Best places: Tourist attractions in Hamtramck, United States

👍👍 Me and my girlfriends came all The way from Alabama to ride on the “trolley” as we called it. 😂😂😂. We were super lit and was celebrating 3 birthdays!!! We enjoyed ourselves so much that on our next trip we are booking two rides for four hours bc 2 hours isn’t enough for the amount of fun you expe...

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

👍👍 The Riverwalk was a great experience for our entire group. There’s free parking and the area is well-kept. We also noticed security/police presence and felt safe the entire time. The water is beautiful! We were able to get a great view of Canada and we saw several ducks up close and personal. It was...

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

Museum features interactive & revolving exhibits on the city's history, including recreated streets.

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

Largely below street level, this 2-mile greenway offers urban art plus pedestrian & biking lanes.

Baseball stadium features tiger statues on top, a 50-ft. Ferris wheel & a diverse food court.

City square with concert space & seasonal ice-skating, plus a bistro amid fountains & trees.

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

👍👍 This park always has some very creative and innovative displays. Not to mention being a great green space just outside of Downtown Detroit. Great place to relax.

Waterfront park with a lighthouse & river walk, plus trails, picnic areas & shoreline fishing.

👍👍 I was on vacation for a few days in Michigan and stayed about 25 minutes away from here. I just had to see for myself the beauty of this place and I was not disappointed. I attended a high mass for Assumption of Our Lady and was blown away by the chants, the organ, the overall reverence of this TLM....

👍👍 Beautiful! Beautiful! The history this church holds is phenomenal. There is a tomb of an ancient priest who was founder of Michigan ave the road that leads from Detroit to Chicago right inside the chapel. There great music and Monsignor Chuck and Father Ryan are amazing!

Simulated outdoor recreation experiences like biking, plus local nature displays, in a roomy museum.

Massive fountain built in 1923, featuring white marble bowls & spouts shaped like lions & turtles.

👍👍 Gorgeous repurpose of an old abandoned shipyard. A beautiful addition to the Detroit Riverwalk!! During the winter time, there is a weekend special event from December through February!! Very clean and beautiful glasshouse gathering space with great restaurant selection foods and a bar. Outside seat...

Sprawling facility with artifacts & exhibits detailing the Great Lakes & local maritime history.

Grand, restored circa-1904 public aquarium known for its extensive collection of gar fish.

Imposing 1800s church featuring landmark twin towers & an ornate interior with granite columns.