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Detroit. Home to motor cars, Motown, Joe Louis, the MC5, Alice Cooper and of course Aretha. You can’t ignore its contribution to modern culture
Located by the Detroit River and on the opposite bank to the Canadian town of Windsor, Detroit was a boom town in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The rapid growth of manufacturing industries attracted thousands to settle here. It became the biggest city in the state of Michigan and one of the most important in the USA.
It is definitely worth a visit. You can discover its museums and galleries, be entertained at some of its many theatres, watch top class sports or just enjoy a walk along the riverfront. It does not take long to find your way around downtown. Public transport is good and includes the Detroit People Mover which not only does what it says but also provides great views of the city.
If you want to travel in style I recommend Zoro Harper to provide you with safe and reliable conveyance. Like many residents of Detroit. Zoro cares about the city and also the people who come to visit it. Thank you Zoro.
I stayed at the Hilton Garden Hotel where I received great hospitality and I was well fed. I even had Stevie Wonder as a neighbour.
Wasn’t that lovely?
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