Founded in 1985, the museum preserves the legacy of the Motown Record Corp. The exhibits include collections of historical photographs, artwork, music, costumes & other memorabilia from the era.
The Piquette Avenue Plant, built in 1904, was the first factory built by the Ford Motor Company, opening just a year after Henry Ford and his partners incorporated.
Some of the best brews I've had in Detroit. The Ghettoblaster is always kickin but go out on a limb and try the "Nutblaster".
Walk around the 25 year-old public art project and feel like you've wandered into some sort of bizarre alternate reality -- the kind Tim Burton would've directed.
Andrew and Chuck Bennett visited Cafe d'Mongo's for an upscale version of Detroit soul food. Andrew tasted Leroy's version of peking duck. As seen on Bizarre Foods America. Read more.
One of the most beautiful buildings in Detroit, you must go inside to see the beautiful Art Deco interior, designed by Wirt C. Rowland. While you're here, check out Pure Detroit and the Rowland Cafe!
Opened in 1904, the conservatory is open to the public free of charge every day of the year. It is the nation's oldest conservatory and covers more than an acre with a central dome 85 feet high.
The food is good; the staff is great. Do a hot sauce sampler. It'll be more than worth it.
Journey to the birthplace of American architecture and take a tour of this historic Oak Park neighborhood. You’re guaranteed to discover new facts you never knew about Chicago.
Not to be missed Frank Lloyd Wright. A masterpiece. Do 1 hour guided tour - exterior & interior. The Interior is awesome - light from skylights above is beautiful. NOT MAYAN INFLUENCED.
Amazing experience. Got to see a little of the Jazz funk scene as well as the underground hip hop scene. Had a lot of fun
Cubano: The ingredients work together beautifully—there's subtly spiced roast pork, two layers of ham, acidic pickle slices, piquant mustard, and Swiss cheese that melts into every crevice.
One of the great museums of the world: Exhibits span 5,000 years, and the Impressionist and post-Impressionist collections are the highlight. – Green Guide Editor
Founded in 1885, the DIA's collection is among the top 6 in the US. In 2000 the DIA opened the GM Center for African American Art in order to broaden the museum's collection of African American art.
Order up the applewood-smoked bacon & braised belly duo served with a deep-fried poached egg while taking advantage of their 47 taps and 100+ bottles. Read more.
This isn't a dream. It's the appropriately-titled Egg on Your Face -- a bacon-wrapped dog w/ queso fresco, jalapeno onion relish, chipotle aioli, carne asada(!), chorizo(!!), AND a fried egg (!!!). Read more.
Indoor, glow in the dark putt-putt, Do I really need to say any more? Unique twists like shooting with a toilet plunger on one hole and kicking like soccer on another. Fun for all ages.
