Downtown Ann Arbor is not large, so it's easy to get around just by walking. In fact, free parking is almost nonexistent, especially when the town is full of students, so you'll probably prefer to walk anyway. Occasionally you'll find an unused parking meter; you'll have to feed it money between 8AM-6PM on weekdays and Saturdays, otherwise they're free. There are parking lots and buildings scattered around downtown; they're free on Sundays, otherwise you can generally expect to pay around 80 cents to $1 per hour.
The Greyhound Bus Station in Ann Arbor
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Ann Arbor
Where To Stay & Best Hotels in Ann Arbor - updated May 2024
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