The Tigers won their fourth World Series in 1984, beating the San Diego Padres on Kirk Gibson's 8th-inning home run.
Dine at nearby Detroit mainstay restaurants such as Andiamo, Signature Grille and the Rattlesnake Club, among others. Read more.
Opened in 2007, the 30-floor casino boasts more the 100,000 square feet of gaming space.
Family Sundays at the DIA are perfect for kids and families. Puppet shows, storytellers, art-making workshops and more.
Specializing in small-batch beers with hard ciders on the menu as well. Liberty Street has a limited food menu, but allows patrons to order in from restaurants around Plymouth.
Beer varieties like the Lazy Daze Lager and Pleszures Pale Ale, and a menu of American-style food, have earned this brewery a reputation as one of Detroit’s great neighborhood bars.
In the corner of the brewing warehouse is a small bar and selection of taps, including their famous Dirty Blonde, among others — great for a full immersion in Michigan brewing culture.
Belgian-style yeast strains go perfect with the Belgian-influenced menu. You can’t go wrong with Belgian Style Steak Tips, Pomme Frites with brewmaster mustard, with a pint of the Witface.
Dragonmead holds the mystery of medieval- and fantasy-inspired beer recipes, including a Dragonslayer Altbier, Lancelot’s Cream Ale and the Final Absolution Belgian Style Trippel.
Did you know the Renaissance Center is so massive it has its own zip code? 48243!
If the name Ghettoblaster doesn’t ring a bell, it should. The hard ciders are also top-notch.
The epicenter of Detroit's summer music calendar. The Detroit Hoedown, Detroit International Jazz Festival and the Detroit Electronic Music Festival, to name a few. Which is your favorite?
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