Detroit/Midtown-New Center

Fisher Building, Detroit - The iconic Fisher Building is the main symbol of New Center

Midtown is the cultural center of Detroit. It is home to several museums and galleries, such as the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. Just north of Midtown is New Center. This area developed in the 1920s as a business hub that would offer convenient access to both Detroit/Downtown|downtown and outlying factories. New Center is home to some great 1920s architecture.

The Midtown-New Center area is bounded by I-75 to the east and south, Monday - 10 to the West, and Highland Park to the north.

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Detroit's New Center is considered to be the world's first edge city, a business hub remote from, but related to, a main urban core. It developed in the 1920s with the construction of several historic buildings, such as the Cadillac Place and the Fisher Building. Some of these buildings were designed by Albert Kahn, who is called the Architect of Detroit as he designed dozens of historic buildings in Detroit in the 1920s.

Detroit's Midtown attracts millions of people annually with its great museums and other cultural centers. It is also home to Wayne State University's main campus. On any given day, Midtown is probably the busiest place in town, with three times its population commuting in.

How to travel to Detroit/Midtown-New Center

By car

If coming from the north: Take I-75 South to Exit 53A towards Warren Avenue. Keep straight to go onto Chrysler Drive. Next, turn right onto Warren Avenue East. You will then arrive in Midtown and stay straight on Woodward or Cass Avenues.

If coming from the south: Take I-75 North towards Detroit and continue to Exit 50 towards Grand River Avenue. Keep straight to go onto the Fisher Freeway West. Finally, turn left onto Woodward and you will arrive in Midtown.

If coming from the east: Take I-94 West and continue to Exit 215C toward Monday - 1/Woodward Ave/Brush Street. Keep straight to get onto the Edsel Ford Freeway East. Finally, turn left onto Woodward Avenue and you will arrive in Midtown.

If coming from the west: Take I-96 East and take Exit 190A to merge onto I-94 East towards Port Huron. Take the Monday - 1/Woodward Ave Exit 215C toward John R Road. Keep straight to go onto the Edsel Ford Freeway East. Turn right onto John R Road. Next, turn right again onto Hendrie Street to Woodward Avenue and you will arrive in Midtown.

What to see in Detroit/Midtown-New Center

Midtown

Architecture

Colonel Frank Hecker House 5510 Woodward Ave 42.361575, -83.067003 - Col. Frank J. Hecker House - Hecker House - Detroit Michigan Built in 1888, this Châteauesque-styled house would make you think you were in Paris. It currently is home to offices, but it is still worth a stop to just see the architecture. The house was based on the Château de Chenonceaux near Tours, France.

Detroit Public Library 5201 Woodward Ave 42.3586, -83.0667 at Farnsworth Ave ☎ +1 313 833-1000 Opening Hours: Tuesday - W Noon-8PM, Thursday - Saturday 10AM Monday - 6PM Free Detroit Public Library Built in 1921, the Italian Renaissance building features white Vermont marble. It holds the second largest amount of books in Michigan after the library at the University of Michigan.

Maccabees Building - Wayne Tower | 5057 Woodward Ave 42.357778, -83.065556 - Maccabees Building MacabeesBuilding2010 This high-rise truss tower was constructed in the neo-gothic architectural style, using a great deal of limestone, much like the Detroit Masonic Temple. This Albert Kahn-designed building is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Old Main 4841 Cass Ave 42.355063, -83.067263 - Old Main has been a part of Wayne State University's main campus since it was built in 1934. It was built over a four year period out of limestone from the land directly in front of it. The structure was designed in a Classical Revival style.

The David Whitney House

Museums

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Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History 315 E Warren Ave 42.359, -83.061 ☎ +1 313 494-5800 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 9AM Monday - 5PM, Sunday 1PM Monday - 5PM $8 adults, $5 children and seniors Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History - Charles Wright African-American Museum This museum, founded in 1965, holds the world's largest permanent exhibit on African American culture. Artwork in the main rotunda features the names of figures from African-American history, such as Prince Hall. See how many you know!

