Guidebook for Detroit
Resturants/Cafes
If you're looking for places to eat, check out these restaurants and cafes. I've listed my favorites (and some from neighborhood friends).
Long-time bakery (and great place for lunch) located in trendy Midtown
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Avalon International Breads
441 W Willis StLong-time bakery (and great place for lunch) located in trendy Midtown
Farm-to-table produce, unique menu, great bar & drinks! This is where I go when I want a good meal.
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Selden Standard
3921 2nd AveFarm-to-table produce, unique menu, great bar & drinks! This is where I go when I want a good meal.
Located in Corktown (fun place!) Thai-ish menu. Cool bar.
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Takoi
2520 Michigan AveLocated in Corktown (fun place!) Thai-ish menu. Cool bar.
My favorite breakfast place. Eat here on your way to Belle Isle, a must see.
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Rose's Fine Food
10551 E Jefferson AveMy favorite breakfast place. Eat here on your way to Belle Isle, a must see.
Excellent food and craft beer. Located in Midtown, down the street from Shinola.
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Jolly Pumpkin Pizzeria & Brewery
441 W Canfield StExcellent food and craft beer. Located in Midtown, down the street from Shinola.
Definitely gets a 10 for ambiance/atmosphere. Located just off Gratiot in The Belt—art-filled alley. Okay menu; fab drinks. If you get there between 6/6:30pm, you're sure to get a table. By 8pm, the place is packed with standing room only at the bar.
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Standby
225 Gratiot AveDefinitely gets a 10 for ambiance/atmosphere. Located just off Gratiot in The Belt—art-filled alley. Okay menu; fab drinks. If you get there between 6/6:30pm, you're sure to get a table. By 8pm, the place is packed with standing room only at the bar.
Fun place to eat b/c this used to be the actual office for Detroit Parks & Recreation. Nice scenery. Local farm fare makes for a great menu. They serve excellent mimosas and Bloody Marys, too!
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Parks & Rec Diner
1942 W Grand River AveFun place to eat b/c this used to be the actual office for Detroit Parks & Recreation. Nice scenery. Local farm fare makes for a great menu. They serve excellent mimosas and Bloody Marys, too!
Experience an old world tavern. Excellent menu. Though I've never tried, I hear the Chef's Tasting Menu ($50pp) is GREAT.
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Republic Tavern
1942 Grand River AveExperience an old world tavern. Excellent menu. Though I've never tried, I hear the Chef's Tasting Menu ($50pp) is GREAT.
On the pricey side but hands-down best bagels you'll ever have. Located in Corktown.
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Detroit Institute of Bagels
1236 Michigan AveOn the pricey side but hands-down best bagels you'll ever have. Located in Corktown.
If you like noodles as much as I do, then this is the place for you. Down to Earth atmosphere.
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Johnny Noodle King
2601 W Fort StIf you like noodles as much as I do, then this is the place for you. Down to Earth atmosphere.
Advertised as a coffee shop, but SO much more: cafe, art gallery and performance space. Cafe menu is brief but always excellent. Art gallery, reading room and free wifi make for an interesting eatery. Check online for monthly performance events. (FYI—Trinosophes is down the street from Antietam Art Gallery and across from Gratiot Central—a must-see when visiting Eastern Market.)
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Trinosophes
1464 Gratiot AveAdvertised as a coffee shop, but SO much more: cafe, art gallery and performance space. Cafe menu is brief but always excellent. Art gallery, reading room and free wifi make for an interesting eatery. Check online for monthly performance events. (FYI—Trinosophes is down the street from Antietam Art Gallery and across from Gratiot Central—a must-see when visiting Eastern Market.)
Humble story about how this local beanery started in someone's garage. Now they have several locations.
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The Great Lakes Coffee Roasting Company
3965 Woodward AveHumble story about how this local beanery started in someone's garage. Now they have several locations.
One jam-packed block with your choice of restaurants and bars. Fishbones on one corner, Red Smoke BBQ on the other with several eateries and bakeries in between.On weekends, the street is blocked off to cars. You can eat and drink outside, while listening to live entertainment.
