Industrial, moody space surrounds barrels of spirits, creating a unique and elegant atmosphere. Upstairs banquet area offers a charming, modern setting with a bar, suited for weddings and events. The venue balances rugged style with comfortable versatility, hosting lively tours and tastings.
Tours offer a mix of humorous storytelling and detailed history lessons about the facility and its role in the city's past. Guides share insights on whiskey production alongside local historical context.
A gorgeous and unique wedding venue with a vibe that blends elegance and distinctiveness. Catering through Two Unique is phenomenal and simplifies rentals and planning.
Good to know
Tours are available but not frequent, allowing for more interaction with guides.
Reservations are recommended for the BYOB blend your own bourbon tour.
The venue can be customized for events, including table and chair selection.
Historic pottery studio showcases beautiful tiles and unique glazes in a light-filled, well-preserved building. The atmosphere blends artistic legacy with contemporary craftsmanship, attracting those interested in art, history, and hands-on workshops.
The site showcases 120 years of history with a historic building and studio that add to its charm. Staff provide knowledgeable insights about the art, history, and craftsmanship behind the work.
Handmade works feature unique glazes and designs that stand out. Mid-range pieces serve as timeless, functional gifts with a distinct style.
Good to know
Admission to the museum and gift shop is free.
Raku day in October features a fun mix of art, science, and fire.
Saturday events include music and a food truck.
Art Deco architecture fills the space with intricate details and a church-like interior that creates a nostalgic atmosphere. The lobby and atrium impress with luxurious design that evokes an era of opulence and elegance. Visitors experience a vibrant energy that blends history with a sense of grandeur.
A historic building constructed in 1928 with stunning art and architecture that reflects the city's rich past. The free tour offers access to floors not usually open and shares detailed history.
Lobby showcases a unique Mayan Revival and Art Deco style with colorful southwest influences. Detroit-themed gift store offers tasteful, unique items reflecting local culture.
Good to know
Taking a tour after 4pm grants a special treat.
Visitors are only allowed on the first level of the Guardian Building.
The entrance is free to access.
Historic train station showcases majestic architecture and a stunning restoration that honors Detroit's legacy. Surrounding park offers swinging benches, a tree swing, and open spaces for relaxation and play. Indoor areas include cozy seating, a coffee shop with notable donuts, and spaces for live music and local art.
A beautifully renovated building with outstanding historical restorations that honor its past. Every corner reflects significant history and artistic value, making it a key landmark to explore.
A unique building shines with preserved architectural elements and contemporary lighting that creates a mesmerizing glow. The shop offers cool merchandise perfect for gifts and souvenirs.
Good to know
Entry to Michigan Central is free for all visitors.
Currently, only the lower levels are accessible for visitors.
Parking is available a block away from Michigan Central.
Art Deco architecture defines the space with timeless sophistication and European-inspired details. The atmosphere buzzes with excitement, especially around the intimate theater known for cozy seating and fantastic plays. Shops and unique amenities add to the vibrant, historic experience.
Striking art deco architecture defines this historic building, featuring a beautiful theater inside. Tours highlight its rich history and cultural significance in Detroit's architectural heritage.
Exceptional architecture stands out with every piece of stone chosen for its unique beauty and hand-chipped details enhancing natural features. Inside, the arts and a small pharmacy offer unique items not found elsewhere.
Good to know
Parking at the Fisher Building is free if registered online ahead of your visit.
The Fisher Building offers free tours on Saturday afternoons for architecture enthusiasts.
Expect long lines for the women's restroom as only one is open with limited stalls.
Historic building with Old World charm and intimate spaces hosts rotating local art exhibitions. Quiet garden and courtyard offer a comfortable outdoor retreat. Visitors often engage with resident artists and enjoy a unique, artful atmosphere.
A historic building with a simple, artful design hosts various rooms that reflect a rich past. Its history connects closely with that of the DIA, showing a meaningful cultural mission.
Spaces feature beautiful and unique art pieces that stand out. The venue offers a distinctive atmosphere with art that feels personal and memorable.
Good to know
Entry to the Scarab Club is free, making it accessible for casual visits.
The Scarab Club has a total capacity of around 60 people for events.
Parking is limited with a tiny lot available for guests.
Historical building offers an intimate ambiance with classic decor and eclectic vibe. Amenities include a spa suite and a saltwater hot tub, creating a cozy and elegant atmosphere. Live music and bar areas bring lively energy, especially on upper floors.
An upscale historical building offers a unique setting with historic decor and an eclectic vibe. The third floor showcases some of the site's rich history alongside dining options.
Dining in the dark offers a unique experience here. The menu features a distinctive burger and fries alongside a creative dinner and drink selection enjoyed in the library or dining room.
Good to know
The bar is closed on Sundays after a Lions game.
The bar is also closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so no food or drinks are available those days.
Happy hour specials are available in the library with old school Detroit vibes.
Historic jazz club with an Art Deco motif and wooden walls and ceilings creates a classy, elegant atmosphere that transports guests to the 1930s. Live jazz music fills the space with fantastic performances that define the vibe. The venue combines charm and rich history with a focus on music and ambiance.
A beautifully redone historic venue preserves all the charm of its original building. The place feels like stepping into a movie, full of rich history and showcasing the greatness of Detroit.
Handcrafted cocktails stand out with eccentric flavors and unique presentations. The space feels inviting and transportive, creating a distinct atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the venue fills up quickly.
Expect a $75 cover charge for events, which may be added to your tab.
The jazz performances typically last about an hour.
Rooftop bar offers phenomenal city views and a cozy, ambient vibe with a lively music scene that can get loud. The patio space provides a warm, breezy atmosphere protected by high glass walls. Reservations are often necessary due to popularity and special events.
Historic building features art deco architecture and a well-preserved interior. A mini historical museum showcases the building's rich past, all visible from a rooftop bar with incredible views.
Rooftop setting creates a unique and chic vibe. Cocktails come with unique names and the bartender offers solid recommendations. This spot delivers a genuinely interesting rooftop experience.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended to secure a spot, especially on weekends.
The outdoor patio operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Expect a two-hour time limit for seating at the bar.
Pub occupies a historic building with ornate plasterwork and a vaulted ceiling, evoking an old railway station vibe. Atmosphere stays cozy and quiet, with wonderful music at a comfortable volume. Upstairs offers a speakeasy-style private bar, adding a unique touch to the space.
Historic former railway station gives the pub a unique authentic atmosphere and historical decor. The setting adds character not found elsewhere in the city.
Old architecture creates a unique vibe and ambiance. The setting in a past train station offers a distinctive backdrop for enjoying solid food and an extensive beer selection.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 6 pm with $5 drafts and $8 appetizers.
The pub offers half-off bottles of wine instead of a traditional happy hour.
Private events can be hosted in the Whisky Parlor room upstairs.