Things to Do in Detroit

See a white rhino, feed giraffes and visit the largest polar bear exhibit in the country at this popular family attractions.

Admire artifacts from Ancient Greece and Rome, paintings by European masters and sculptures by American greats at this extensive museum.

Host to enchanting operas, dance shows and Broadway productions, this is one of the city’s most prestigious venues.

Enjoy live shows with electromagnets, exhibits about space exploration and the world’s most incredible feats of engineering on a great outing for all ages.

A distinctive point on the Detroit skyline, this collection of skyscrapers is the global headquarters of General Motors and a popular entertainment destination.

See where some of music’s greats kicked-off their careers and learn how Motown founder Berry Gordy started his influential music labels.

See the limousine in which JFK was assassinated, historical buildings and vehicles, and exhibits that document the evolution and impact of technology.

Come to see the ivied halls, grassy quads, cultural performances and athletic events at this renowned university, one of the world’s most prestigious. 

Tour five rooms full of fascinating plant life at this grand greenhouse on Belle Isle, the oldest continuously running conservatory in the United States. 

Follow the story of the Great Lakes at this museum that provides fascinating insight into Detroit’s role in both maritime and national history.

Come to the place where the Model T was created, tested and first built and get fascinating insight into the car that changed the world.

An educational facility that documents and celebrates the African American experience, this museum has been enthralling visitors of all backgrounds since 1965.  

This towering skyscraper, lovingly nicknamed the Cathedral of Finance, is a historic Detroit landmark and one of the most striking art deco structures in the world.

Housed within a grand historic building, this aquarium has been providing an exciting and educational experience to the local Detroit community for many years.