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Greektown
One jam-packed block with your choice of restaurants and bars. Fishbones on one corner, Red Smoke BBQ on the other with several eateries and bakeries in between.On weekends, the street is blocked off to cars. You can eat and drink outside, while listening to live entertainment.
Most excellent coffee shop and bakery (located in West Village).
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The Red Hook Detroit
8025 Agnes StMost excellent coffee shop and bakery (located in West Village).
An old standby for many native Detroiters, especially those who went to Wayne State University (like me). MetroTimes named this the Best Bar for Conversation, Best Bar to Take Friends from NY, and Best Bar Art. What more needs to be said.
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Cass Cafe
4620 Cass AveAn old standby for many native Detroiters, especially those who went to Wayne State University (like me). MetroTimes named this the Best Bar for Conversation, Best Bar to Take Friends from NY, and Best Bar Art. What more needs to be said.
Super casual restaurant for Middle Eastern fare with a drive-thru! Regulars jokingly referred to this place as the Coney Island of Middle Eastern restaurants. But don't let the casual atmosphere fool you; Cedarland has exceptional baba ganoush, grape leaves, swharma, tabouli, hummus and more.
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Cedarland Restaurant
13007 Warren AveSuper casual restaurant for Middle Eastern fare with a drive-thru! Regulars jokingly referred to this place as the Coney Island of Middle Eastern restaurants. But don't let the casual atmosphere fool you; Cedarland has exceptional baba ganoush, grape leaves, swharma, tabouli, hummus and more.
Apparently they have delicious Shingara, which are the Bangladeshi versions of Indian Samosas
Reshmi Sweets & Cafe
12162 Conant StApparently they have delicious Shingara, which are the Bangladeshi versions of Indian Samosas
This is a new carryout and delivery restaurant serving Moroccan food. Expect a twist on Moroccan flavors such as baby back lamb ribs with ras el hanout (a North African spice blend) and pomegranate barbecue sauce, Moroccan-style hot chicken, lamb tangine bowls, and chicken shawarma bowls with lemon vegetable couscous, veggies, garlic sauce, and pickled cucumber and turnip. Vegan options are available. The entire menu is halal and items are under $11 each.
Saffron De Twah
7636 Gratiot AveThis is a new carryout and delivery restaurant serving Moroccan food. Expect a twist on Moroccan flavors such as baby back lamb ribs with ras el hanout (a North African spice blend) and pomegranate barbecue sauce, Moroccan-style hot chicken, lamb tangine bowls, and chicken shawarma bowls with lemon vegetable couscous, veggies, garlic sauce, and pickled cucumber and turnip. Vegan options are available. The entire menu is halal and items are under $11 each.
Bars, Breweries, Distilleries
Here are some of the best places to get a good drink.
Super fun place to have drinks and a bite to eat while you play old school games: bowling, darts, marbles, ping pong, shuffle board, and vintage arcade games.
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Punch Bowl Social Detroit
1331 Broadway StSuper fun place to have drinks and a bite to eat while you play old school games: bowling, darts, marbles, ping pong, shuffle board, and vintage arcade games.
Sit inside or out while sipping some of the best craft beer in Detroit. Located in Midtown.
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Motor City Brewing Works
470 W Canfield StSit inside or out while sipping some of the best craft beer in Detroit. Located in Midtown.
Pulse Detroit
156 Monroe StreetSupposedly the best martini bar in Detroit with live local music.
Super fun place for handcrafted beer. Of special note is their Feelgood Tap: Each month Batch makes a beer honoring a local charity with a portion of the proceeds going to a MI nonprofit. I love Batch's long picnic table seating and House Rules: 'sit next to someone you don't know.' There are no TVs, making conversation part of the atmosphere. Oh, and the food…you won't be disappointed.
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Batch Brewing Company
1400 Porter StSuper fun place for handcrafted beer. Of special note is their Feelgood Tap: Each month Batch makes a beer honoring a local charity with a portion of the proceeds going to a MI nonprofit. I love Batch's long picnic table seating and House Rules: 'sit next to someone you don't know.' There are no TVs, making conversation part of the atmosphere. Oh, and the food…you won't be disappointed.
