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Located in the Midwest region of the United States, Detroit, famously known as the "Motor City", is the largest city in the state of Michigan. It rose to prominence in the 20th century with the boom of the automotive industry, and that's the heritage proudly on display in the Henry Ford Museum. On top of that, Detroit's rich music history which birthed Motown Records is celebrated in the Motown Museum. With a skyline defined by modern and post-modern architecture, the city also offers vibrant street art, like the Heidelberg project, lush parks, and a bustling riverfront. Food lovers will find unique Detroit-style pizza and Coney dogs, while sports fans can cheer on professional teams in football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. Detroit appeals to a vast spectrum of tourists, who are eager to understand this complex and evolving American city.

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Detroit was pretty cool.I went there for a conference so I didn't get to see a whole lot.But I didn't get an airbnb for a reasonable price and visited a couple of coffee shops breakfast places and restaurants. I'd say a coffee on average was about six dollars or seven. Detroit felt smaller than I was expecting it too of course this is different if you're downtown. Also, you can see Canada from a lot of different places.It's super super close.

Mantha

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