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Sightseeing in Detroit


Tourist Attractions: Some of the popular tourist attractions of Detroit, which are definitely worth paying a visit to are Comerica Park, Detroit Lions at Ford Field, Joe Louis Arena, Detroit Institute of Arts, Ambassador Bridge etc. The Ambassador Bridge is a magnificent bridge over the Detroit River, west of the twin downtowns of Detroit and Windsor. It is built 150 feet above the river, allowing even the tallest of ships to travel beneath it. It is 9,200 feet in length, and was one of the longest suspension bridges in the world when it was opened in 1929. It is the busiest border crossing in North America with more than 10 million vehicles traveling across it annually. It offers the passerby a breathtaking view of both cities, the river, and St. Clair and Erie Lakes.

Museums: The best museums in Detroit are GM World, Detroit Institute of Arts, Fisher Mansion, etc. The GM World has on display exhibits showcasing the products and services of the world's largest automaker company, General Motors. This huge 50,000 square foot museum displays 26 vehicles, which include many never seen before in North America. Product information is disseminated by video and audio players triggered by sensors.

Amusement Parks: Some of the amusement parks of Detroit, which offer thrilling rides for the young and the old alike are Michigan's Adventure, Four Bears Waterpark, Waterford Oaks Water Park, etc. The Four Bears Waterpark spreads over 50 acres. The thrilling entertainment that the park offers includes a triple

water slide, bumper boats, speed slide, and a petting zoo. You can take a shot or two at the miniature golf course. You can bask in the sun in the beach that surrounds the manmade lake. You can also hire jet skis and paddle boats. For the kids, the attractions include an arcade, kiddie rides, and a go-kart track.

Beaches: Some of the beaches you can visit in Detroit to savor the sun, sea, and surf are Metro Beach, Kent Lake Beach, Heath Beach, etc. The Metro Beach is a 1,000 foot sandy beach along the warm, shallow water of Lake St. Clair. The beach and the adjoining park offer splendid views of Lake St. Clair. They are set relatively deep inside the 770 plus acre property and offer lots of privacy too. The amenities that the beach offers is a beach shop, restrooms, a pool with water slides, and a bathhouse. Other things that you can enjoy are a golf course, swimming pool, paved bike trails, and marina facilities.

Outdoor Activities: There are plenty of outdoor activities that you can take part in Detroit. For instance, if you enjoy walking and hiking, then you can pay a visit to the Belle Isle park. This island park encompassing nearly 1,000 acres is a splendid park, which offers outdoor fun to the nature lovers. This has been a favorite refuge of the people of Detroit for nearly 150 years. Close by to the island are two yacht clubs, a swimming beach, a children's zoo, an aquarium, a conservatory, gardens, ball fields, handball courts, tennis courts, and many picnic areas. Some other outdoor activities that you can indulge in Detroit are visits to lakes, rivers, nature parks, zoos, etc.

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