Detroit City Distillery creates small batch artisanal whiskey, gin and vodka using the finest local ingredients sourced directly from farms near our distillery and tasting room located in Detroit's famed Eastern Market. The result is a drink of distinction made for the revolutionaries rewriting the history of a great American city.
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Detroit City Distillery
2462 Riopelle StDetroit City Distillery creates small batch artisanal whiskey, gin and vodka using the finest local ingredients sourced directly from farms near our distillery and tasting room located in Detroit's famed Eastern Market. The result is a drink of distinction made for the revolutionaries rewriting the history of a great American city.
Although SheWolf will say their primary focus is contemporary Italian cuisine--and I could/should list under Food Scene, locals love this place for a cocktail.
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SheWolf Pastificio & Bar
438 Selden StAlthough SheWolf will say their primary focus is contemporary Italian cuisine--and I could/should list under Food Scene, locals love this place for a cocktail.
Sightseeing
This park is located in the commercial center and heart of downtown Detroit. Lots to see and do in a 2-block span: gardens, music stage, historic monuments, free events, programs and classes—like free yoga on Saturdays. In summer, there's a sandy beach. In winter, an ice rink. Eat at The Fountain Detroit, full-service restaurant and bar right in the park.
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Parque Campus Martius
800 Woodward AveThis park is located in the commercial center and heart of downtown Detroit. Lots to see and do in a 2-block span: gardens, music stage, historic monuments, free events, programs and classes—like free yoga on Saturdays. In summer, there's a sandy beach. In winter, an ice rink. Eat at The Fountain Detroit, full-service restaurant and bar right in the park.
Beautiful downtown park, just eat of Campus Martius Park. Famous for its unique outdoor basketball courts, Bagley Memorial Fountain and carry of food trucks that line the street during the week.
Cadillac Square
Cadillac SquareBeautiful downtown park, just eat of Campus Martius Park. Famous for its unique outdoor basketball courts, Bagley Memorial Fountain and carry of food trucks that line the street during the week.
The newest trendy spot in Detroit. Lots of shopping and eateries packed into one square block. Shinola is the cornerstone. Stop into Motor City Brewing for some craft beer. Be sure to shop Nest and City Bird (Detroit-themed shop).
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Midtown
The newest trendy spot in Detroit. Lots of shopping and eateries packed into one square block. Shinola is the cornerstone. Stop into Motor City Brewing for some craft beer. Be sure to shop Nest and City Bird (Detroit-themed shop).
Vibrant Mexican community with tons of restaurants, bars, and bakeries. One of my favs is Xochimilco Restaurant. Even if you don't want to eat Mexican food, this area is a must see for the beautiful murals, awesome views of the Ambassador Bridge to Canada, and the Bagely Street Pedestrian Bridge, which gives you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stand above 10 lanes of highway traffic.
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Mexicantown - Southwest Detroit
Vibrant Mexican community with tons of restaurants, bars, and bakeries. One of my favs is Xochimilco Restaurant. Even if you don't want to eat Mexican food, this area is a must see for the beautiful murals, awesome views of the Ambassador Bridge to Canada, and the Bagely Street Pedestrian Bridge, which gives you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stand above 10 lanes of highway traffic.
Once a neglected and overgrown railway passage, the Dequindre Cut is now a wonderful walk/bike path that leads down to the riverfront. From there you can then ride along the river to Hart Plaza and the Renaissance Center. Contact me if you want to rent bikes from the Moran St Bike Shop right around the corner from your flat. I highly recommend!
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Dequindre Cut Greenway
Dequindre Cut GreenwayOnce a neglected and overgrown railway passage, the Dequindre Cut is now a wonderful walk/bike path that leads down to the riverfront. From there you can then ride along the river to Hart Plaza and the Renaissance Center. Contact me if you want to rent bikes from the Moran St Bike Shop right around the corner from your flat. I highly recommend!
For me, a must on Saturday morning. Get some coffee at the famous Germack Coffee Roasting Co and then "see and be seen." Stroll through each shed filled with farmers and gardeners selling their wares. Shed 5 houses the Kid Rock Kitchen Commons with a community kitchen offering free cooking lessons.
