Historic Places in Detroit, MI

Detroit Historical Society

Opens at 6pm

4.5

Intriguingly, the Detroit Historical Society reveals a vibrant blend of culture, including automotive history and rich community stories.

Boston Edison Historic District

Remarkably, Boston Edison offers a glimpse into Detroit's affluent past with grand mansions and ties to influential auto barons.

Motown Museum

Open until 6pm

4.5

Uniquely, this site captures the roots of iconic music, showcasing Barry Gordy’s home and the historic Studio A where legends crafted timeless hits.

Pewabic Pottery

Open until 7pm

4.5

Captivatingly, Pewabic Pottery stands out for its historic tilework and ceramics that embellish many Detroit landmarks, making it a treasure for art lovers.

Historic Fort Wayne

Closed today

4.0

Exceptional gatherings here celebrate the rich heritage of the 19th-century star fort with tours, reenactments, and vibrant community events.

Detroit Institute of Arts

Open until 9:30pm

4.5

Culturally rich, the Detroit Institute of Arts houses masterpieces by renowned artists like Van Gogh and Rivera, making it a creative hub for all.

Museum of African American History Inc

Open until 5pm

5.0

Noteworthy for its rich exhibits and dynamic events, this museum celebrates African American culture through film, concerts, and education.

Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory

Open until 5pm

4.5

Enveloped in greenery, the conservatory showcases exotic plants and a stunning glasshouse, making it a hidden gem for stunning photos.

Guardian Building

Open until 12am

5.0

Distinctive in its stunning Art Deco design, the Guardian Building showcases intricate interior details that reflect Detroit's rich architectural heritage.

Fisher Building

Open until 11:59pm

Splendidly, the Fisher Building amazes with its Art Deco design, marble finishes, and striking light fixtures, earning the title of Detroit's Largest Art Object.