The winter months are full of hustle and bustle here in Motor City and its surrounding areas. Even when Christmas has passed, shopping centers are packed with belated gift-buyers, folks returning those ill-fitting holiday sweaters, and eager young people spending their gifted money. If you’re hoping to avoid large crowds, long lines, and seasonal stress, here are seven awesome things to do in Detroit in winter. Read on to find your favorites:

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Have you and your loved ones explored any of these wholesome and fun winter attractions in Detroit? Did we leave any of your favorites off our list? We always appreciate hearing from you, so share your thoughts with us in the Facebook comments or recommend another seasonal outing in the Motor City by completing our official nomination form.

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Winter Fun in Michigan

What are some other things to do in winter in Michigan?

Fortunately, there is no lack of things to do in winter in Michigan. During the cold months of the year, it is a veritable playground of fun. Among the most popular activities are:

 

Is it really cold in winter in Detroit?

Well, “cold in winter in Detroit" is really a subjective term. Some people don’t mind it while others can’t wait til it is over! Some great tips on how to survive winter in Detroit (or anywhere in Michigan for that matter) include:

  • Invest in lots and lots of layers of clothing.
  • Sharpen your driving skills for navigating in a blizzard.
  • Hit the grocery stores before a storm arrives.
  • Enjoy an indoor sport, like watching the Detroit Lions NFL team
  • Find a warm and cozy coffee shop