Detroit Historical Museum 5401 Woodward Ave 42.3596, -83.0673 ☎ +1 313 833-1805 Opening Hours: T-F 9:30AM Monday - 4PM, Saturday - Sunday 10AM Monday - 5PM Free Detroit Historical Museum - Historical Museum This museum chronicles the entire history of Detroit, from the time of French settlement to the 21st century. The Detroit Historical Museum was founded in 1914 when historian Clarence M. Burton donated his collection to the Detroit Public Library, which led to the creation of the museum.

Detroit Institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Ave 42.359292, -83.064797 ☎ +1 313 833-7900 Opening Hours: W-Thursday10AM Monday - 5PM, F 10AM Monday - 10PM, Saturday - Sunday 10AM Monday - 6PM $8 adults, $6 seniors, $4 youth Detroit Institute of Arts - Detroit Institute of Arts July 2018 1 - A201549 It has one of the largest and most significant art collections in the United States. The DIA ranked as the second largest city-owned museum in the United States with an art collection worth more than one billion dollars. Its first painting was donated in 1883, and today its collection consists of over 65,000 works. The actual building of this 677,000 square foot museum is highly regarded by architects.

Michigan Science Center 5020 John R Street 42.3584, -83.0621 ☎ +1 313 577-8400 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9AM Monday - 3PM, Saturday - Sunday 10AM Monday - 6PM Michigan Science Center This museum features many hands on exhibits and a IMAX Dome theater, a planetarium, and a kids' town during special events.

Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit 4454 Woodward Ave 42.3527, -83.0607 ☎ +1 313 832-6622 Opening Hours: W, Saturday & Sunday 11AM Monday - 5PM, Thursday - Friday 11AM Monday - 8PM Free Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit This non-collecting contemporary art museum is housed in a 22,000 square foot building that used to be a car dealership. The architecture is intentionally raw and unfinished, and is intended to reflect the scars of urban blight which surround it.

First Living Museum 33 E Forest Ave 42.355264, -83.06259 at Woodward Ave ☎ +1 313 831-4080 $12-15/person

Underground Railroad museum at the First Congregational Church of Detroit; a one-hour re-enactment Flight to Freedom Tour has visitors shackled with wrist bands at the beginning of an Escape as passengers on a simulated Underground Railroad where they are led to Freedom by a Conductor, hiding from bounty hunters, crossing the Ohio River to seek refuge in Levi Coffin's abolitionist safe house in Indiana before arriving to “Midnight”, code name for Détroit, and safe haven at the First Congregational Church of Detroit before reaching Canada and Freedom.

Theatre

Orchestra Hall
Masonic Temple Theatre

Historic neighborhoods

East Ferry Avenue Historic District
West Canfield Historic District

Brush Park Historic District - Woodward East | on Alfred, Edmund, and Watson Streets from Brush Street to John R Street - It is known for its restored High Victorian-style residences constructed for Detroit's wealthy of the late 19th century.

New Center

Architecture

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Argonaut Building 485 W Milwaukee Street 42.368056, -83.075 - Argonaut Building - ArgonautBuildingDetroit This building, designed by Albert Kahn, is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The 275-unit structure structure is an Art Deco building, and uses primarily brick and limestone in its materials.

Cadillac Place 3044 West Grand Blvd 42.3686, -83.0756 - Cadillac Place - General Motors building 089833pv - This National Historic Landmark opened as the second largest office building in the world. Designed by noted architect Albert Kahn, it is an exquisite example of Neo-Classical architecture. Originally the General Motors Building, it had housed the company's world headquarters from 1923 until 1996, when the company moved Detroit/Downtown|downtown.

