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Belle Isle
Belle Island is located on the Detroit River on the border between the United States and Canada. In summer, many people come to the island for leisure. It has a very original natural landscape and is one of the largest island parks in the United States. In winter, flocks of migratory birds, such as Canada geese, can be seen on the island. The mainland here is wide and the Canadian border is very close. Many black people like to come here for racing, but it needs to be reminded that there are some security problems here, and tourists need to be vigilant.Detroit · 6km from downtown
General Motors Renaissance Center
Detroit's Renaissance Center, or RenCen for short, was built in 1977 as the largest building in Michigan and the new headquarters for General Motors. This beautiful building group consisting of five buildings stands on the Erie River, across the river from the Canadian city of Windsor in the north, and is a landmark of Detroit on the map.Detroit · 544m from downtown
Guardian Building
The Guardian Building, nicknamed “Financial Cathedral”, is a building located at 500 Griswold Street in the Financial District of Detroit, Michigan, United States. It was built in 1928 and completed in 1929. Designed by famous designer Walter ·C·Roland, it is mainly decorative. On the spire of the Guardian Building, an American flag is planted. In 1989, the Guardian Building became a National Historic Landmark.Detroit · 202m from downtown
Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
This museum is a must-see for car lovers. It displays various cars of different uses, models and brands produced by Ford in various periods. You can learn about the development of Ford Motor Company and the evolution of the history of the transportation industry in the United States. The entire museum is mainly divided into five exhibition areas, automobiles, aircraft, American industry, American agriculture and American life.Dearborn · 15.8km from Detroit
Michigan Central
Detroit · 2.6km from downtown
Fisher Building
Fisherman Building, built in 1928, is an artistic building designed by the famous designer Albert Kahn. The building is extravagant and seems a little out of place in the city of Detroit, but it does the job of dividing Metro Detroit from its suburbs. And fisher is the surname of the brother who built the building, just transliterated as fisherman.Detroit · 4.9km from downtown
William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor
Detroit · 1.6km from downtown
Gabriel Richard Park
Detroit · 4.2km from downtown
Greenfield Village
Greenfield Village is located in the Henry Ford Museum, a historical museum about the development of agriculture and technology in the United States. There is a tulip garden, windmills in the garden, and houses. And one of them is a copy of Henry Ford's friend Edison's laboratory in New Jersey, which is very interesting. In this village-like outdoor museum, you can also experience riding in a Ford Model T. After visiting here, visit the nearby Ford Motor Museum, which can give you a deeper understanding of Ford's car brand.Dearborn · 15.6km from Detroit
Historic Fort Wayne
Detroit · 5.5km from downtown
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Belle Isle
Detroit · 6km from downtownGeneral Motors Renaissance Center
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Campus Martius Park
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coo***an18 December 2019
5.0
Belle Isle Park, also known as the Treasure of Detroit, is located on a small island in the Detroit River. It covers an area of about 982 acres and is a lushly wooded and beautifully landscaped island park.
Belle Isle
自由行快乐17 July 2022
4.0
The Detroit Renaissance Center is the most beautiful place in Detroit and the new headquarters of General Motors. This beautiful building complex consisting of five buildings stands on the banks of the Erie River, across the river from the Canadian city of Windsor in the north, and is a landmark building in Detroit on the map.
General Motors Renaissance Center
WB202111 September 2022
5.0
Lovely landmark building with a gorgeous lobby in art deco style. Head in to marvel at the beautiful interior in a reminder of Detroit's bygone glory.
Guardian Building
Travellerbychoice16 August 2023
5.0
Amazing museum to witness the journey of automobile industry. All kinds of vehicles including planes, cars, trains all under one roof. worth visiting for both kids and adults. Spare at least 4-5 hours for the trip.
Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
小鱼儿201519 January 2020
4.0
A landmark building in Detroit, the Fisherman's Building is also a very old central building. From this place, you can see the panoramic view of Detroit from the top floor, and many parts of the building are open to visitors.
Fisher Building
_TI***9h21 April 2023
5.0
very festive and nice to take family during holiday season as well
Greenfield Village
137***6620 December 2019
5.0
I ended up here because I had time to spare and they mentioned on their site that they did tours. I always prefer tours over just wandering around as usually on sites like this, you don't have any idea what you're seeing.First of all, the full grounds of the Fort are quite big and only a small part of it has been completely restored. Most of it desperately needs restoration. The volunteers on site are fully aware of this but there is only so much they can do with the people and money they have.
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