Michigan is a vibrant and diverse state tucked away in the Great Lakes. Though it has suffered difficult economic times, it remains a popular destination for tourists- and for good reason. Michigan has something for everyone from naturalists and sports fans to art-enthusiasts and city-slickers. From the bustling metropolis of Detroit to the thinly-populated forestlands of the north, Michigan has a wide variety of attractions that are not only exciting, but affordable as well.

Tourist Attractions in Detroit

Detroit is by far Michigan’s largest city, with a population of 800,000. Detroit is a center of culture, industry and sports. The city has four major professional sports teams with stadiums in and around the city; the Tigers (baseball), the Lions (football), the Red-Wings (hockey), and the Pistons (basketball). Tickets can be purchased through the teams’ respective websites.

Detroit also has a vibrant theatre scene. The city’s theatre district is the second largest in the United States. The most recognizable of Detroit’s Theatres is the Fox Theatre, an Art Deco “movie palace” built in 1928. The Masonic Temple Theater is another popular venue for Broadway shows and concerts. Opera-lovers can attend first-class shows at the Detroit Opera House.

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