Michigan Cities

Michigan Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods are parts of a city, not separate municipalities. These guides cover local character, restaurants, housing, parks, transportation and nearby attractions for each one.

Downtown Detroit

Downtown Detroit runs from the riverfront to Grand Circus Park, with the Financial District, Campus Martius and the theater district packed into a compact grid.

Midtown Detroit

Midtown stretches north of downtown along Woodward Avenue, anchored by Wayne State University, the Detroit Medical Center and the cultural district.

Corktown

Corktown sits just west of downtown, one of Detroit's oldest neighborhoods, with Michigan Avenue running through its center.

Greektown

Greektown is a compact historic district east of downtown, centered on Monroe Street and its restaurants.

Eastern Market

Eastern Market is Detroit's historic public market district, a warren of sheds and warehouses northeast of downtown.

New Center

New Center sits between Midtown and the Boston-Edison neighborhood, built around the Fisher Building and the former General Motors headquarters.

Brush Park

Brush Park lies between downtown and Midtown, known for its Victorian mansions and a wave of new residential construction.

Woodbridge

Woodbridge is a historic residential neighborhood west of Midtown, with Victorian homes along tree-lined streets.

Cass Corridor

The Cass Corridor runs along Cass Avenue through Midtown, between the cultural district and the university.

Lafayette Park

Lafayette Park sits east of downtown, known for its mid-century modern housing towers and townhouses set in open green space.

Rivertown

Rivertown runs along the Detroit River east of the Renaissance Center, with riverfront parks and a mix of housing.

West Village

West Village is an east-side Detroit neighborhood along Kercheval Avenue, known for its walkable commercial strip and historic homes.

Indian Village

Indian Village is a historic east-side neighborhood of large early twentieth-century houses along Burns, Iroquois and Seminole streets.

Boston-Edison

Boston-Edison is a historic residential district on the city's west side, with more than 900 houses built for Detroit's early industrial leaders.

Palmer Woods

Palmer Woods is a historic district of large homes on curving, wooded streets in northwest Detroit.

Sherwood Forest

Sherwood Forest is a small historic residential district in northwest Detroit, adjacent to Palmer Woods.

University District

The University District sits in northwest Detroit near the University of Detroit Mercy, with tree-lined streets and historic homes.

Rosedale Park

Rosedale Park is a historic neighborhood on Detroit's west side, with brick homes built largely between the wars.

Grandmont

Grandmont and the Rosedale-Grandmont area form a residential district on Detroit's west side along Grand River Avenue.

Bagley

Bagley is a west-side Detroit neighborhood in the Grandmont-Rosedale area, with early twentieth-century homes and a diverse population.

Southwest Detroit

Southwest Detroit lies west of the Rouge River and south of Michigan Avenue, one of the city's most densely settled districts.

Mexicantown

Mexicantown is the commercial heart of Southwest Detroit, centered on Bagley Avenue and Vernor Highway near the Ambassador Bridge.

Hubbard Farms

Hubbard Farms is a historic southwest Detroit neighborhood near the river, with Victorian-era housing.

East English Village

East English Village is a residential neighborhood on Detroit's east side, near the Grosse Pointe border.

Jefferson Chalmers

Jefferson Chalmers is an east-side neighborhood along the Detroit River, with canals and waterfront access.

North End

The North End sits north of New Center, historically a center of Black business and culture in Detroit.

Islandview

Islandview is a small east-side neighborhood between West Village and Jefferson Chalmers.

Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald is a northwest Detroit neighborhood along the Livernois corridor, one of the city's historic retail streets.

Grand Rapids

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Downtown Grand Rapids

Downtown Grand Rapids centers on the Grand River, with the convention district, Arena District and Monroe Center's shops and restaurants.

Heartside

Heartside is the neighborhood south of downtown around Ionia Avenue and Wealthy Street, with a long history of warehousing and social services.

Heritage Hill

Heritage Hill is one of the largest urban historic districts in the country, with more than a thousand nineteenth and early twentieth-century homes.

Eastown

Eastown is a walkable neighborhood centered on Wealthy Street and Lake Drive southeast of downtown.

East Hills

East Hills sits between Eastown and downtown, with Cherry Street and Wealthy Street crossing the neighborhood.

Midtown Grand Rapids

Midtown runs along Michigan Street northeast of downtown, near the city's hospital district.

West Grand

West Grand is a west-side neighborhood along West Grand Boulevard and Bridge Street, northwest of downtown.

Westside Grand Rapids

The Westside stretches west of the Grand River, with Stockbridge, John Ball Park and a mix of residential streets and small industry.

Creston

Creston is a north-side neighborhood along Plainfield Avenue, north of downtown.

Alger Heights

Alger Heights is a southeast Grand Rapids neighborhood centered on Alger Street and Eastern Avenue.

Ottawa Hills

Ottawa Hills is a residential neighborhood south of downtown, with brick streets and historic homes.

Baxter

Baxter is a southeast neighborhood along Wealthy Street and Baxter Street.

Belknap Lookout

Belknap Lookout sits on the bluff northeast of downtown, with views over the Grand River and the city skyline.

Roosevelt Park

Roosevelt Park is a southwest neighborhood around the park of the same name, near the Grand River.

Cherry Hill District

The Cherry Hill District runs along Cherry Street southeast of downtown, with a compact commercial strip.

Wealthy Street District

The Wealthy Street District runs east from downtown through Heartside, East Hills and Eastown.

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