Downtown Detroit
Up-and-coming restaurants, a do-it-yourself attitude, new hotels, scenic and social parks, public transit, bike lanes and a walkable international riverfront are redefining Detroit.
Get to Know
Shopping
From local shops and artisan makers, trendy boutiques on Woodward Avenue, to the Livernois Avenue of Fashion, downtown Detroit is a destination where any shopper can find their treasure.
Food & Drink
Detroit-style pizza, coney dogs, corned beef sandwiches, Faygo, and Vernors…and that’s just the beginning of Detroit’s food scene.
Places to Stay
Detroit’s boutique hotels put you right in the heart of the action, whether you’re in town for business or for leisure.
Transportation
Travel the QLine from downtown up to Midtown. Take the People Mover around the downtown area. Enjoy a drive in the Motor City.
Things To Do
Sight-seeing, bike tours, bar crawls, shopping sprees, and more! Check out all of the action happening downtown in Detroit.
Things You Should Know
Do you still have questions about Detroit? We’ve got you covered!
The Detroit Metro Airport is in Romulus, Michigan, about 22 miles from downtown Detroit
Yes, the city of Detroit is safe for tourists. The Downtown, Mid-Town, Corktown, Greektown, and Layfayette Park neighborhoods are most visited and have noticeable foot traffic and police presence throughout the day.
Detroit is most known for its automotive heritage. Detroit is also referred to as Motown, based on the recording label Motown Records. You can learn more about automotive history and “Hitsville USA” by visiting the Ford Rouge Factory at the Henry Ford in Dearborn and the Motown Museum in Detroit.
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