Detroit Nutz and Bolts
The Basics
City Name: Detroit
Where is it located?: Detroit is in Michigan, which is located in the upper midwest
Why do people go there?: Detroit focuses more on economic development than tourism and with good reason – as the country moves away from blue collar workers with increased technology and automation, the staples that made this city great, such as automobile production, are also dissapearing. If you’re headed to Detroit, chances are its more for the surrounding area than the draws of the ity.
How do travelers get there?: Fly, bus, train, or drive.
Currency: US Dollar
City Code: 313
Other phone tips:
Population: 904 100
Languages: English
Travel Information
Neighborhoods:
Attractions: Cars, Jazz Festival
Accommodations: http://www.bootsnall.com/hostels/usa/index.shtml#il
Tourist Office: http://www.michigan.org/
Off-the-beaten-path:
Health Issues:
Tips for Visiting
When to go: There is definitely a bit of a winter chill here – late spring is very nice.
Common Phrases:
City Specific Events:
How to get around?: Buses are best, if you don’t have a car.
Good to know:
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