It’s no secret that Motor City has gone through some hard times. But here’s our little secret – it’s a pretty amazing town, and some of us think that it’s still the most beautiful place in the world. If you’ve lived here for awhile, chances are that you’re so accustomed to the city that you take its beauty for granted. Take a look at these 13 stunning pics that will remind you just how gorgeous this place truly is.
- The city at night is simply stunning.
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- The bright lights, excellent food, and festive vibe make Greektown one of the most vibrant parts of the city.
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- The James Scott Memorial Fountain in Belle Isle Park is beautiful when it’s all lit up at night.
Mike Boening Photography/flickr
- Sometimes, just stopping and looking up will give you an entirely new perspective.
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- The Riverfront is the perfect place for an afternoon stroll.
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- The Hart Plaza Arch under a clear, blue sky. The arch was built as a landmark dedicated to the labor movement in Detroit.
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- The view from Belle Isle. From here, the city looks like a storybook town.
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- Views on a cold, clear winter day; the city is magical.
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- The MacArthur Bridge in front of the city’s skyline. This photo looks almost like a painting.
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- Built in 1865, the Detroit Library is truly an architectural work of art.
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- Diego Rivera’s murals are one of the most iconic works of art at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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- Photographer George Thomas calls this one, “Detroit at the Golden Hour,” which certainly seems fitting.
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- Comerica Park - the best place in Detroit to be on a warm, spring day.
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What’s your favorite place in Detroit? Share your photos with us in the comments!
Mike Boening Photography/flickr
Jason Mrachina/flickr
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Blue Skyz Miami/flickr
Scott Smithson/flickr
themactep/flickr
Bryan Debus/flickr
Onasill ~ Bill Badzo/flickr
George Thomas/flickr
Ryan Hyde/flickr
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