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Signature City Detroit

Program No. 21851RJ
Detroit has the nation's only floating post office and created its first stretch of paved road. Come join our experts for an insider's look at this fascinating city.

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At a Glance

Explore Detroit's important role in American history and experience the city’s comeback for yourself. Learn about Henry Ford, who invented the assembly line but also was one of America's most important benefactors of innovation and preservation of American history. Delve into the story of the Great Migration of African Americans who flocked to the city to work in the automotive industry. Discover how the wealth of the city transformed it into a center for the arts, at the Detroit Institute of Arts, one of America's most important art museums and trace the origins of the Motown Sound and the musicians who made it. Experience firsthand how businesses large and small have taken on the entrepreneurial role of rebuilding Detroit and the dynamic energy of the city, the revitalized river-front, newly renovated historic buildings and the spirit of Detroit moving forward.
Activity Level
On Your Feet
Walking and standing in museums and on field trips for up to 2 hours, over 2 miles, per day.
Small Group
Small Group
Love to learn and explore in a small-group setting? These adventures offer small, personal experiences with groups of 13 to 24 participants.

Best of all, you’ll…

  • Explore the Detroit Institute of Arts, including Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry fresco cycle and other highlights.
  • Learn about Henry Ford and his legacy at the Eleanor and Edsel Ford Estate, The Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village and the Ford Rouge Factory.
  • Examine the Great Migration, Detroit’s African American history and the music of Motown.
Featured Expert
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Samuel Donald
A native of Detroit, Samuel Donald has a love for music and his community. After teaching in Detroit area schools for more than a decade, he founded Youth City, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing students with professionally organized programs in music and career development. Currently, he is co-producing the six-part documentary, “Detroit Music,” which intends to educate local youth about notable musicians who grew up in the same neighborhoods. Samuel previously worked as the road manager for Detroit artists David and Delores Winans.

Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.

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Samuel Donald View biography
A native of Detroit, Samuel Donald has a love for music and his community. After teaching in Detroit area schools for more than a decade, he founded Youth City, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing students with professionally organized programs in music and career development. Currently, he is co-producing the six-part documentary, “Detroit Music,” which intends to educate local youth about notable musicians who grew up in the same neighborhoods. Samuel previously worked as the road manager for Detroit artists David and Delores Winans.
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Robert (Robin) Boyle View biography
Robin Boyle is a professor of urban planning at Wayne State University, and has served as chair of the Geography and Urban Planning Department, and later as associate dean. Born and educated in Scotland, Robin worked as a visiting professor at several international schools including the Melbourne School of Design in Australia. For more than 30 years, Professor Boyle was also a member of the UK Royal Town Planning Institute. Recently, he completed a study of surface transportation options between Detroit Metro airport and downtown.
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Program
At a Glance
Duration
6 days
Program Begins
Detroit, MI
Program Concludes
Detroit, MI
Group Type
Small Group
Meals
12 | 5B | 4L | 3D |
Activity Level
Explore Detroit's important role in American history and experience the city’s comeback for yourself. Learn about Henry Ford, who invented the assembly line but also was one of America's most important benefactors of innovation and preservation of American history. Delve into the story of the Great Migration of African Americans who flocked to the city to work in the automotive industry. Discover how the wealth of the city transformed it into a center for the arts, at the Detroit Institute of Arts, one of America's most important art museums and trace the origins of the Motown Sound and the musicians who made it. Experience firsthand how businesses large and small have taken on the entrepreneurial role of rebuilding Detroit and the dynamic energy of the city, the revitalized river-front, newly renovated historic buildings and the spirit of Detroit moving forward.)
Best of all, you'll...
  • Explore the Detroit Institute of Arts, including Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry fresco cycle and other highlights.
  • Learn about Henry Ford and his legacy at the Eleanor and Edsel Ford Estate, The Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village and the Ford Rouge Factory.
  • Examine the Great Migration, Detroit’s African American history and the music of Motown.
Featured Expert
Profile Image
Samuel Donald
A native of Detroit, Samuel Donald has a love for music and his community. After teaching in Detroit area schools for more than a decade, he founded Youth City, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing students with professionally organized programs in music and career development. Currently, he is co-producing the six-part documentary, “Detroit Music,” which intends to educate local youth about notable musicians who grew up in the same neighborhoods. Samuel previously worked as the road manager for Detroit artists David and Delores Winans.
