American heritage attraction and this nations #1 museum national treasure .. documenting exhibiting the countless historical contributions of non immigrant Americans of African Asiatic Anglo Ancestory
One of the biggest museums dedicated to the culture and history of the Africa-American. Read more.
By far, one of the best aa museums I've been to!
Such a wonderful museum on all things Detroit! A must see!
This museum is kinda the best. Free and cool exhibits. Wander around the basement level!
Founded in 1921, the museum was known as "Detroit's best kept secret." They receive more than 250,000 visitors annually and showcase more than 300 years of Detroit's history.
The Cafe is a very good lunch option and the prices are acceptable despite being a museum food option.
Great and big museum :)
As you go from gallery to gallery you will be constantly amazed. This museum is a true gem. Self guided tours, docents to help you and of course, the Rivera Industrial murals.
After checking out the museum, hit up the gift shop and check out the multiple Motown compilation albums they are selling. Get a few for the drive to your next destination.
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.
This museum displays a fantastic collection of artifacts from Motown musicians. A guide will lead you through the museum, with the tour ending in Studio A where the early Motown hits were recorded.
Great museum
Industrial space with huge open rooms...exhibits change often, its often all to yourself during the day... interesting books
For a taste of modern art, the DIA’s neighbor has just what you’re looking for.
Check out the "Miss Pepsi" speed boat in the front atrium outside the museum.
Very cool place to visit. Staff very friendly and informative. Wonderful view of the river and it's FREE admission
Open on to the public on weekends. Touch the anchor of the Edmund Fitzgerald... Climb aboard the wheelhouse of a lake freighter... Enjoy panoramic views of the Detroit River. Free admission!
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.
Great place to see beauty. Stop in to see; butterflies way land on you literally. Love this place
Stop in for a free tour!
Check out the gift store! They have cool items I haven't seen elsewhere. And visit the "secret" room where the Model T was born! #FordNAIAS #FordEspanol
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.
An old building with so much history behind
Mark M's work was totally worth the 5 min drive!
I loved it! I'm looking forward to more events like this around the city
Red Bull is only supplying the materials...so anyone who makes the generalization that "corporate sponsored art" isn't art is a highly misinformed and ignorant individual
IMAX shows are sweet. Some of the exhibits are the same from when I was a kid but overall still cool 20 years later.
Discover the universe in the Dassault Systèmes Planetarium. Shows put you inside the virtual universe as you fly past more than 9,000 stars, planets, galaxies & more on a 50' wide 3 story high dome
Nice center
Look at everything and come back if you don't see it all.
So many beads to see, and the owner is fantastic. Glad we stopped and I bought some treasures!
Many varieties of beads, great place to meet.
You might see Tyree, so stop to chat with the artist!
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.
Created in 1968 by artist Tyree Guyton and his grandfather Sam Mackey.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA