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Romulus, Michigan is a suburb of Detroit and is best known as the home of Romulus Engine, a General Motors plant that began operations in 1976. Two important locations to visit in Romulus include the Samuel Kingsley Home and The White Church, which were stops on the Underground Railroad. The Mary Ann Banks Memorial Park offers a place for families to enjoy an afternoon of outdoor entertainment. Nearby Lower Huron Metropark and the Romulus Athletic Center also provide places for indoor and outdoor sports and recreation.

Key facts

Interstates 94 and 275 run through Romulus. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is within the borders of Romulus. Travelers often drive to Inkster Road and Wayne Road to visit small businesses or for a bite to eat. The downtown historic area is also a popular region for visitors to spend some time walking and exploring.

Hints and tips

Romulus experiences four distinct seasons, with hot and humid summers and cold, snowy winters. Most of the nightlife such as bars and clubs are located in neighboring Van Buren Township. When you're in Romulus, be sure to attend the annual Festival of Lights during December. The annual Romulus Pumpkin Festival is also a favorite of guests and locals alike. At the Pumpkin Festival, you can see prize pumpkins and eat a variety of pumpkin-based foods.