Please Note:
This expert may not be available for every date of the program
Activity Level
On Your Feet
Walking and standing in museums and on field trips for up to 2 hours, over 2 miles, per day.
Small Group (13 to 24)
Love to learn and explore in a small-group setting? These adventures offer small, personal experiences with groups of 13 to 24 participants.
Suggested Reading List
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You can also find many of the books we recommend at the Road Scholar store on bookshop.org, a website that supports local bookstores.
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Duration
6 days
5 nights
What's Included
12 meals | 5B | 4L | 3D |
2 expert-led lectures
10 expert-led field trips
1 performance
An experienced Group Leader
5 nights of accommodations
Taxes and customary gratuity
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Activity Note
Hotel check-in available from 4:00 p.m. Remember to bring your nametag (sent previously).
Afternoon:
Program Registration: 3:00 p.m. After you check in and have your room assignment, join us at the Road Scholar table to register with the program staff, get any updated information, and confirm the time and location of the Orientation session. If you arrive late, please locate your Group Leader and let them know you have arrived. Orientation: 5:00 p.m. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. We will learn from a series of local experts who will give lectures and lead field trips. Program-related travel and transfers will be via private motorcoach unless noted otherwise. Meals will feature local cuisine in a variety of settings. Periods in the schedule designated as “Free time” and “At leisure” offer opportunities to do what you like and make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Dinner:
At the hotel.
Evening:
After dinner, we’ll enjoy a lecture by a local expert on the history of Detroit.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving under 10 miles total with multiple stops, approximately 3 hours riding time. Getting on/off the Detroit People Mover (downtown public transit loop) for dinner; approximately 20 minutes roundtrip between Greentown and the hotel. The People Mover will take us close to our destinations, but plan on walking a couple of blocks each time we use it.
Breakfast:
In the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
We will begin the day with a walking exploration of the city with a local expert, who will provide us with an up-close look at downtown Detroit. Here, we will see how an area once dominated by heavy industry has given way to a beautiful waterfront. We will be amazed by the wide array of architecture styles ranging from mid-19th-century to modern and learn how the city has undergone many renaissances. We will feel the energy of a downtown on the rebound – one that – until recently – was known as a ghost town. We’ll return to the hotel for a short break then board a motorcoach and ride to lunch.
Lunch:
Not to be missed, we'll visit a Detroit institution for lunch: Buddy's Pizza – serving up famous Detroit-Style pizza! They also serve salads, ravioli, chili, and subs.
Afternoon:
We’ll board the motorcoach with our local expert for an extended exploration of Detroit. In the city’s recent past, stories of crime and decline dominated the media. Now dubbed the “comeback city,” its turnaround is making news. We will rediscover Detroit’s fascinating history and experience the revitalization as we travel aboard a motorcoach throughout the heart of the Motor City and soak up the sights, sounds, and scents of this compelling place. Along the way, our local expert will shed light on numerous factors that led to the dramatic rise and fall of this former industrial powerhouse that put the world on wheels, and reveal who’s behind the revitalization. Crown jewels, legendary landmarks, and hip new happenings - we'll see it all!
Dinner:
This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. With the Group Leader, we’ll take the People Mover from the hotel to Greektown, where you can choose from its many eateries.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving 40 miles, approximately 2 hours total riding time. Walking and standing for 1.5 hours in the morning, up to 2 hours in the afternoon.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
We’ll start the day with a drive along Lake Shore Road to the town of Grosse Point to visit the Ford Estate. The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House illustrates the home life of this prominent American family who were cultural, social, and economic leaders of their times. The comfortable yet artfully designed and decorated mansion was the centerpiece of the Ford family’s life. We'll hear the inside stories and visit the mansion and gardens with an expert.
Lunch:
Not to be missed, we'll visit a Detroit institution for lunch: American Coney Island – serving up Detroit’s famous hot dogs! They also serve salads, gyros, chili, and other carnival-inspired favorites. Please note that this venue's vegetarian options are very limited.
Afternoon:
We will then depart for a field trip to the Charles Wright Museum of African American History. One of the world’s oldest independent African American museums, “The Wright” dedicates itself to exploring the legacy of African Americans from Harriet Tubman to the Tuskegee Airmen to Aretha Franklin. We'll then transfer to the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum for a guided exploration. The Ford Model T car was assembled at the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant. It is recognized as one of the most significant automotive heritage sites in the world. We'll return to the hotel via motorcoach.
