How to spend two days in Detroit:

Day 1 - Morning: Start your trip at Campus Martius Park, then visit the Detroit Historical Museum. If you have time, you can also visit the Guardian Building. - Noon: Have lunch at Lafayette Coney Island and try the famous Detroit Coney Dog, a hot dog bun with tender beef slices, yellow mustard, red pepper, and onion. - Afternoon: Head to the Detroit Institute of Arts, then visit The Belt. - Evening: Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at San Morello. After dinner, you can book tickets for a show at the Fox Theatre or visit Cliff Bell's Jazz Club to experience the nightlife. Day 2 - Morning: Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, then head to the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. - Noon: Have lunch at Traffic Jam & Snug, a restaurant famous for its in-house bakery, dairy, and brewery, where you can try a variety of innovative dishes. - Afternoon: Visit the Michigan Greek Museum. - Evening: Have dinner at Selden Standard, a representative of Detroit's "farm-to-table" movement, where the ingredients are fresh. Afterward, you can also visit Old Miami Restaurant for a unique atmosphere. Other must-try foods - Detroit square pizza: Born in Detroit in 1946, it looks like Italian lasagna, with a soft crust and crispy cheese on the edges. You can try it at Buddy's Pizza. - Scotty Simpson's fish and chips: With a history of over 70 years, fresh Nova Scotia cod is served with fries, coleslaw, tartar sauce, and rolls, a classic British dish. - Shawarma at Hamido Restaurant: A popular restaurant in Dearborn, the shawarma comes with chicken or meat, served with homemade pita bread, garlic sauce, and pickles, delicious and filling. - Baklava at Shatila Bakery: A Middle Eastern pastry shop, its baklava is a sweet dessert made with layers of thin pastry filled with nuts and syrup, sweet but not greasy. There are also traditional pastries such as butter cookies and maamoul. - Telway Burgers: An old fast-food restaurant in Detroit, open 24 hours a day, with affordable burgers, sliders, hot dogs, and more, a popular late-night snack for locals.