Best places: Museums in Hamtramck, United States

Museum featuring 100+ galleries with American & global art on display, from ancient to modern eras.

Exhibits explore African-American history from the Middle Passage to the Underground Railroad.

Restored 1904 factory for the Ford Model T featuring historical tours & many original cars.

Collection of the label's art & memorabilia plus the famous studio A & The Supremes' costumes.

Abandoned industrial site turned sculpture park, with graffiti & art made from recycled materials.

👍👍 We took a tour of the guardian building. What an amazing building! The history, the art, the architecture, and our guide, Michael, were all amazing. Definitely would recommend to anyone that wants to know more about Detroit! Or really anyone that has some free time. It's worth it!

This contemporary art center displays the work of African-American artists in 4 exhibition spaces.

Science & technology museum for kids offers interactive exhibits, a planetarium, shows & a cafe.

😠 I don't typically leave reviews, but this event was so terrible I felt the need to try and warn others. We paid $97.00 for two tickets to see King Tut, not to mention $10.00 to park. Complete waste of money and time. The show started at 6:30pm and we were back in our car going home before 7:00pm. Y...

Century-old ceramic studio offers one-of-a-kind pieces & classes alongside historical exhibits.

This local artist-run gallery first opened in 1930 & today offers free tours & art sales.

👍👍 Came here for an amazing pop-up by Tunde Wey. What a night of deep convo about deep issues.

👍👍 Hamtramck is history and a museum for Hamtramck history makes for a brilliant way to capture the past and position for the future. I talked with Greg, chairman of the board and a lifelong professional journalist, about how everyone from the labor unions to the State of Michigan have come together to...

👍👍 Glorious. A beautiful and historic church in Midtown Detroit. It's historic for its age, over 120 years old, and for its role in the Underground Railroad. In fact there they host the Underground Railroad Living Museum. I was there during the annual Noel Night listening to a concert of madrigal singe...