Dinner:
This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. Upon arrival back to the hotel, we will walk across the pedestrian passage into the GM Renaissance Center with the Group Leader for an overview of the exhibits and facilities. We'll enjoy a choice of the many eateries in the Center.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a motorcoach six times; driving about 30 miles, under 1 hour total riding time. The Ford Rouge Factory exploration is a walk long a ramp above the factory floor, a 0.3-mile walk for the full circuit. Walking and standing for up to 2 hours at a time; be sure to wear your most comfortable shoes and darker pants.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
We will head out via motorcoach to Dearborn for a full day of exploration and discovery of Henry Ford as a collector of American History and as the innovator of the factory assembly line. We will view the actual Rouge Factory in action and examine America’s memorabilia in the collections of The Henry Ford Museum on exclusive expert-led visits.
Lunch:
We will receive meal vouchers to be used at any of the dining options at the Henry Ford complex.
Afternoon:
We’ll continue on to explore Greenfield Village. With the included village ride pass, we can ride the steam locomotive, horse-drawn Carriages, the Model T, and the 1913 Carousel. We will wander through the seven historic districts that illustrate America’s history. We’ll then return to the hotel via motorcoach.
Dinner:
While at the jazz club for dinner, we'll listen to a jazz pianist at this unique Detroit venue.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving 40 miles, approximately 2 hours total riding time. Walking and standing for 1.5 hours in the morning, up to 2 hours in the afternoon.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
We will engage in a discussion with a local Detroiter who grew up in the culture of Detroit’s music. During this lecture, we will learn about the history of Motown. We will explore “Hitsville U.S.A.,” the small house where music history was made – now the Motown Museum – as the recording studio where The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and so many more artists came to record the hit songs that changed the way America thought of music.
Lunch:
A voucher is provided for lunch on arrival at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Afternoon:
We will take in the highlights of the Detroit Institute of Arts on an expert-led visit. Then, we'll have some time to explore more of the exhibits on our own. Among the top art collections in America, notable works include Mexican artist Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry fresco cycle, which Rivera considered his most successful work, and Vincent van Gogh’s Self Portrait, the first Van Gogh painting to enter a U.S. museum collection.
Dinner:
At a local restaurant. Share favorite experiences and enjoy camaraderie with new Road Scholar friends during our farewell dinner.
Evening:
At leisure. Prepare for check-out and departure in the morning.
Activity Note
Hotel check-out by 11:00 a.m.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
Following breakfast, we will have a brief program wrap-up with our Group Leader. This concludes our program. If you are returning home, safe travels. If you are staying on independently, have a wonderful time. If you are transferring to another Road Scholar program, detailed instructions are included in your Information Packet for that program. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Don’t forget to join our Facebook page and follow us on Instagram. Best wishes for all your journeys!
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MEALS
12 Meals
5 Breakfasts
4 Lunches
3 Dinners
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian, Low Salt, Low Fat, Gluten Free
LODGING
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5 nights
Location: Detroit
The Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown is in a prime location in the Entertainment District. The hotel is a short distance from Ford Field, Comerica Park, Hollywood Casino at Greektown, and Little Caesar's Arena. It is also a short walk to public transportation: Cadillac Center Station and Greektown Station.
5 nights
Location: Detroit
The Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown is in a prime location in the Entertainment District. The hotel is a short distance from Ford Field, Comerica Park, Hollywood Casino at Greektown, and Little Caesar's Arena. It is also a short walk to public transportation: Cadillac Center Station and Greektown Station.
5 nights
Location: Detroit
The Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown is in a prime location in the Entertainment District. The hotel is a short distance from Ford Field, Comerica Park, Hollywood Casino at Greektown, and Little Caesar's Arena. It is also a short walk to public transportation: Cadillac Center Station and Greektown Station.
5 nights
Location: Detroit
The Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown is in a prime location in the Entertainment District. The hotel is a short distance from Ford Field, Comerica Park, Hollywood Casino at Greektown, and Little Caesar's Arena. It is also a short walk to public transportation: Cadillac Center Station and Greektown Station.