While I've never gone any other day but Saturday, Eastern Mkt has a Sunday Street Fair with Detroit and MI-based artists selling handmade crafts, vintage clothing, specialty foods, and antiques.
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Eastern Market
For me, a must on Saturday morning. Get some coffee at the famous Germack Coffee Roasting Co and then "see and be seen." Stroll through each shed filled with farmers and gardeners selling their wares. Shed 5 houses the Kid Rock Kitchen Commons with a community kitchen offering free cooking lessons.
While I've never gone any other day but Saturday, Eastern Mkt has a Sunday Street Fair with Detroit and MI-based artists selling handmade crafts, vintage clothing, specialty foods, and antiques.
City plaza in downtown Detroit along the Detroit River marks the spot where Cadillac, Detroit's founder, landed in 1701. The plaza and riverwalk are home to several must-see historical monuments and art sculptures. Beautiful views of Windsor, Ontario!
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Plaza Hart
1 Hart PlazaCity plaza in downtown Detroit along the Detroit River marks the spot where Cadillac, Detroit's founder, landed in 1701. The plaza and riverwalk are home to several must-see historical monuments and art sculptures. Beautiful views of Windsor, Ontario!
Once a bustling rail depot and office to the MI Central Railroad (my dad's first job out of college), this station also catered to Amtrak until service ended in the late 1980s. It seems so odd that such a massive, majestic building (on the National Register of Historic Places) now sits idle. Located in Corktown and kinda hard to miss, be sure to drive by when you visit this area of the City.
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Michigan Central Train Depot
2001 15th StOnce a bustling rail depot and office to the MI Central Railroad (my dad's first job out of college), this station also catered to Amtrak until service ended in the late 1980s. It seems so odd that such a massive, majestic building (on the National Register of Historic Places) now sits idle. Located in Corktown and kinda hard to miss, be sure to drive by when you visit this area of the City.
Historic point of interest because this is the oldest surviving neighborhood in Detroit. While mostly residential, there are lots of great shops, bars and restaurants. Of special note: Fall 2016, Detroit is testing a program called Open Streets, temporarily closing off the portion of Michigan Avenue that runs through Corktown and converting it to a pedestrian-and bike-only zone.
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Corktown
Historic point of interest because this is the oldest surviving neighborhood in Detroit. While mostly residential, there are lots of great shops, bars and restaurants. Of special note: Fall 2016, Detroit is testing a program called Open Streets, temporarily closing off the portion of Michigan Avenue that runs through Corktown and converting it to a pedestrian-and bike-only zone.
If I were to offer a list of top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit, the Belle Isle Aquarium would be at the top of my list. The Belle Isle Conservatory (right next door) would be a close second. (See Parks & Nature for more info about Belle Isle in general; definitely a must see when visiting Detroit.)
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Acuario de Belle Isle
3 Inselruhe AveIf I were to offer a list of top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit, the Belle Isle Aquarium would be at the top of my list. The Belle Isle Conservatory (right next door) would be a close second. (See Parks & Nature for more info about Belle Isle in general; definitely a must see when visiting Detroit.)
The Detroit People Mover (DPM) is an elevated rail system that operates on a single-track loop in Detroit’s central business district. There are 13 passenger stops--I've chosen the Grand Circus stop simply as a way to list this must see --another of my top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit. OF SPECIAL NOTE: The Art in The Stations has won numerous awards for outstanding public art. I recommend you "do the loop" and view the art at each of the 13 stations. As an extra added bonus, the ride provides lovely views of the city.
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Parque Grand Circus
101-157 Witherell StThe Detroit People Mover (DPM) is an elevated rail system that operates on a single-track loop in Detroit’s central business district. There are 13 passenger stops--I've chosen the Grand Circus stop simply as a way to list this must see --another of my top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit. OF SPECIAL NOTE: The Art in The Stations has won numerous awards for outstanding public art. I recommend you "do the loop" and view the art at each of the 13 stations. As an extra added bonus, the ride provides lovely views of the city.
The Guardian Building is a landmark U.S. skyscraper, located within the Financial District. Built in 1928-1929, the building is a bold example of Art Deco architecture, including art moderne designs. The building has undergone recent award-winning renovations. It was designated a National Historic Landmark on June 29, 1989, and the associated Detroit Financial District is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Guardian building includes retail and a tourist gift shop. FYI--The Guardian Building is on my top 10 un-touristy things to see and do in Detroit.
