Kayak off of Belle Isle or Peche Island or out to the base of the Ambassador Bridge while you are in Detroit. If you would prefer hiking, explore large parks such as the areas near Lake St. Clair and Graham Lakes. Detroit is also the home o… read more
There is a strong German presence in Detroit, Michigan, dating back to the arrival of immigrants in the early nineteenth century. In 1866, August Marxhausen printed the first copies of the German-language "Die Familienblaetter" newspaper, a… read more
Detroit, often stereotyped as a gritty, industrial place, may not be the first city that comes to mind when thinking of outdoor activities. Which is a shame, since the presence of the 983-acre Belle Isle Park, the numerous lakes and rivers… read more
Detroit, Michigan, has plenty of activities to engage in year-round. The waterfront offers swimming, boating, skiing and watercraft sports. Parks, trails, walkways and play areas are scattered throughout the city. Before starting the day, h… read more
While fish and chips began and remain a common, inexpensive British meal for the masses, it has also found a home in popular American cuisine. Popularized by the Arthur Treacher's and Long John Silver fast food restaurant chains, you can fi… read more
Tiramisu is one of the most popular after-dinner deserts in traditional Italian cuisine. Technically a cake, the dish is made by dipping savoiardi (or lady finger biscuits) in espresso or dank coffee and sometimes rum or liqueur and adding… read more
The Detroit lakes area offers a vast range of activities. In summer, water buffs can take to more than 400 lakes and enjoy kayaking, renting a boat or canoe and water skiing. In winter, more than 200 miles of manicured trails are made avail… read more
Detroit, Michigan is a mecca for those that love sports and other activities. Check Comerica Park, where you can watch a Tigers game or take your children to the mini amusement park, or check out the beach and golf course at Belle Isle. Aft… read more
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