Fisher Building 3011 W Grand Blvd 42.369306, -83.076944 - Fisher Building - FisherBldgDetroit - This National Historic Landmark lies in the heart of New Center. The Fisher Building itself is a good enough reason to visit New Center. The office building rises 30-stories with a roof height of 428 ft. Designed in Art Deco, it is considered Albert Kahn's greatest work. The year of its construction, the Fisher building was honored by the Architectural League of New York as the year's most beautiful commercial structure. The building has been called Detroit's largest art object. Free tours of Fisher Building are available (check website for exact schedule).

Museums

Motown Museum / Hitsville U.S. A 2648 W Grand Blvd 42.364167, -83.088444 ☎ +1 313 875-2264 Opening Hours: T-Sa 10AM Monday - 6PM $15 adults, $10 seniors & children Hitsville U.S.A. - A987935"Hitsville U.S.A." is the nickname of Motown Records first headquarters. It was purchased by Motown founder Berry Gordy in 1959, and converted into the record label's administrative building and recording studio. All of the early Motown hits by artists such as Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Marvelettes, Marvin e, Tammi Terrell, The Temptations, The Supremes, Martha & the Vandellas, The Jackson 5, and The Four Tops, among others, were recorded in the studio at Hitsville. Since 1985, The Hitsville U.S.A. building has been the site of the Motown Historical Museum, dedicated to the legacy of the record label, its artists, and its music. Owned and operated by Esther Gordy Edwards, sister of Berry Gordy, the Motown Museum contains exhibits featuring costumes, photos, and records from Motown's success era. Also featured are Motown's "Studio A" and Berry Gordy's upstairs apartment, decorated to appear as they did during the 1960s.

Historic neighborhoods

Arden Park-East Boston | on East Boston and Arden Park Boulevards - This neighborhood was created in 1892 with spacious lots to attract the city's wealthier residents. Architectural styles represented in Arden Park-East Boston include Italian Renaissance, Colonial Revival, Tudor, Bungalow style and Prairie Style. The neighborhood's most prominent landmark is the Gothic-styled Gothic Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

Boston-Edison | West Boston Boulevard, Chicago Boulevard, Longfellow Avenue, and Edison Avenue, stretching from Woodward Avenue on the east to Linwood Avenue on the west - This neighborhood consists of over 900 homes, making it the largest residential historic neighborhood in the nation. In 1891, Edward W. Voigt obtained the land that makes up Boston-Edison and platted spacious lots and set building restrictions that established the unique character of the neighborhood. Architectural styles represented include English Tudor revival, Roman and Greek Revival, French Provincial, Colonial Revival, Italian Renaissance, Prairie Style, and Vernacular. Henry Ford was one of the earliest residents of this neighborhood.

Piquette Avenue Industrial | along Piquette Street, from Woodward Avenue on the west to Hastings Street on the east. - The area along Piquette was an important center for automobile production in the early 20th century. Several automakers, such as Ford, Dodge, and Cadillac, had plants in this area. The Ford Piquette Plant, a National Historic Landmark, is a three-story mill-style building and where the first Model Ts were built.

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Events

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New Center summer events - Detroit. A summer long series of weekly events including concerts, food festivals, happy hour, and outdoor movies in New Center Park near the Fisher Building.

Dally in the Alley - An annual festival of live music, visual arts, performance, food and soft-drinks that takes place in the alleys of the Cass Corridor, the weekend after Labor Day.

Dirty Show - Detroit International Erotic Art Exhibition, popular event.

Fash Bash A cutting edge fashion event and fund raiser coordinated by the Detroit Institute of Arts, featuring big name celebrities, traditionally held in August.

