The second oldest Catholic Church in the United States, Ste. Anne de Detroit was founded in 1701. Following a series of tragedies and change of locations, the current church, located near the Ambassador Bridge, is the eighth Ste. Anne's and dates back to 1886. It's a finely detailed Gothic structure with flying buttresses and four gargoyles near the entrance. The wood altar was taken from the 1818 church. It has the oldest stained glass in Detroit, a beautifully hand-carved communion rail and an impressive old pipe organ. Mass is celebrated daily, with some Sunday masses in Spanish. This is one of the city's greatest architectural and historic treasures.
Located in Dearborn, the Henry Ford Museum showcases the fascinating history of American innovation. You'll find a 1909 Ford Model T on display, as well as the bus that Rosa Parks made a stand on in 1955. See a kitchen from the 1930s, a locomotive, and other interesting historic memorabilia. The range of items in the museum is wide, featuring interesting pieces relating to manufacturing, transportation, entertainment, and technology.
Built in 1841, this Roman Catholic church was originally founded by German immigrants. The church was rebuilt in 1884 with a Victorian Gothic style with details inspired by the Venetian Renaissance and the Pisan Romanesque style of architecture. Take a look inside and you'll be amazed at the solid granite columns! It's a perfect place to feel one with the almighty while appreciating the church's architectural beauty. The sight is a Contributing property of the country.
The scenic Lakeside Park invites visitors in a beautiful setting that takes you away from the jarring city sounds. Escape the pace and enjoy natural bliss at this park as you take a stroll down their well marked trails. Grab your picnic basket and come in here to spend quality time with your family. Offering phenomenal views of the Lake Erie, the park has well curated flower gardens that pique the interest of botanists. Weddings, receptions, and other celebrations can also be held here.
Since 1972, Royal Skateland has entertained countless generations of Detroit's denizens with old-fashioned fun on four-wheeled shoes. The opening hours are often sporadic, in which Saturday and Tuesdays have skate nights. The club reserves Sundays for adults, and if you want to host a private party, Royal Skateland is also available.