One of the country’s largest farmers market, this historic Detroit staple is a must visit. Five sheds dedicated to local produce, plants, and specialty goods! Open from 7am-4pm every Saturday.

A major art museum in Detroit, Michigan, known for its encyclopedic collection of over 65,000 works spanning global cultures and time periods, from ancient to contemporary art. It is considered one of the top art museums in the U.S., famous for highlights like Diego Riveras Detroit Industry murals and its diverse holdings in American, European, African, Asian, and Native American art.

Located directly behind the Detroit Renaissance Center. Highly acclaimed, 3.5 to 5.5-mile pathway along the Detroit River, connecting downtown to parks, restaurants, and attractions with stunning views of Canada.

A small island on the Detroit River, between Michigan and Canada, this 985 acre park is definitely worth the visit. Stop at the Belle Isle Aquarium to check out some finned friends. Next door is the beautiful and newly updated Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, a historical botanical garden featuring five climate controlled rooms and 12 acres of outdoor gardens.