10 Things Everyone In Detroit Must Do Before They Die
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Sophie Boudreau
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Whether you’re a lifelong Detroiter, a recent transplant from another city, or simply a visitor who wants to the see best of what Detroit has to offer, there are a few attractions that simply have to be added to your bucket list. Here are ten must-do activities that you won’t find anywhere else but Detroit.
Step into the Detroit Institute of Arts for a unique opportunity to see this gorgeous hand-painted mural by the legendary Diego Rivera. It’s a true sight to behold.
Venture to Belle Isle’s famed aquarium, where you’ll admire fish and other sea creatures as they peacefully swim around you. Talk about magical.
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Enjoy a Detroit coney dog with a visit to Lafayette or American, which are known across the country as at the foremost makers of this delicious dish.
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Whether or not you’re a baseball fan, there’s something absolutely enthralling about stepping into Comerica Park. You simply must experience the fun of a ball game at least once in your life.
Detroit is to thank for so many of America’s most beloved musical hits — but it’s easy to forget the history of the city’s musical influences. Stop by this awesome museum and pay homage to Detroit’s artistic geniuses.
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Few concert halls in the state of Michigan are quite as intricate and beautiful as the Fox Theatre. At least once before you die, you should experience a show in this iconic building.
Breathe in the fresh air, admire the city skyline, and stretch your legs with a jaunt along the Detroit River. No matter how many times you visit, it never fails to provide relaxation.
What could be more romantic than a meeting near the fountain? Pack up a brown bag lunch, grab a coffee, and enjoy this quaint park in the Motor City.
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While it’s crumbling and abandoned now, there’s something breathtaking about looking up at the once-majestic Michigan Central Station. You’ll find it hard to believe that this was once a transportation hub for the city.
Military enthusiasts and history buffs simply must check out Historic Fort Wayne. While focus is often placed on Detroit’s more recent past, it’s important to acknowledge its earlier roots.
Okay, Detroiters: it’s your turn. Tell us what’s on your ultimate Detroit bucket list!
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