This beautiful historic neighborhood on Detroit's East Side was once home to famous Detroit industrialists like Edsel Ford and Henry Leland. Come the first Saturday in June for the annual home tour!
The Anchor Bar is a Detroit institution in its third generation and is the go-to bar for employees of the nearby Detroit News and Free Press.
All of the delicious breads and desserts at the Avalon Bakery are made with 100% organic flour. You can also come in to enjoy a sandwich or a cup of coffee.
This museum displays a fantastic collection of artifacts from Motown musicians. A guide will lead you through the museum, with the tour ending in Studio A where the early Motown hits were recorded.
An Art Deco masterpiece designed by 'Detroit's Architect,' Albert Kahn. The Fisher Building is home to the Fisher Theatre, another great venue for seeing a Broadway show.
Detroit's best Chinese food, Sushi, and Dim Sum all at one great restaurant in Midtown Detroit.
For the month of March 2012, the DIA is offering Free Admission to everyone who 'Like's them on Facebook. Visit their page at https://www.facebook.com/DetroitInstituteofArts En savoir plus .
This amazing thin-crust pizza has been voted best in Detroit many times. Be sure to try the excellent cannoli as well, with optional pistachios and chocolate sauce.
Eastern Market has been feeding Detroit since 1891. Public market hours are 7am-4pm every Saturday, but stores in the district are open throughout the week.
Fantastic Cuban food and great Mojitos. Be sure to make reservations on Friday and Saturday nights as live salsa dancing draws a large crowd!
Step back in time when you visit this amazing Art Deco jazz club. Check their website for a calendar of events and enjoy a fantastic drink from their cocktail menu when you arrive.
Once a ticket office for the Grand Trunk Rail Road, this pub features Michigan-brewed and fantastic food in a setting that can't be beat.
One of the most beautiful buildings in Detroit, you must go inside to see the beautiful Art Deco interior, designed by Wirt C. Rowland. While you're here, check out Pure Detroit and the Rowland Cafe!
Detroit's premier theater to see a play or concert. The beautiful building was designed by C. Howard Crane and opened in 1928.
Enjoy free games of Ping Pong, Bocce Ball, Chess, Checkers and more sponsored by Quicken Loans and operated by D:hive. Mon-Fri 12-7, Sat 12-4 until mid-Oct 2012.
Located in an old fire house built in 1888, Sala Thai serves Detroit's best Thai food along with fantastic sushi. Be sure to try to Sala Thai or Thai Emerald cocktails along with your dish.
