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| Downtown The city's central business district. It is home to several nice parks, the country's second-largest large theatre district, great architecture, and many of the city's attractions. It is Detroit's center of life. |
| Midtown-New Center The city's cultural center, home to several world class museums and galleries. The area is also home to some great 1920s architecture. It is probably the most unique destination in Detroit. |
| East Side This part of the city includes much of the riverfront, Belle Isle, the historic Eastern Market, Pewabic Pottery, and more. |
| Southwest Side Home to many of the city's ethnic neighborhoods, such as Mexicantown and Corktown. The area is mostly known for its cuisine in these ethnic neighborhoods; however it is also home to many historical sites, such as the Michigan Central Station, Tiger Stadium, and Fort Wayne. |
| West Side Home to many historic neighborhoods, the University District, the Michigan State Fair, and much of the infamous 8 Mile. |
| Hamtramck-Highland Park While not part of the City of Detroit, the cities of Hamtramck and Highland Park are entirely surrounded by Detroit, with the exception of where they each border one another. Hamtramck is sometimes referred to as "Poletown" because of the large Polish population and influence in the city. Highland Park is home to many historic buildings and neighborhoods. |
