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Detroit Institute of Arts
Midtown art museum with Diego Rivera’s industry murals and a collection ranging from Antiquity to contemporary art.
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Detroit
In the destination Detroit and Dearborn.
In the photo: Campus Martius Park, downtown Detroit.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Detroit.
The largest city in Michigan, on the banks of the Detroit River, facing Windsor in Canada. Birthplace of the American auto industry and the Motown record label, it has Art Deco skyscrapers downtown, the RiverWalk along the river, the Detroit Institute of Arts with Diego Rivera’s murals, the Eastern Market and the island-park Belle Isle. In Corktown, the restored Michigan Central Station welcomes visitors.
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The local experience
What to see in Detroit
Seaside promenade
Detroit RiverWalk
A multi‑kilometer riverside promenade with plazas, gardens, a small lighthouse and views of Windsor in Canada.
Park
Belle Isle
Island‑park on the Detroit River with a conservatory, aquarium, the James Scott Fountain, a river beach and skyline views.
Historic building
Guardian Building
Art déco skyscraper from 1929, with an orange-brick façade and a lobby with mosaics and ceramics open to visitors.
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Market
Eastern Market
Late 19th-century public market, with producers’ sheds, flowers, food and murals on surrounding streets.
Historic building
Michigan Central Station
Former 1913 railway station, restored, with a large beaux-arts-style concourse open to visitors in Corktown.