Gridskipper – gasp! – finds places to visit in the D that are not auto-centric
While its sister site, Jalopnik, waxes enthusiastic about the Auto Show, Gridskipper develops a list of non-car places to visit in the Motor City. While calling it a “Girl’s Guide” is slightly patronizing, there’s still a few good ideas to be found.
While its sister site, Jalopnik,
waxes enthusiastic about the Auto Show, Gridskipper develops a list of
non-car places to visit in the Motor City. While calling it a “Girl’s
Guide” is slightly patronizing, there’s still a few good ideas to be
found.
Excerpts:
Eastern Market: The historic outdoor market is bustling all mornings but is especially exciting on Saturdays at its busiest.
General Motors Renaissance Center: The RenCen is kind of a cool sight seeing stop and it’s definitely a place where you can waste a lot of time.
Lafayette Coney Island:
If you have the inclination to discover native Detroit cuisine, you
have to try their most famous food staple, the Coney dog. And what
better time to consume a large
For the entire guide, click here.
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