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Edificio The Guardian
500 Griswold StThe Guardian Building is a landmark U.S. skyscraper, located within the Financial District. Built in 1928-1929, the building is a bold example of Art Deco architecture, including art moderne designs. The building has undergone recent award-winning renovations. It was designated a National Historic Landmark on June 29, 1989, and the associated Detroit Financial District is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Guardian building includes retail and a tourist gift shop. FYI--The Guardian Building is on my top 10 un-touristy things to see and do in Detroit.
Uber cool, hidden gem, and another must-see on my top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit: Take a walk through The Belt -- actually an alley decorated with the work of world-renowned street artists and home to restaurants and pop-up shops. Exhibits change every six months.
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The Belt
The BeltUber cool, hidden gem, and another must-see on my top 10 un-touristy things to do in Detroit: Take a walk through The Belt -- actually an alley decorated with the work of world-renowned street artists and home to restaurants and pop-up shops. Exhibits change every six months.
Shopping
Shinola Headquarters
485 W Milwaukee AveBecause there's nothing like this any place else.
Founded by Jack White. Lots of fun things to see and do here. If you're lucky, there's a live concert scheduled during your visit to Detroit. (Located steps away from Shinola.)
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Third Man Records Cass Corridor
441 W Canfield StFounded by Jack White. Lots of fun things to see and do here. If you're lucky, there's a live concert scheduled during your visit to Detroit. (Located steps away from Shinola.)
Carries a full line of Detroit- and Michigan-themed products as well as housewares, jewelry, stationery, paper goods, apparel, accessories, and home decor by hundreds of independent artists and designers. They feature work from Detroit and other Rust Belt cities. Some highlights at City Bird include:
Our destination greeting card selection of more than 500 cards by independent illustrators and designers, including many that are hand-screen printed or letterpress printed.
The best selection of jewelry in town, including many lines that are handmade by independent designers.
An incredible selection of wholesome gifts and apparel for little ones, including many products made in the Midwest.
The region’s best selection of quality, locally-themed apparel, accessories, home goods, and gifts.
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City Bird
460 W Canfield StCarries a full line of Detroit- and Michigan-themed products as well as housewares, jewelry, stationery, paper goods, apparel, accessories, and home decor by hundreds of independent artists and designers. They feature work from Detroit and other Rust Belt cities. Some highlights at City Bird include:
Our destination greeting card selection of more than 500 cards by independent illustrators and designers, including many that are hand-screen printed or letterpress printed.
The best selection of jewelry in town, including many lines that are handmade by independent designers.
An incredible selection of wholesome gifts and apparel for little ones, including many products made in the Midwest.
The region’s best selection of quality, locally-themed apparel, accessories, home goods, and gifts.
Located next door to City Bird, Nest offers a complementary selection of quality goods and gifts for the home. A fun, curated selection of old timey toys and games for children of all ages—and children at heart. Plus, one of the finest luxury soap, apothecary, and candle selections in Detroit, with numerous options for every taste and budget.
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Nest
460 W Canfield StLocated next door to City Bird, Nest offers a complementary selection of quality goods and gifts for the home. A fun, curated selection of old timey toys and games for children of all ages—and children at heart. Plus, one of the finest luxury soap, apothecary, and candle selections in Detroit, with numerous options for every taste and budget.
Essentials
There's a reason people call this Whole Paycheck; it's pricey. Whole Foods, however, is very close (less than a 10-minute drive) and they do have a nice selection of foods for travelers who want easy to fix meals, sandwiches, etc.
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Whole Foods Market
115 Mack AveThere's a reason people call this Whole Paycheck; it's pricey. Whole Foods, however, is very close (less than a 10-minute drive) and they do have a nice selection of foods for travelers who want easy to fix meals, sandwiches, etc.
If I don't go to Krogers out in the burbs, this is normally where I grocery shop. Located in Mexicantown, Honey Bee has an excellent selection of fresh produce, meats…. Prices are right. Be sure to check out the Ambassador Bridge, which you can see from the parking lot.
