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6 - Morley Candy Factory Tours - Clinton Twp
This is where the magic happens, the Home of Morley Candy Makers! Step inside the famous candymaker's factory for a personal tour. It's a true chocolate lovers pilgrimage! The chocolate factory tour begins with a video presentation of the Morley family history and its humble beginnings in a small restaurant in east Detroit. Then watch Morley's expert candymakers in action as you observe the confection process though our 100 foot observation walkway. At the end of the fascination tour, you'll sample some Morley favorities in our Candy Shop. Self-Guided and "Stop & Shop" tours available Monday though Friday. Advance reservations required. FREE ADMISSION. Tours are available Monday - Friday (excluding holidays).
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5 - The Detroit Institute of Arts
The DIA’s collection is one of the largest, most significant in the United States, comprising a multicultural and multinational survey of human creativity from prehistory through the 21st century. The museum covers 600,000 square feet that includes more than 100 galleries, an 1,150-seat auditorium, a 380-seat lecture/recital hall, an art reference library, and a state-of-the-art conservation services laboratory. The current renovation and expansion will add 77,000 square feet. The Detroit Institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Avenue Detroit, Michigan 48202 Main Line: 313.833.7900 TDD: 313.833.1454
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5 - Detroit Science Center
The mission of the Detroit Science Center is to inspire Detroit area children and their families to discover and appreciate science, technology and engineering in a dynamic, fun learning environment. Location The Detroit Science Center is located at the corner of Warren Ave. and John R Street in the University Cultural Center. 5020 John R Street Detroit, MI 48202 313.577.8400
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4 - Cranbrook Art Museum (Bloomfield Hills)
Cranbrook is a contemporary art museum; part of an internationally renowned center for art, education, and science that includes the Cranbrook Institute of Science. Its collections include works by Eliel Saarinen, Maija Grotell, Duane Hanson, Bruce Nauman, Gilles Peress, and Cranbrook's own academy students, among others.
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3 - Detroit Tours
Detroit and Michigan are filled with things to see and do! DetroitTours.net offers, tours, activities, and tickets. We also provide limo rentals and charter services. Phone (USA): 800-713-7618 Fax (USA): 800-410-8234
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2 - Diamond Jack's River Tours - Hart Plaza Detroit and Wyandotte Tour
Enjoy two hour cruise on the sparkling waters of the Detroit River, the world's busiest international waterway. Passengers of all ages discover countless sights rich in history and anecdote during our expertly narrated river tours.
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2 - Culinary Escapes - Discover the trendy, the traditional, and the undiscovered culinary bourtiques, and restaurants of Southeastern Michigan.
Enjoy a behind the scenes culinary experience at some of Michigan’s renowned and undiscovered gourmet restaurants, ethnic eateries, and specialty food boutiques. Your restaurant tasting guided tour will immerse you in the areas rich history as you stroll from eatery to eatery meeting and interacting with local food experts, all while sampling delicous local cuisines. Whether you’re a couple visiting the metro Detroit area, a local looking for an experience close to home, or a group searching for fun activities, Culinary Escapes has a walking tasting food tour to satisfy you.
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1 - The Detroit Science Center
The mission of the Detroit Science Center is to inspire Detroit area children and their families to discover and appreciate science, technology and engineering in a dynamic, fun learning environment. Founded by Detroit businessman and philanthropist Dexter Ferry nearly 30 years ago, the Detroit Science Center was among the first centers for scientific exploration and learning in the country to include an IMAX® Dome Theatre. An exhibit floor and program plan encouraged hands-on interaction, exploration and study of science and technology. Plans to transform the Detroit Science Center into a leading center for science education began in late 1998. In December 1999, the Science Center broke ground on its $30 million expansion and renovation. More than doubling in size, the Detroit Science Center would offer 110,000 square feet of scientific exploration, including Michigan’s only IMAX® Dome Theatre; a state-of-the-art digital planetarium; the Ford Learning Resource Center learning environments; the DTE Energy Sparks Theater; the DaimlerChrysler Science Stage; an 8,700 square-foot Science Hall for traveling exhibits; five exhibit laboratories – General Motors Motion Laboratory, Dow Foundation Life Sciences Laboratory, Waves & Vibrations Laboratory, Matter & Energy Laboratory and SBC Children’s Gallery; and a Special Events Lobby.
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1 - Greenfield Village (Dearborn)
When a new road forced Henry Ford's beloved birthplace from its original location, Ford decided not only to move it, but to restore and refurnish it to match his boyhood recollections. The restoration received so much press that Ford was inundated with requests to save other buildings. Soon after, the idea for Greenfield Village was born.
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1 - The Henry Ford Museum (Dearborn)
It began as one man’s vision to document the genius of ordinary people by preserving the objects they used in the course of their everyday lives. It grew to become one of the largest collections of its kind ever assembled — a remarkable destination that brings American ideas and innovations to life. There are planes and trains and, of course, automobiles. Lincoln's "Death Chair" is there, and so is the Rosa Parks bus and Thomas Edison's test-tubed last breath. One of just two IMAX Dome theaters in metro Detroit is located here
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