetizer of flaming cheese. It’s always fu...
I once had an office in the Renaissance Center and remember looking out over the city admiring the vast array of architecture. Preservation Detroit offers a variety of guided walking tours and bike tours that showcase Detroit’s architecture. In addition to their Architecture Tours, they offer annual tours, such as the Annual Theater Tour and Histor...
Whether you’re into baseball, football, basketball, or hockey, the city of Detroit offers something for anyone who loves pro sports. Comerica Park on Woodward Avenue is home to Major League Baseball’s Detroit Tigers, while Ford Field, an indoor stadium home to the Detroit Lions, is also found in downtown Detroit. In addition, Little Caesars Arena i...
You may find yourself walking through Grand Circus Park to many of downtown Detroit’s attractions. Venues like Comerica Park, Detroit Opera House, Little Caesars Arena, and Ford Field surround the park. If you’ve brought your dog on this trip, you’ll find a dog park perfect for walking Rover. The park offers two historic fountains. In addition, you...
Named for Irish settlers from County Cork, Corktown is Detroit’s oldest neighborhood. For those who love the history of sports, visit the Corner Ballpark, the site of the Old Tiger Stadium. We had a fun time reminiscing about going to games there as teens. Corktown is known as a great place to have brunch. First, give Brooklyn Street Locala try, wh...
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Jan 11, 2024 · Uncover the best places for photos in Metro Detroit. From historic landmarks like the Fisher Building to urban oasis such as Belle Isle, dive into a visual journey that promises captivating backdrops for every photo session, showcasing the diverse charm that Michigan has to offer.
- Jefferson Avenue. Get directions. Jefferson Avenue runs throughout Detroit along the shore of the Detroit River and Lake St. Claire for nearly 64 miles. It was one of the original five main roads planned for Detroit by city architect Augustus Woodward in 1807.
- Eastern Market. Visit website Get directions. Eastern Market is another place in Detroit that you must visit. The renowned market is located to the northeast of Downtown Detroit.
- Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. Visit website Get directions. The Detroit nicknames of Motor City and the Automotive Capital of the World exist for a reason!
- Detroit Zoo. Visit website Get directions. Covering 125 acres on Woodward Avenue along Interstate 696, the Detroit Zoo is among the best Detroit, Michigan, landmarks for families and groups with children.
Nov 4, 2019 · Three Penobscot buildings stand in downtown Detroit, but it’s the Greater Penobscot that leaves the biggest impression in the skyline.
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Location. Eastern Market is located 2 miles northeast of downtown via I-75. Parking is free in the garage on Riopelle St. and in the large lot near Russell St. and the Fisher Freeway Service Drive. Many visitors cycle to the market from downtown using the Dequindre Cut Greenway path.
