
Detroit is a melting pot of ethnicities and we're proud to celebrate our diversity with museums, festivals and, above all, food. You don't have to travel far in The D to immerse yourself in the customs of another world.
Arab American National Museum
http://www.arabamericanmuseum.org/
First and only museum devoted to Arab-American history and culture. (Dearborn/Wayne District)
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
http://www.thewright.org/
World's largest institution dedicated to the African-American experience. (Downtown Detroit District)
Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus
http://www.holocaustcenter.org/
America's first freestanding Holocaust museum. (Greater Novi District)
Polish Art Center
http://www.polartcenter.com/
Showcasing Hamtramck's treasury of Polish heritage. (Downtown Detroit District)
Also visit:
Greektown
http://greektowndetroit.org/
Delicious dining, dancing, gaming. Opa! (Downtown Detroit District)
Hamtramck
http://hamtramck.us/
Michigan's most diverse city, with a strong Polish heritage. (Downtown Detroit District)
Mexicantown
http://mexicantown.com/
Detroit's Hispanic enclave is alive with food, bakeries, music and dancing. (Downtown Detroit District)
“Lafayette Coney Island, The Joe, Comerica, Ford Field, The Fox, and even the people mover...love me some Detroit no matter what. “ – Mike C.
Visit the campus’ Museum of European Jewish Heritage for a look inside Jewish culture, lifestyle, education and more.
It doesn’t take a ton of cash to enjoy the city’s sights. Our suggestions include some free, some that cost a few bucks.
Browse our album and submit your favorite pic to our ongoing Depict The D contest.