Detroit's Vibrant, Underground Arts Scene Detroit is home to over 80 galleries, with artists hailing from around the world. Artists are attracted to Detroit due to its abundance of raw, under-utilized industrial space and its inspiring environment of pre-Depression perioid buildings. Detroit's public information campaign, discoming.com "The World is Coming, Get in the Game"] features an discoming.com/gallery.htm online tour of this arts scene.
Detroit's Music Scene The Detroit sound is the sound of the world. It is shaped by Detroit's unique past, its cultural diversity, its energy and its future. Detroit's public information campaign, "The World is Coming, Get in the Game" features an online tour of this music scene. Keep in mind that unlike some cities, there is no central entertainment neighborhood (Greektown only partially counts) and many up and coming groups play at venues scattered throughout the area. Website gspot.com Motor City Blog lists music events happening in the Detroit area.

Sports

Little Caesars Arena 42.3412, -83.0549 - Little Caesars Arena Little Caesars Arena panorama - A8154984 Opened in September 2017 as the new home of the city's Ice hockey in North America|NHL and NBA teams, respectively the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons. While the Wings had previously played a few blocks away at the since-demolished Joe Louis Arena, the Pistons had played in the northern suburbs for nearly 40 years before returning to Detroit proper.

Theatre

Fisher Theatre - 3011 W Grand Blvd 42.369658, -83.076978 ☎ +1 313 872-1000 - This theatre is located inside the Fisher Building and is one of Detroit's oldest venues. The theatre is adorned with marble, Indian rosewood and walnut paneling, and crystal and bronze decorative work.

The Majestic Theater 4120-4140 Woodward Ave 42.351458, -83.060144 - At combines a show space, a theater, cafe and a bowling alley. Rock -n- Bowl is in the Majestic Theater complex. The oldest bowling alley in the state. DJs play old-school punk and new wave music while you bowl. You can get up close and personal to the bands or shoot pool while listening to live music. Highly recommended for checking out some new music whether it be local or a touring band.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Detroit/Midtown-New Center

Eastern Market 2934 Russell Street - Detroit. Historic Farmers Market. Hours 7AM - 5PM. Monday to Saturday. Closed Sundays.

Pure Detroit Detroit. Detroit Souvenirs. Stores inside the Renaissance Center, the Fisher Building, and the Guardian Building.

Submerge Records - 3000 E Grand Blvd between John R and Brush - Record shop in New Center specializing in Detroit techno and other electronic music.

Halal Restaurants in Detroit/Midtown-New Center

Vegetarian Friendly

Seva | 66 E Forest ☎ +1 313 974-6661 100% vegetarian food, very vegan friendly, gluten-free options always available upon request, including desserts! Located behind an art gallery with entrance on the side of the building, very urban chic, and delicious! .

Avalon Bakery | 422 W Willis Street ☎ +1 313 832-0008 Bread is $3.25-$5 a loaf Assorted breads, vegetarian sandwiches, cookies, muffins, coffee and espresso are served here. Located in the Cass Corridor near Wayne State.

Cass Cafe - 4620 Cass Ave ☎ +1 313 831-1400 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 11AM Monday - 11PM; bar until 2AM; Saturday 5PM Monday - 1AM; bar until 2AM; Sunday 5PM Monday - 10PM; bar until midnight. $5 to $10 Hip restaurant, bar & art gallery. Located in the Cass Corridor near Wayne State. Voted "Best place to take friends from New York" by the Metro Times

Goldengate Café | 18700 Woodward Ave 3 Blocks South of 7 Mile ☎ +1 313 831-1400 Opening Hours: Monday - Tuesday noon-8PM, W-Thursday11AM Monday - 11PM, F noon-11PM, Saturday noon-9PM, Sunday noon-7PM Most entrées: $7-$9 Friendly vegan cafe. Busiest nights are on Wednesday when they have a drum circle.

Traffic Jam and Snug | @jam.com 511 W Canfield Street ☎ +1 313 831-9470 Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 11AM Monday - 10:30PM,F-Sa 11AM Monday - Midnight, Sunday 11AM Monday - 8PM Bakery, dairy and brewery. This was one of the first brew pubs in Michigan. Has a vegetarian sandwich, vegetarian burger and vegetarian burrito.

