Attractions in Detroit

Diamond Jack's River Tours

Hart Plaza

Sprawling 14-acre plaza is home to the iconic Dodge Fountain, Jazz Fest & other major events.

Gem Theatre Detroit

Relocated circa-1903 building with elaborate decor featuring Off-Broadway shows & live comedy.

Belle Isle Casino

Elegant 1908 building in Belle Isle Park used for public events & rented for parties & weddings.

Monument to Joe Louis “The Fist”

27-ft. bronze memorial, aka "The Fist," to African-American heavyweight champion Joe Louis.

The BELT

Photogenic pedestrian alley with murals, a contemporary art gallery, bars, dining & a music club.

Milliken State Park Lighthouse

Colony Club Detroit

Historic Fort Wayne

19th-century military fort on the Detroit River with tours, re-enactments & community events.

Fox Theatre

Grand theater with gilded, Asian-inspired decor hosts theater productions, musicians & comedians.

The Spirit of Detroit

Iconic 26-ft.-tall bronze statue at Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, by Marshall Fredericks.

The Heidelberg Project

Outdoor, nonprofit art space showcasing funky installations made from recycled materials.

Russell Industrial Center | Exhibition Center

Converted 7-building, century-old auto factory now housing artist studios, concerts & movie shoots.

Michigan Central

Opened in 1913, then abandoned for years, this former train station now has office & retail space.

Garden Theater

This historic theater built in 1912 has been renovated into a live music venue with a bar & eatery.

The Yard at Corktown

Guardian Building

Historic art deco skyscraper built in 1928 with a colorful tiled lobby & retail space.

Roostertail

Fisher Building

Art deco skyscraper from 1928, featuring marble from all over the world & a live theater venue.

The Elephant Room

This buzzy, brick-lined standby with a tin ceiling features an elevated pub menu & beer on tap.