Things To Do
Detroit RiverWalk
Where Eric proposed! See our neighbors to the north across the river where they are actually south of Detroit.
Hart Plaza
Historical landing site where Détroit was founded, the settlement that became Detroit. See the Joe Louis Monument, "The Fist" on Jefferson Avenue as you enter.
Campus Martius Park
Enjoy the park located at the "Point of Origin" stone. This central spot serves as the zero-mile mark, with roads like 8 Mile Road measuring distance from it, symbolizing the city's planned rebirth.
The Monarch Club
Visit for great city views, light bites, and craft cocktails on the rooftop.
Detroit Institute of Arts
A world renowned art museum with pieces by Van Gogh and Diego Rivera.
Detroit Historical Museum
One of Courtney's favorites, this museum brings Detroit's vibrant history to life from cobble stone streets, the invention of the stoplight, and auto-assembly lines.
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
For over half a century, Detroit's African American History Museum has dedicated itself to exploring and celebrating the rich cultural legacy of Black Americans.
Motown Museum
For over half a century, Detroit's African American History Museum has dedicated itself to exploring and celebrating the rich cultural legacy of Black Americans.
Belle Isle
A 982-acre island in the Detroit River, this beautiful park is packed with several outdoor activities.
Eastern Market
The largest historic public market district in the US featuring produce from local farmers and a variety of artisan goods, along with graffiti and murals.
Michigan Central
The historic former main intercity passenger rail station in Detroit was saved from demolition, restored by Ford Motor Company over six years, and completed in 2024. A beautiful stop for history lovers.