At only $10 per person, it is a great museum, especially for anyone over 30.  The docents who do the tours are very knowledgable and keep eveyone interested.  

Museum serves to document, preserve and educate the public on the history, life and culture of African Americans.

Farmer's market.

Learn about the history of Detroit on a set of five guided walking tours led by volunteers from Preservation Wayne.

The Motor City Exhibition, where visitors see how a Cadillac is assembled, is just one of the many interesting displays at this museum dedicated to telling the story of Detroit.

Science is made fun and exciting in this hands-on, interactive science center, which introduces science, engineering and technology in ways that children can understand. Complete with an IMAX® Dome theater, the center underwent a huge expansion and renovation in 2001.

The ouzo flows and the souvlaki sizzles on Monroe Street, the center of an ethnic section of Detroit dominated by Greek restaurants and businesses.

This large urban park on Belle Isle in the middle of the Detroit River contains the Belle Isle Zoo and was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead.

Multi-towered skyscraper is the tallest building in Detroit that features an observation tower on the 72nd floor.

The old Grand Circus Theater was transformed into this opera house.

The opulent $800-million MGM Grand Detroit is the first-ever Las Vegas-style destination to open in a major metropolitan core. It has over 4,000 of the latest slots and video poker, over 90 table...

Home of the Detroit Tigers, this is no ordinary ballpark. Combination theme park, ballpark, and baseball museum, it features huge statues of tigers, a Ferris wheel, carousel (with tigers, of course) and a fountain that celebrates each home run with colored lights and music.