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Place	Location	Category	Description
Campus Martius Park(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	park, wi-fi	Detroit's Gathering Place. Attractions include a summer stage, featuring musical acts of the Campus Martius Park Concert Series, and The Rink, a winter ice rink with available skate rental.
Detroit Riverside Hotel (closed)(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	hotel	Built in 1965 as the Ponchartrain Hotel. It stands on the site where the original settlement, Fort Pontchartrain, was built in 1701. Original plans called for a second tower west of the first but it was never built. Later a
Penobscot Building(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	office building	Designed by Wirt C. Rowland of the leading Detroit architectural firm Smith, Hinchman and Grylls, the Penobscot Building was the tallest building in Detroit from 1928 until the completion of the Renaissance Center in 1977. The Penobscot Building can be
Comerica Tower(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	tower, building, bank, woodward	Former Headquarters for Comerica Bank. Also known as the 500 Woodward Building or One Detroit Center. Original plans called for a matching tower to be known as Two Detroit Center east of this where the parking structure now stands.
Gem and Century Building(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	theatre, restaurant	The Gem and Century buildings are of the oldest buildings in Detroit. The Century Building was built in 1903, and the ajoining Gem Theatre was built 25 years later. The Gem and Century buildings have faced many extinction crises, including
Book Tower and Book Building (abandoned)(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	building	The Book Tower, built in 1926 and the Book Building, built in 1917 were both designed by Detroit-based architect, Louis Kamper who also designed the nearby Book Cadillac Hotel. A third tower at the south end of the block was
Ford Auditorium(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	auditorium, concert	Officially named the Henry and Edsel Ford Auditorium, this was a gift from the Ford Family and Ford Dealers nationwide to the City, sadly no longer operative. From 1956 to 1989 it was home of Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Harmonie Centre(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	building	Built as the Breitmeyer Building, this was among Detroit's first "tall" buildings in this area. Unique in that corner location, has two facades. This was the first elevator building to operation in Detroit. It was also known as the Breitmeyer-Tobin
International Center Building(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	waterfall, office building, restaurant	Located in Greektown, the International Center Building is linked to the luxurious Athenium Suite Hotel and Conference Center, as well as retail shops and bars and restaurants. The Atheneum Suite Hotel and Conference Center shares indoor courtyards with this office
Michigan Building(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	theatre	Formerly Michigan Theater Featured in the movies "8 Mile", and "The Island". The parking garage still contains many remnants of the old theatre. The curtain, decorative elements in the ceiling and walls, and backstage utilities. Also the site where Henry
Detroit-Ontario Underground Railroad Memorial(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	memorial	The two sculptures that make this memorial honor the involvement of Detroit, and the State of Michigan with the Underground Railroad system, with a network of operatives and safe houses and a point of debarkation to Windsor, Canada.
Horace E. Dodge & Son Memorial Fountain(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	fountain, memorial	The Horace E. Dodge and Son Memorial Fountain is Hart Plaza's focal point. An impressive water monument that is even more impressive when lit during summer evenings. In her will, Anna Thompson Dodge bequeathed a sum to the City to
Detroit Princess Riverboat(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	boat, luxury, night club	www.detroitprincess.com/ Phone: (877) DET-BOAT Mail: Detroit Princess Riverboat; P.O. Box C; Grand Ledge, MI 48837 The Detroit Princess Riverboat is docked on the Detroit River at Hart Plaza. It offers lunch and dinner cruises, live entertainment, and various events. The
St. Andrew's Hall and The Shelter(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	concert hall, night club	Nightclub The entrance to The Shelter is located in back of the building. www.standrewshall.com
GM Renaissance Center Wintergarden(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	renaissance	Located at GM Renaissance Center, behind the Riverfront Plaza and Promenade the Wintergarden is a beautiful atrium leading to The GM World exhibits Entrance to GM Wintergarden on Civic Center drive. www.gmrencen.com/
One Woodward Avenue(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	building, landmark	High-rise office building, built in 1962 as headquarters for the Michigan Consolidated Gas Company and designed by Minoru Yamasaki and Associates, who later designed the World Trade Center Towers. A skywalk links the One Woodward Building to the Guardian Building
Spirit of Detroit(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	sculpture	The Spirit of Detroit is perhaps the city's best-known outdoor sculpture. The $40,000 was commissioned in 1955 and dedicated in 1958. The solid bronze statue was created by sculptor Marshall Fredericks. This super sized seated figure holds in his left
Noguchi's Pylon Tower(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	tower	Noguchi's pylon sculpture located in Hart Plaza as a symbol of Detroit's rebirth in 1974. (We have a lot of symbols of rebirth, don't we?)
Broderick Tower(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	building	Almost completely vacant, the David Broderick Tower will go through interior restoration, soon to be residential living, loftspaces. This building can be recognized by the Wyland Whale mural. Yep, a whale mural. In Detroit.
Guardian Building(en)	Canada / Ontario / Windsor (Detroit)	building, deco	The Guardian Building is one of the most significant Art/Deco skyscrapers in the world. It was built in 1929, for the newly formed Union Trust Company. It features Pewabic tile on its interior and exterior and has Tiffany glass inlaid

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