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Explore Greenfield Village , a 90-acre historical village that features 83 authentic historic structures, including Thomas Edison's laboratory and the Wright Brothers' bicycle shop. Afterward, take a tour of the Ford Rouge Factory , where Ford F-150 pickup trucks are assembled.

Visit the Motown Museum , a tribute to the Motown sound and its founder, Berry Gordy. Learn about the history of Motown music and take a guided tour of the Hitsville U.S.A. recording studio.

End your night with dinner at The Rattlesnake Club, a fine dining restaurant located on the Detroit River that offers stunning views of the city skyline and the Windsor, Ontario skyline across the river.

Start your day with a visit to Belle Isle Park, a 982-acre island park in the Detroit River that features a variety of recreational opportunities, including a conservatory, a zoo, and a maritime museum.

Visit the Detroit Historical Museum to learn about the history of Detroit and its people, including its role in the automotive industry and the civil rights movement. Afterward, take a stroll through Eastern Market, a historic public market that offers a variety of fresh produce, meats, and other goods.

Spend the evening at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, which offers a variety of classical and contemporary performances throughout the year.

Take a trip to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation , which features a vast collection of artifacts from American history, including the Rosa Parks bus and the JFK presidential limousine.

Visit the Detroit Zoo, which features a variety of animals from around the world, including polar bears, tigers, and penguins. Afterward, head to Royal Oak, a suburb of Detroit known for its nightlife and entertainment options.

End your night with dinner at Prime and Proper, a steakhouse located in downtown Detroit that offers a modern take on classic steakhouse fare.

Start your day with a visit to the Detroit Riverfront, which features a variety of parks, trails, and other recreational opportunities.

Visit the Michigan Science Center, which offers hands-on exhibits and programs that explore science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts. Afterward, head to Corktown, a historic neighborhood in Detroit known for its restaurants and bars.

Spend the evening at the Fox Theatre, a historic theater in downtown Detroit that hosts a variety of concerts, shows, and other events throughout the year.