Great Local Bars - Old Miami, Park Bar and Abick’s Bar

Touring and visiting all the historic sites and landmark attractions in Detroit can be trying and tiring, even with a charter bus at your disposal. So, when the sun sets, you might be looking around for a good night spot to chill and hang out with the family and friends that you have brought along for the trip. Here are some suggestions from some of our loyal Detroit charter bus rental customers.

1. The Old Miami

3930 Cass Ave., Detroit, MI 48201
(313) 831-3830
Dive Bar in downtown Detroit

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Getting To Know Detroit’s Historic Sites

While some would balk at the idea of spending vacation time in Detroit, we contend, as with some of our Detroit bus charter customers, that while Detroit does not necessarily symbolize or present itself as a tourist attraction or popular vacation spot, there is charm that lie in its skyscrapers, historical landmarks and neighborhoods. Extensive effort has been made to revive many Detroit neighborhoods which many have considered it ‘neglected’ and ‘abandoned’. For example, rows of old buildings and factories have been demolished over the years to pave a way for newer attractions, buildings and brand new office buildings.

Charming manicured lawns and parks at Belle Isle

Frederick Law Olmsted was commissioned to work on the island afterDetroit bought the island in the 1800s. The island lies in Detroit River, which stands between the United States and Canada. Frederick Law Olmsted who worked on New York City’s Central Park knew how to work his magic into the island’s 982-acre worth of land space.

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