6-Day Detroit Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Downtown

Places to Go

1. Ford Field: If you’re a sports fan, don’t miss the home of the Detroit Lions! Even if there’s no game, you can still tour the stadium. Website
2. Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA): One of the finest museums in the country with a collection spanning 5,000 years. Website
3. Campus Martius Park: The heart of downtown Detroit, filled with restaurants, shops, and seasonal events. Website
4. Guardian Building: A National Historic Landmark known for its stunning Art Deco architecture. Website

Where to Eat

1. Gather: For innovative, locally-sourced American cuisine in a casual setting. Website
2. Slows Bar BQ: Known for its BBQ and one of Detroit’s most popular eateries. Website
3. Mudgie’s Deli & Catering: A New York-style deli with a wide variety of sandwiches and salads. Website

Where to Stay

1. The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit: Luxury accommodation in the heart of downtown. Booking.com
2. Detroit Foundation Hotel: A boutique hotel located in the historic Detroit Fire Department Headquarters building. Booking.com

Things to Know

• Detroit uses the Eastern Time Zone (ET).
• The city is known for its music, particularly Motown and techno.
• Always check opening hours before visiting attractions.

Day 2: Belle Isle & Eastern Market

Places to Go

1. Belle Isle Park: Detroit’s largest city park with various attractions including the Aquarium, the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, and beautiful views of the Detroit River. Website
2. Eastern Market: America’s oldest continually operated open-air market selling fresh produce, art, and antiques. Website

Where to Eat

1. Supino Pizzeria: Famous for its thin-crust pizza. Website
2. Hudsonville Creamery Ice Cream: Delicious ice cream made in Michigan. Website

Day 3: Museums & Cultural Attractions

Places to Go

1. Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation: Explore the history of America through artifacts and exhibits. Website
2. Greenfield Village: A living history museum with more than 80 historic buildings, including homes, workshops, and businesses. [Website](https://www.thehenry Ford.org/visit/greenfield-village/)
3. Motown Museum: Learn about the history of Motown Records and listen to some iconic tunes. Website

Where to Eat

1. Leon & Lulu: A unique, upscale home decor store with a bakery and cafe on-site. Website
2. Roostertail: Waterfront dining with great views and live music. Website

Day 4: Height of Windsor, Canada

Places to Go

Take a quick trip across the Ambassador Bridge to experience:

1. Windsor Riverfront: Enjoy the view of Detroit from the other side and visit the Windsor Sculpture Park. Website
2. Walkerville: Visit the birthplace of Canadian Club Whiskey and enjoy a tour at the Canadian Club Brand Centre. Website

Where to Eat

1. The Federal Eatery: Gourmet comfort food in a historic building. Website
2. Jack Astor’s Bar & Grill: A popular Canadian chain with a great patio overlooking the river. Website

Day 5: The Motor City & Music Scene

Places to Go

1. Motown Museum Sound Studio: Step into the studio where Motown hits were recorded. Website
2. MotorCity Casino Hotel: Try your luck at one of Detroit’s casinos. Website
3. Eastern Market After Dark: Join the locals for food trucks, live music, and night market shopping on select Friday nights. Website

Where to Eat

1. Gold Cash Gold: A rustic, upscale eatery with an ever-changing menu based on locally sourced ingredients. Website
2. Selden Standard: Modern American cuisine in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Website

Day 6: Departure

Before leaving, visit:

1. Heidelberg Project: A unique outdoor art installation on Heidelberg Street. Website
2. Shinola Store: Experience Detroit’s resurgence through this high-end retailer of watches, leather goods, and bicycles. Website
3. Hockeytown Cafe: Grab a quick bite before your departure, and maybe pick up some Red Wings memorabilia! Website