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As the birthplace of the automobile industry in the United States, Detroit is often dubbed "The Motor City." The Henry Ford invites visitors to explore historical treasures like Model T cars and the actual homes of aviation pioneers, Orville and Wilbur Wright. As a major cultural hub in Michigan, Detroit is also home to some of the state's finest art galleries, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.

Key Facts

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is accessible via Interstate 94, which leads directly into central Detroit. Situated along the Detroit River, the downtown district is lined with the city's most lavish hotel choices, which are nested in between iconic skyscrapers like Once Detroit Center and the Guardian Building. The Jefferson Corridor neighborhood is also a popular place to lodge if you want a riverfront hotel that offers a bit more tranquility. You can rely on the Detroit People Mover to navigate the heart of "The D" and transfer to DDOT buses.

Hints and Tips

Air masses from the Great Lakes often bring freezing temperatures and snow storms, during the winter in Detroit. On a cold evening in Motown, you can warm up by dancing or sinking karaoke in nightclubs that celebrate the city's heritage in disco, soul and R&B music. Taste some Sicilian-style pizza and Polish kielbasa, which highlight Detroit's diverse cuisine, introduced by waves of European immigrants.