The reverse side of Detroit





I want to tell you about what really is the city of Detroit, which is usually described as a city of anarchy and lawlessness. Look.

The reverse side of Detroit



Quite often, the American city of Detroit is positioned as a modern ghost town, where anarchy, banditry and complete devastation. But Detroit there is another side, which few people said. Read more fairly informative.

The reverse side of Detroit

Start with murals that greet travelers immediately upon entering the city. DETROIT - City creatives and artists, and it is more than obvious.

The reverse side of Detroit

The reverse side of Detroit

The reverse side of Detroit

This is the most beautiful painting in the city. They are inside the Detroit Institute of Arts, a closed courtyard, filled with the works of Diego Revere, as if what he saw as Detroit, the old Detroit.

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That's just the entrance to this institution

The reverse side of Detroit

One of the gems of the city - the Field of Mars. Is it a place in the heart of downtown at the intersection of the most central streets.

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That's the way this place looks like the New Year

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Detroit Spirit. Heading south from the Champs de Mars, you will see the Spirit Detroit. It was built in the late 1950's the artist who called himself Fredericks.

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Spirit of Detroit to style. You know by whom.

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Tiger Comerica Park about, dressed in a jacket of the local producers who are there are not so many.

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Hart Plaza

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Belle Isle in Detroit, a huge park. This place is now especially protected because it has a special historical value. It arose during the Second World War, when the Queen of England sent a collection of rare and unique orchids in the US deposited from German air raids.

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Inside Belle Isle

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Speedway

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Seat stadium for baseball, but not in the best condition.

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St. Patrick's Day

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The market for local farmers

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Fist. Fist Joe Louis got this monument in honor of his fight for the rights of black people and for his success in the boxing ring.

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Church of St. Albert in the eastern part of the city

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Storage of historical values ​​

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Fisher Building. The historic monument of the city, followed separately.

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Museum evidence detroyttsev success.

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The reverse side of Detroit

A little art in abandoned areas

The reverse side of Detroit

The reverse side of Detroit

The reverse side of Detroit

Panorama ...

Here he is Detroit. Yes, the city is quiet, the speed of life is much less than in the same New York City, but did not consider it a city where gangsters and zombies.

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