DETROIT

“The automobile may be Detroit’s biggest claim to fame – and we’ve got truck loads of car-lovin’ activities year-round to prove it – but it’s definitely just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to completely defining the Detroit experience. We’ve also got awesome art galleries and museums, America’s greatest history attraction, Vegas-style gaming, Motown’s first recording studio, beautiful beaches, shopping meccas and a fantastic foursome of professional sports teams. Plus, the people around here are just plain fun to hang with no matter the what, why or where.” - visitdetroit.com

From vibrant urban scenes, to open, scenic landscapes, Detroit is made up of five distinct districts - each offering its own unique experience to locals and visitors alike.
Visit one or all of the many museums in Detroit including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Historical Museum, the Motown Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, the Wright Museum of African American History and the Michigan Science Center.
Detroit is packed with awe-inspiring architecture. From modern buildings to historic landmarks, beauty is abundant Detroit’s buildings.
Art is everywhere in Detroit. Murals, sculptures and fountains are just a few examples of how the city of Detroit expresses its creative culture.
Belle Isle offers a relaxing experience with beaches, gardens, and open green spaces.
For those who want to be entertained, there are plenty of options in Detroit. Casinos, concerts, clubs and local bars will keep visitors entertained day and night. The nightlife scene is vibrant and diverse, offering something for everyone.

Take in the sights of Detroit along the beautiful five mile-long Riverfront, where you’ll pass by Comerica Park and Ford Field - the homes of the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Lions.
Besides being famous for the auto industry, Detroit is also known for its live music scene. There are a number of music halls throughout the city to see a show any night of the week.
The Renaissance Center, home to General Motors, is a sight to behold and the most prominent piece of the Motor City skyline.
Two words to describe Detroit’s dining scene are diverse and delicious. There are eateries waiting to please a wide range of palates.
Michigan is proud of the beer they brew across the state and Detroit offers plenty of breweries, brew bars, and pubs for you to experience the craft.
Visit the Eastern Market, the country’s oldest continually operating market, for some shopping and delicious food.
There is every kind of shopping experience available in Detroit. From upscale shops, to boutiques, to outlets and more, this city caters to every kind of budget and taste.

Corporate Events

The city of Detroit is transforming, which means there are a host of opportunities available for conventions, conferences and meetings. Billions of dollars are being invested in brand new meeting facilities, industries and attractions.

The Cabo Center is Detroit’s downtown convention center and is a picturesque, newly-transformed spot for any meeting or convention.

For smaller events, the Fox Theatre, The Henry Ford Theatre and Detroit’s Cultural Center offer perfect spaces for your group.

There are over 40,000 hotel rooms to choose from in Detroit.

From luxury, to affordable, to historic accommodations, you can find it all near Detroit’s event spaces.

Student Interests

Public Colleges & Universities:

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Wayne State University

Private Colleges & Universities:

College for Creative Studies

Lewis College of Business

Marygrove College

University of Detroit Mercy

Community College:

Wayne County Community College

Photographs used under the Creative Commons license:

Detroit Skyline by pparasurama • The Fox Theatre by DDohler • Detroit Institute of Arts, Diego Rivera Mural by B.D.’s world • Detroit Sunset from Belle Isle Park by TinTin Yu • Detroit Jazz Festival by John S. and James L. Knight Foundation • Detroit Renaissance Center by Al R

DETROIT

From vibrant urban scenes, to open, scenic landscapes, Detroit is made up of five distinct districts - each offering its own unique experience to locals and visitors alike.

Visit one or all of the many museums in Detroit including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Historical Museum, the Motown Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, the Wright Museum of African American History and the Michigan Science Center.

Detroit is packed with awe-inspiring architecture. From modern buildings to historic landmarks, beauty is abundant Detroit’s buildings.

Art is everywhere in Detroit. Murals, sculptures and fountains are just a few examples of how the city of Detroit expresses its creative culture.

Belle Isle offers a relaxing experience with beaches, gardens, and open green spaces.

For those who want to be entertained, there are plenty of options in Detroit. Casinos, concerts, clubs and local bars will keep visitors entertained day and night. The nightlife scene is vibrant and diverse, offering something for everyone.

Take in the sights of Detroit along the beautiful five mile-long Riverfront, where you’ll pass by Comerica Park and Ford Field - the homes of the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Lions.

Besides being famous for the auto industry, Detroit is also known for its live music scene. There are a number of music halls throughout the city to see a show any night of the week.

The Renaissance Center, home to General Motors, is a sight to behold and the most prominent piece of the Motor City skyline.

Two words to describe Detroit’s dining scene are diverse and delicious. There are eateries waiting to please a wide range of palates.

Michigan is proud of the beer they brew across the state and Detroit offers plenty of breweries, brew bars, and pubs for you to experience the craft.

Visit the Eastern Market, the country’s oldest continually operating market, for some shopping and delicious food.

There is every kind of shopping experience available in Detroit. From upscale shops, to boutiques, to outlets and more, this city caters to every kind of budget and taste.