5 nights
Location: Detroit
The Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown is in a prime location in the Entertainment District. The hotel is a short distance from Ford Field, Comerica Park, Hollywood Casino at Greektown, and Little Caesar's Arena. It is also a short walk to public transportation: Cadillac Center Station and Greektown Station.
Participant Reviews
4.9
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Barbara – Class of 2004 | Batavia, IL
Wonderful time to explode previous stereotypes about a once-vibrant city that went through some hard times but is now rebounding. Lessons to be learned here.
— Review left October 23, 2024
Carl – Class of 2024 | Lancaster, PA
A varied program provided an excellent opportunity to learn about Detroit.
— Review left October 1, 2024
John – Class of 2018 | Memphis, TN
If you think Detroit is a burned out, high crime city, you will be pleasantly surprised. The hotel is downtown and there is a large area that you can safely walk around between the riverwalk and the stadium area. There are lots of restaurants. Streets are clean and people are very friendly and they are proud of their city. I suggest using Google Earth to get familiar with the downtown area. It is easy to get around and there are only a few streets that you need to know. This is an ambitious tour and it concentrates on cars, history, music, art, architecture, and there are plenty of food options for the two free nights.
— Review left September 18, 2024
Joan – Class of 2024 | Jamestown, NC
There is so much to see and learn about in Detroit and the area. Beautiful downtown with interesting architecture. Great museums. Go soon before it's overrun with the tourists it deserves.
— Review left September 17, 2024
Florence – Class of 2019 | New York, NY
Detroit is much more than our previously-held ideas about the city. It has a rich history, wonderful residents, a good deal to see and appreciate over a five-day visit.
— Review left September 13, 2024
Christy – Class of 2021 | Longmont, CO
Detroit is safe, clean, and being beautifully restored. This program is a wonderful mix of museums, vehicle factory tours, and lectures about the decline and revival of a great city.
— Review left August 11, 2024
Ana – Class of 2007 | Indianapolis, IN
A comprehensive intro to an interesting American city. Great passionate instructors.
— Review left August 10, 2024
Patricia – Class of 2019 | Elizabethtown, PA
Fascinating city with lots of history - musical and automotive! Great architecture, museums and restaurants.. Detroit is definitely on the upswing!
— Review left May 28, 2024
Ann – Class of 1998 | Washington, DC
I learned a lot about Detroit in this excellent program. Sue, the group leader was superb: very personable and organized. Detroit is a fascinating city and I am glad I signed up for this program. It is one day too short, but otherwise excellent.
— Review left May 27, 2024
Marc – Class of 2016 | Washington, DC
An amazing program. There is so much to do in Detroit and I fell in love with the City. This program packs a lot in and it is as worth every minute! I give this program six stars on a four-star scale!
— Review left May 26, 2024
Cynthia – Class of 2000 | Concord, NH
Not knowing anything about Detroit but its bankruptcy and shuttered homes, I was happy to see that the city's coming back. I like the "re-purposed" buildings being saved enhancing the struggle the city has had.
— Review left May 24, 2024
Michael | Aptos, CA
Road Scholar is an excellent way to experience the joy of travel. The Team offers great information, direct and accessible venues, and diverse programs.
— Review left May 22, 2024
Marc – Class of 2005 | Washington, DC
Detroit, despite its reputation, has a LOT to offer historically, aesthetically, and culturally, and this superbly planned program covers most of the bases very well. The city still faces socio/economic challenges, but its downtown and its midtown cultural/museum district have come alive over the last decade, and this program covers them very well, as well as the auto industry which has underlain much of Detroit's economy for the last century. But a tip: as long as the program remains (only) four full days long, I suggest you give yourself an extra day on your own to see several items the program (already full) cannot cover in just 4 days, including the Historical Society Museum, more time at the Charles Wright African-American history museum, and perhaps Henry Ford's Greenfield Village (a Midwest equivalent of Williamsburg).
— Review left October 22, 2023
Kathryn – Class of 2018 | Battle Creek, MI
Detroit has a bad reputation- and it doesn't deserve it - it is unique and changing, more people need to explore it.
— Review left October 5, 2023
Eleanor | Victor, NY
A packed 4 days in Detroit gave us a new appreciation for the history and future of the city.