Roma Cafe - 3401 Riopelle (Via Roma) at Erskine

Shangri-La | 4710 Cass Cass & Forest ☎ +1 313 974-7669 - Detroit's dim sum. Excellent Chinese food and sushi.

Union Street - 4145 Woodward Avenue between Alexandrine and Willis - Very good food, great drinks.

Upscale

Cuisine Restaurant - French | 670 Lothrop, Detroit New Center area, behind the Fisher Theatre

David Whitney House | 4421 Woodward Avenue ☎ +1 313 832-5700 - The David Whitney House was built in 1894 for one of Michigan's wealthiest citizens at the time, David Whitney. It has 52 rooms, 218 windows, 20 fireplaces, a secret vault in the dining room, and an elevator. The house has been a restaurant since 1986.

The Bronx Cafe 4476 2nd Ave 42.352235, -83.066892 at Prentis ☎ +1 313 832-8464 Opening Hours: Until 2AM daily

"The darkest bar on the planet." The Bronx is a dive bar by any scale, however the drinks are very effective, the pool table works and the jukebox has depth. This is a place to go to relax and knock back a few with your buddies, or to bring an ugly date you just don't want to look at. However, watch where you park your car, as the parking lot across the street is not public and they will tow your car after the businesses in the strip mall close. PBR is $1. Also, enjoy the unique experience of coming out of a bar at 2AM and blinking because it's so bright outside.

The Old Miami 3930 Cass Ave 42.348938, -83.062306 between Selden and Alexandrine ☎ +1 313 831-3830 Opening from Monday to Saturday 10AM Monday - 2AM, Sunday noon-2AM

"Miami" is an acronym for "Missing in Action Michigan"; as such the walls in this Midtown dive bar are lined with memorabilia from the Vietnam War and other battles. War vets, bikers, punks, students, and others come here for the affordable drinks, live gigs, and the spacious backyard, which hosts some events during the summer months.

Union Street Saloon - 4145 Woodward Avenue between Willis and Alexandrine ☎ +1 313 831-3965 Opening Hours: Monday - W 11:30AM Monday - midnight, Thursday 11:30AM Monday - 1AM, F 11:30AM Monday - 2AM, Saturday 4PM Monday - 2AM, Sunday 11:30AM Monday - 8PM $5-$20 Union Street’s building dates back to the early 1900s when a hardware store/auto parts store were part of a thriving Woodward Avenue. Across the street is the Garden Bowl and the Majestic Theatre built in 1918 and remains in operation. The menu is a creative fusion of American, European, and Asian inspired dishes.

Hopcat 4265 Woodward Ave 42.35246, -83.06160 ☎ +1 313 769-8828 - Has a wide variety of beers.

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Muslim Friendly hotels in Detroit/Midtown-New Center

Inn at 97 Winder 97 Winder Street ☎ +1 313 832-4348 +1 800-925-1538 +1 313 832-4543 Elegant, luxurious, Victorian mansion in downtown just two blocks from Comerica Park.

Inn on Ferry Street - 84 E Ferry Street 42.361384, -83.065487 between Woodward and John R ☎ +1 313 871-6000 - A collection of luxurious Victorian bed & breakfasts lining Ferry St. in a historic neighborhood downtown. Adjacent to the world renowned Detroit Institute of Arts.

Hotel St. Regis Detroit - 3071 W Grand Blvd 42.370252, -83.074838 between Woodward and 2nd ☎ +1 313 873-3000 +1 313 873-2574 - Luxury hotel in stately European styled elegance, casual, old-world feel, intimate setting, urban location, fine restaurant, La Musique - Cajun steakhouse, private fitness center, and 10,000 sq. ft. of meeting space in the historic New Center area with Cadillac Place, adjoins the beautiful Fisher Theatre, a National Historic Landmark, featuring Broadway shows, behind is Cuisine (French) Restaurant. Nearby are Ford Hospital, Wayne State University, Motor City Casino, and downtown.

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