Southeast Michigan
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Southeast Michigan is the region of Michigan closest to Ohio and the Canada|Canadian province of Ontario. Although the name is commonly used to mean "the Detroit area", and the state's megalopolis is an important presence, it contains considerably more than the Motor City.
Contents
- 1 Regions of Southeast Michigan
- 2 Cities
- 3 Southeast Michigan Halal Travel Guide
- 4 Local Language in Southeast Michigan
- 5 Travel to Southeast Michigan
- 6 Get Around
- 7 What to see in Southeast Michigan
- 8 Best things to do in Southeast Michigan
- 9 Halal Restaurants in Southeast Michigan
- 10 Stay Safe
- 11 News & References Southeast Michigan
- 12 Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Southeast Michigan
Regions of Southeast Michigan
Metro Detroit |
Jackson County |
Lenawee County |
Livingston County (Michigan) |
Monroe County (Michigan) |
Sanilac County |
St. Clair County (Michigan) |
Washtenaw County |
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Cities
- Ann Arbor — Home to the University of Michigan, has a vibrant downtown and arts scene.
- Detroit - largest city in Michigan and the Motor City
- Jackson (Michigan)|Jackson — Home of the State Prison which is the largest walled prison in the world.
- Southfield
- Wyandotte (Michigan)|Wyandotte
Southeast Michigan Halal Travel Guide
Local Language in Southeast Michigan
English is by far the most common language in this part of the nation.
Travel to Southeast Michigan
Buy a Flight ticket to and from Southeast Michigan
- Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (IATA Code: DTW) in Romulus
- Bishop International Airport (IATA Code: FNT) in Flint
Get Around
By Railroad
For starters, visit the website of the Southern Michigan Railroad Society for a basic gist if needed.
By Transit Bus
Lake Erie Transit is head-quartered in Monroe.
What to see in Southeast Michigan
Best things to do in Southeast Michigan
- Beaches, Canoeing, Kayaking, and more Metro Detroit's popular destinations include Metropolitan Beach in Harrison Township., Stony Creek Beach, and Kensington Beach. Detroit's Huron Clinton Metro Park system is a great source of fun. Enjoy canoe trips on the Huron River].
- Golf Metro Detroit has many award winning golf courses. Try Detroit's Metro parks [https://, Street John's Resort in Plymouth, and more.
- Horse Racing Hazel Park Raceway, Northville Downs, and Windsor Raceway.
- Palazzo di Bocce - 4291 S. Lapeer Road - In Orion Township, about 40 minutes north of Downtown, is the largest and most elaborate bocce facility in the United States, and perhaps the world. You can play bocce on one of 10 indoor tournament-sized courts with court hosts and hostesses to help if you don't know the game. You can obtain cocktails and eat courtside while playing, or later in the restaurant, which serves authentic Italian food. Palazzo was the site of the 2005 U.S. national tournament, and hosted the 2005 Singles World Bocce Championships attended by athletes from 17 nations in September. Very popular for group events; Friday and Saturday nights are more crowded.
- Skiing and Snowboarding in Metro Detroit - Mt. Brighton Ski Area, 4141 Bauer Rd., Brighton, MI. Near I-96 & Monday - 23 in Metro Detroit. See also, Alpine Valley ski area, Apple Mountain Ski Resort, Baki Maountain Cross Country Ski Trails, Mt. Holly ski area, Pine Knob ski area.
Halal Restaurants in Southeast Michigan
Wild grapes for one's pick-me-'round, especially in and around the River Raisin's water shed while exploring the river itself.
Stay Safe
If in case you feel unfamiliar with the rest of the region (at least when it comes to highways, though) and the Monroe County Library System could be your best option.
News & References Southeast Michigan
Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Southeast Michigan
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