— Review left October 2, 2023
Cynthia – Class of 2023 | Grove City, OH
This was my second Road Scholar trip and it did not disappoint. I highly recommend a trip to Detroit. So much to see and do. Some family and friends wondered why I would choose to go to Detroit. I'm so glad I went and they would be wise to consider a trip to a wonderful city with much to offer.
— Review left September 30, 2023
Anne – Class of 2014 | Valencia, CA
This was a very educational trip to an urban destination you might not think to visit. Some stunning architecture, beautiful natural surroundings and a variety of sites to see and visit. The Motown information was so interesting and visiting a truck assembly line was a plus. The Ford Museum and estate were lovely places to experience. Would highly recommend this trip.
— Review left September 23, 2023
Gail – Class of 2013 | Redwood City, CA
A great trip to Detroit. Very fast paced but learned alot about this "up & coming" city.
— Review left September 23, 2023
Arlene – Class of 2016 | Los Angeles, CA
This program has really changed my perspective about Detroit. It has really made strives in recent years to make a comeback. The city is clean and beautiful! There are so many interesting things to see in and about the city, from Hitsville, USA, to the Ford factory. I highly recommend this program. Come see for yourself!
— Review left September 15, 2023
Allene – Class of 2001 | Glen Mills, PA
I've changed my opinion about the city of Detroit...it's dynamic, growing and is moving in the right direction....forward.
— Review left May 21, 2023
Marian – Class of 2017 | Cedar Rapids, IA
What a terrific tour of Detroit and surrounding areas we just experienced! Sue was a fantastic group leader and we could feel her love of the area as she showed us around town. Our bus drivers, our local guides, our hotel, our restaurant meals and the sights and sounds were great. This was a very memorial five day adventure.
— Review left October 29, 2022
Carol – Class of 2005 | Columbia, MO
We would highly recommend this Signature City adventure. You will not be disappointed with the variety of learning adventures and excellent instructors. It is surprisingly easy to get around the downtown hotel area on foot or by car. It is clean, safe and full of gorgeous old buildings.
— Review left October 25, 2022
Jerry – Class of 2005 | Columbia, MO
Detroit, a city of glamour and very current!
— Review left October 22, 2022
Morris – Class of 2012 | Madison, WI
A fine introduction to the "new" Detroit. I think I got a good flavor of the city, its residents and its history.
— Review left October 2, 2022
Celeste – Class of 2021 | Peoria, IL
Great trip for history buffs!
— Review left September 17, 2022
Alan H – Class of 2018 | Coral Springs, FL
I enjoyed visiting The Food Field and learning about how this non-profit group is feeding the community with fruits and vegetables. The Motown Museum was very enjoyable and I learned some things that I was not previously aware of. I also got to view at the Rouge Factory how an F-150 Truck is put together on a moving assembly line. I had the benefit of exploring Greenfield Village. I also had the advantage of visiting Edsel and Eleanor Ford House and Garden. I also appreciate the visit to the Charles H. Wright Museum. With my free time in the evening I was able to go see on opening night Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations. I had see this show previously but enjoyed it again with my friend, as well as three new Road Scholar friends in the city where the group started. As a bonus at the end of the show the writer of the show, Dominique Morisseau, came out from backstage to talk to the audience as well as their longtime manager, Shelly Berger, and the sole survivor of the group, Otis Williams. What a special treat their appearances were.
— Review left August 14, 2022
MaryKate – Class of 2022 | Toronto, Canada
A very interesting program that will change the way you see Detroit and get you thinking about city revitalization programs. Great variety of experiences.
— Review left August 13, 2022
Cheryl – Class of 2014 | New York, NY
Detroit is so interesting and has so much to see. You cannot imagine how great a trip it is. The only thing I did not like was the hotel. My room was not cleaned the entire time and the breakfast was very boring and limited.
— Review left August 12, 2022
Keith – Class of 2006 | San Diego, CA
Forget your preconceived notions about Detroit. For most tourists, it is "off the radar," but definitely worth a visit. The Road Scholar program is a great overview of the city and some of it's major attractions. Highly recommended.
— Review left May 31, 2019
Helen – Class of 2014 | Washington, DC
Detroit?! Who would want to go to Detroit? The answer is you if you are interested in learning how cities deal with extraordinarily difficult circumstances and survive. And we can't forget Motown. You will be amazed by how modest Studio A produced the marvelous sounds of the Supremes, the Temptations and many others.
— Review left May 25, 2019





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