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Honey Bee La Colmena
2443 Bagley StIf I don't go to Krogers out in the burbs, this is normally where I grocery shop. Located in Mexicantown, Honey Bee has an excellent selection of fresh produce, meats…. Prices are right. Be sure to check out the Ambassador Bridge, which you can see from the parking lot.
Arts & Culture
Here are Detroit's arts & culture highlights
Offers the finest operatic theatre in Detroit and much more. Check the web for schedule of events.
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Teatro de la Ópera de Detroit
1526 Broadway StOffers the finest operatic theatre in Detroit and much more. Check the web for schedule of events.
This was a favorite of mine as a kid. Run by the Detroit Historical Society, the DHM preserves Detroit's great legacy with a fabulous collection of artifacts dating back to Cadillac's founding, Fort Detroit and the North American Indians. If you go, be sure to walk the old streets of Detroit on the lower level.
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Museo Histórico de Detroit
5401 Woodward AveThis was a favorite of mine as a kid. Run by the Detroit Historical Society, the DHM preserves Detroit's great legacy with a fabulous collection of artifacts dating back to Cadillac's founding, Fort Detroit and the North American Indians. If you go, be sure to walk the old streets of Detroit on the lower level.
A beacon of culture and must-see. Even if you really don't care for art, you could spend an hour in the Diego Rivera Court, learning the history of the DIA's famous murals. (The museum gives out iPads, so the whole family can "study" on their own.) More than 100 galleries with an unusually diverse collection--among the top 6 in the nation. Fun place for light lunch in the Kresge Court
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Instituto de Artes de Detroit
5200 Woodward AveA beacon of culture and must-see. Even if you really don't care for art, you could spend an hour in the Diego Rivera Court, learning the history of the DIA's famous murals. (The museum gives out iPads, so the whole family can "study" on their own.) More than 100 galleries with an unusually diverse collection--among the top 6 in the nation. Fun place for light lunch in the Kresge Court
Entertainment & Activities
Tigers Baseball. Check the website for home games.
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Comerica Park
2100 Woodward AveTigers Baseball. Check the website for home games.
Lions Football. Check the web for schedule of home games or concerts.
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Ford Field
2000 Brush StLions Football. Check the web for schedule of home games or concerts.
Check the web for schedule of events.
Joe Louis is a multi-purpose arena—perfect for music, art, entertainment, sports—located along the bank of the Detroit River, next to Cobo Center. Home of the Detroit Red Wings (until the new hockey stadium is completed.) Accessible through its own station on the Detroit People Mover. Check the web for schedule of events.
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Joe Louis Arena station
Check the web for schedule of events.
Joe Louis is a multi-purpose arena—perfect for music, art, entertainment, sports—located along the bank of the Detroit River, next to Cobo Center. Home of the Detroit Red Wings (until the new hockey stadium is completed.) Accessible through its own station on the Detroit People Mover. Check the web for schedule of events.
Movie theatre, concert venue, musicals, etc. Check the web for schedule of events.
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Fox Theatre
2211 Woodward AvenueMovie theatre, concert venue, musicals, etc. Check the web for schedule of events.
Cobo Center is a world-class meeting and convention facility, perfectly situated along the riverfront in the heart of the downtown area. (Be sure to come down here at night to see the marques alit.) Formerly known as Cobo Hall, this is Detroit's best concert venue, hosting The Doors, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Parliament-Funkadelic, Duran Duran, the Cure, The Police, and Paul Simon…to name a few. Since 1965, this is the scene of the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), by far Cobo's largest event. Accessible from the People Mover. Check the web for schedule of events.
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Cobo Arena
1 Washington BlvdCobo Center is a world-class meeting and convention facility, perfectly situated along the riverfront in the heart of the downtown area. (Be sure to come down here at night to see the marques alit.) Formerly known as Cobo Hall, this is Detroit's best concert venue, hosting The Doors, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Parliament-Funkadelic, Duran Duran, the Cure, The Police, and Paul Simon…to name a few. Since 1965, this is the scene of the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), by far Cobo's largest event. Accessible from the People Mover. Check the web for schedule of events.