Detroit Attractions: See Them From A Charter Bus
Detroit may not be a notable vacation destination, but there are still plenty of interesting attractions to see when you are on board a Detroit charter bus. In Detroit, you can see the Motown Historical Museum, the New Detroit Science Center, Olympia Stadium, the Shalom Street Museum, the Detroit Historical Museum, and many other attractions.
The Somerset Collection in Troy has great upscale shopping destinations such as Sak's Fifth Avenue and Gucci. But if you feel like taking a Detroit charter bus to a great meal, you can visit the Andiamo Riverfront Restaurant inside the Winter Garden at the Renaissance Center.
Take a Detroit charter bus to the Detroit Zoo and see creatures from far and away. Kids will like the Detroit Science Center for its many hands-on exhibits. The Motorsports Museum and Hall of Fame is another kid-friendly attraction accessible by a Detroit charter bus. For adults, the MGM Grand Detroit Casino is a great place to gamble.
The Heidelberg Project is an attraction off the beaten path that you can still get to via a Detroit charter bus. It is surrounded by giant sunflowers, and boasts the art of Tim Burke. There are great art projects for children, art installations and art workshops. The Solanus Casey Center is complete with a sculpture and gardens devoted to a Detroit Capuchin friar who could become the first U.S.-born man to be declared a saint by the Vatican.
Outside of the city in Dearborn, you can take a Detroit charter bus and see the Automotive Hall of Fame, while Bloomfield Hills boasts the Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum and the Cranbrook Institute of Science. Written by Ed Telmany - President of Salesand
