Detroit is a City in Michigan

Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michiganrestaurants. The suburbs are also good for clubs and
and the seat of Wayne County. Detroit is a majorbars.
port city located north of Windsor, Ontario, on theThe Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge is the
Detroit River, in the Midwest region of the Unitedonly international wildlife preserve in North America,
States.uniquely located in the heart of a major metropolitan
Detroit offers attractions for everyone, from ourarea.
zoo and museums to our exciting restaurants,The Refuge includes islands, coastal wetlands,
nightlife, festivals and events. We look forward tomarshes, shoals, and waterfront lands along 48 miles
your visit to our great city.of the Detroit River and Western Lake Erie shoreline.
Tourism is an important component of the regionsA continental climate which is influenced by the Great
economy. The area has some of the nations finestLakes. Winters are cold with moderate snowfall. The
hotels, casinos, performance centres, stadiums,earliest officially measurable snowfall occurred on
convention centres, theatres, museums, libraries,October 12, 2006. Winters are generally cold, with
schools, parks, beaches, and infrastructure to supportnight time temperatures sometimes dropping below
economic growth. On the tourist front, catch the10, while summers are warm with temperatures
Detroit Institute of Art, Charles H. Wright Museum ofsometimes exceeding 90. Average monthly
African American history, Henry Ford museum and ofprecipitation ranges from about two to four inches.
course the Motown museum.Snowfall, which typically occurs from November to
Detroit has been through some tough times. Butearly April, ranges from an average of 1 to 10 inches
things are currently on a real and perfect time toa month. The highest recorded temperature was 105
catch the city. River town for jazz and blues bars,on July 24, 1934, while the lowest recorded
Greek town, packed with all things Mediterranean andtemperature was 24 on December 22, 1872.
the theatre district for upmarket bars and