Sites of Interest
| Attractions | Metro location |
|---|---|
| Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory | Belle Isle Park - Downtown |
| Architecture of metropolitan Detroit | City and suburbs |
| Automotive Hall of Fame | The Henry Ford - Dearborn |
| Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History |
Midtown |
| Cranbrook Art Museum |
Bloomfield Hills |
| Chrysler Museum | Auburn Hills |
| Detroit Institute of Arts | Midtown |
| Detroit Historical Museum | Midtown |
| Detroit Science Center | Midtown |
| Theatre in Detroit | Downtown, Midtown, and New Center |
| Detroit Zoo | Royal Oak |
| Domino's Petting Farm | Ann Arbor |
| Edsel and Eleanor Ford House tour | Grosse Pointe |
| Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Russell A. Alger Jr., House |
Grosse Pointe |
| Henry Ford's Fair Lane Estate tour | Dearborn |
| Kensington Metropark Beach | Milford |
| Hands-on Museum | Ann Arbor |
| The Henry Ford | Dearborn |
| Lawrence Fisher House tour | 383 Lenox Ave., Detroit |
| Matthaei Botanical Gardens | Ann Arbor |
| Meadowbrook Hall Matilda Dodge-Wilson Estate tour |
Rochester Hills |
| Metro Beach Metropark & Nautical Mile |
Harrison Township Lake St. Clair |
| Michigan International Speedway | Brooklyn - Irish Hills |
| Motown Historical Museum | New Center |
| Mount Brighton ski resort | Brighton |
| Pewabic Pottery Museum | East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit |
| Pine Knob ski resort | Clarkston |
| Renaissance Center | Detroit International Riverfront |
| The Russell Art studios and shops |
Midtown |
| Stony Creek Metropark Beach | Shelby Township |
| University of Michigan | Ann Arbor |
| University of Michigan Museum of Art | Ann Arbor |
| Wayne State University | Midtown |
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