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Fly From Nashville to Detroit
Origin | Nashville |
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Destination | Detroit |
Number of Daily Flights | 17 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 24 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 25 |
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Cheap flights from Nashville to Detroit
Nashville Metropolitan (BNA) Airport is only eight miles from the downtown area and can be accessed by shuttles or even the Gray Line Airport Express that picks up passengers in the downtown area. Flights usually last for just over one hour to Detroit Way County (DTW) Airport. Once there, the Smart Bus is a smart choice to get into the downtown Detroit area. Taxis and shuttles are also available.
Attractions and Tips
Detroit is more than just a big city; it is a location with a rich history that is well documented through attractions and museums. The Motown Historical Museum started out small but now features the original recording studio from 1952 to 1972 along with costumes and memorabilia. The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is another great location that tells the history of the African American experience in the United States. If it is baseball season, sports fans are going to want to head to Comerica Park to see the Detroit Tigers. Even without a game going on, the location still boasts a Ferris wheel, carousel and a Beer Hall!
From May to September, temperatures are warm with temperatures usually exceeding 90 degrees. While precipitation can happen all year, much of it takes place between May and June, often resulting in thunderstorms and in some cases, hail. Autumn helps transition into the chilly winters that tend to have a considerable amount of snowfall.