Detroit, Michigan if filled with exciting attractions to suit a number of different tastes. From great restaurants to early American history and exciting local events, Detroit attractions offering something for everyone.

Henry Ford Museum
Head west to Dearborn and The Henry Ford - America's greatest history attraction. The 12-acre museum features world-renowned treasures such as the limousine in which JFK was assassinated, Edgar Allen Poe’s desk and George Washington’s camp bed.

The Village is home to historic homes (such as the Wright Brother’s work shop) as well as horse drawn carriage rides, parades and many special events.

Next check out the NEW Ford Rouge Factory Tours. Go inside one of the largest industrial complexes in the world as you witness the production of the Ford F-150 pickup truck. The experience begins at The Henry Ford as motor coaches transport visitors to the complex.

Automotive Hall of Fame
Visit the Automotive Hall of Fame – located next door to Henry Ford Museum. The Hall of Fame celebrates the people behind the automotive industry. Hours: Daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Admission fee charged.

Located about five miles north of the Village is the former home of Henry Ford and wife Clara - Henry Ford Estate. This national historic landmark is located on beautifully landscaped grounds. The mansion clearly shows the wealth of this automotive pioneer.

Detroit People Mover
Hop aboard the Detroit People Mover, an elevated transit system, for a unique tour of the city. The 2.9-mile track stops at the city’s entertainment districts, sports stadiums, convention center and hotels. One-way trips cost only 50 cents.

Have dinner at one of the many restaurant selections in Greektown – one of Detroit’s most famous districts. Outstanding Greek restaurants are blended with many other restaurant selections. This festive and lively street is a must for first time visitors.

Motown
The famed Boulevard – Grand Boulevard – where Motown was born. Tour Hitsville USA and the Motown Museum to see where it all began for such stars as Diana Ross and the Supremes, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye.

Next head south into Canada – yes south. Explore another country while in the Motor City. Enter Canada over the Ambassador Bridge or through the Detroit Windsor Tunnel. Once in Windsor walk along the waterfront for spectacular views of the Detroit skyline. Windsor, Ontario offers many restaurants, shops and riverside parks.