Take a tour of the Lions football stadium!
Check if the Tiger's are in town for a home baseball game!
Located just outside of the city in Dearborn, explore America's history of innovation including JFK's limousine and the Rosa Parks Bus. Auto enthusiasts should consider the Ford Rouge Factory Tour!
The original manufacture site for the Model T Ford and contains about 100 old Fords and a few other models.
Arrange a tour of Ford Motor Company’s brand new 30-acre hub dedicated to transportation innovation – and lauded as one of Detroit’s most important development projects of the century.
The Motor City Exhibition, where visitors see how a Cadillac is assembled, is just one of the many interesting displays at this museum dedicated to telling the story of Detroit.
The largest outdoor farmer’s market in the United States, and it’s also a beloved Detroit institution that’s fed Detroiters since 1841. It’s best to visit on Saturday (runs from 6am to 4pm).
Catch a show at the iconic Fox Theater or Detroit Opera House!
A 985-acre island park located in the Detroit River near downtown.
Buddy’s Pizza invented Detroit style deep dish pizza way back when and is still going strong. Other great Detroit style pizza spots include Michigan & Trumbull, Pie Sci, and Grandma Bob’s.
A historic cultural district full of authentic Greek cuisine, pastries, coffee, live music, and heritage events. We recommend dining at Pegasus or Fishbones.
Legendary hot dog diner! The Lafayette vs. American Coney Island rivalry is Detroit's iconic hot dog debate, with Lafayette known as more old-school and no-frills, while American Coney Island (next door) offers a more modern vibe. Kaley's Dad, Bob, has been frequenting these establishments since his younger days growing up in Detroit!
Brunch restaurant (reservation recommended).
High-energy Detroit sports bar packed with big-screens & Red Wings memorabilia.