Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
entertainment scene.
TOURIST INFORMATION
Detroit Convention & Visitors Bureau
(
800-338-7648;
www.visitdetroit.com
)
WEBSITES
tainment options, broken down by neighborhood.
Getting There & Around
miles southwest of Detroit. Transport options from the airport to the city are few: you
can take a cab for about $45; or there's the 125 SMART bus ($2), but it takes one to 1½
hours to get downtown.
Greyhound
( 313-961-8005; 1001 Howard St)
runs to various cities in Michigan and
tures are from downtown (corner of Cass and Michigan) and Wayne State University
(corner of Cass and Warren Aves).
Amtrak
( 313-873-3442; 11 W Baltimore Ave)
trains go three times daily to Chicago (5½
hours). You can also head east - to New York (16½ hours) or destinations en route - but
you'll first be bused to Toledo.
nel Bus to Windsor, Canada. It costs $4 (American or Canadian) and departs by Marin-
er's Church (corner of Randolph St and Jefferson Ave) near the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
entrance, as well as other spots downtown. Bring your passport.
For taxi service, call
Checker Cab
(
313-963-7000)
.