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The traditional Detroit Institute of Arts is a well-known landmark in Detroit, the largest city in the Midwestern state of Michigan. Diego Rivera's Detroit industry murals, which were influenced by the city's association with the automobile industry, are the center's most well-known feature. That's how Detroit came to be known as Motor City. The birthplace of Motown Records is another well-known connection to the area. Motown Records' historic headquarters in Hitsville, USA, provides insight into the company's rich past. Detroit is a mainly flat plain with a 19th-century, hexagon-shaped street plan in the city core. Near the river in downtown Detroit are many of the city's civic and commercial structures, though the layout has vanished with the city's growth. The City-County Building, the Convention & Exhibition Building, and Cobo Hall are some of these structures. Constructed in 1977, the Cobo Arena and Heritage Center feature a 73-story hotel. 3 kilometers northwest of the Detroit Cultural Center are public libraries that house the majority of the city's museums.

The Detroit Markets have made a comeback to Cadillac Square this winter, offering locals and visitors a wonderful chance to buy for holiday gifts while supporting small businesses. There are many local vendors here with an extensive selection of goods. For those who enjoy the holidays, Detroit's winter markets are a great place to be because they offer an abundance of family-friendly events, announcements, and engagements.

• Monroe Street Midway : is home to Midway Street, a winter wonderland of recreational opportunities. Benefit from winter bumper cars, the Arctic Slide, puck-putt, the arcade, and other unique areas.
• Ice Skating: "Campus Martius Park's ice rink is currently open. From the minute you step onto the ice, the experienced staff promises an amazing experience. In the Detroit metropolitan region, there are numerous additional locations for ice skating."
• Pewabic Holidays: View Pewabic's most recent creations, which are part of the Winter 2023 collection that features independent artists from all throughout the nation. Don't forget to explore the Pewabic Detroit's Pottery exhibit in the second-floor gallery and stop by the gift store during your visit. Established in 1903, Pewabic Pottery is a historic pottery that continues to flourish in the modern period.
• See a comedy show: The finest laughs are guaranteed at any of the many comedy clubs in the area, from Hamtramck to Waterford. Some of the top comedic talents, including Keegan-Michael Key, Lily Tomlin, Tim Meadows, David Spade, Ken Jeong, Mary Lynn Rajskub, and David Allen Grier, were born in the city. For this reason, comedic performances in Detroit are well-known.