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.

The ironic setting for the MGM Grand (a former IRS building) is only temporary; a permanent casino is to be built along the riverfront.

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

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

Detroit sports center where the Red Wings won the 1997 Stanley Cup.

A casino where you don't need to gamble? That's the idea at MotorCity, designed to satisfy gamblers and non-gamblers alike with its comprehensive gaming offerings and dining and entertainment delights. Its restaurants, which range from fine dining to barbecue, are run by one of the two certified master chefs in Michigan.

From Baccarat and Blackjack to Craps and Caribbean Stud, this lively casino ensures an exciting gaming experience.

A fantastic afternoon or evening should be spent with the DSO.  Easy in/out parking garage only a less than 30 yards away from the front door-$7.00-$9.00!  A beautiful 100 year old building inside...

A flamboyant, 5,000 seat theater.

Originally built for the symphony in 1919, this building was saved from destruction and now houses the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

Now being used for cabaret theatre or private dinner functions