For a Classy Shopping Experience - Shopper's Guide to the Best Shopping Centers in Detroit
Detroit, one of the largest cities in the U.S. is home to some of the best Shopping Centers. Indeed, one would be quite puzzled at the options he could get. Thus, we have narrowed your options down to a few places, that wouldn't let you down.
The GM Renaissance Centre rises 73 stories above the Detroit River and dominates downtown Detroit. Five and a half million square feet in size, the Renaissance Centre is comprised of seven towers, a number of stores, four movie theatres, two foreign consulates, a financial centre, a 1300 room hotel and four of the hottest restaurants in the city.
The Renaissance Centre also houses the General Motors' global HQ with 5000 employees. It is also about the 3-mile River Walk, riverboat cruises and concerts on the Plaza. Do give the People Mover and uncover what "the D" has to offer-theatres, great music, restaurants, festivals, sports, gaming and more.
The Northland Centre was one of the first malls designed by Victor Guren. It was actually an open-air mall, but has recently been enclosed. It also contains the largest Macy's Store in the country.
Nothland Centre now has more than a hundred stores with diners that include Charley's Steakery, the Flaming Wok and A&W. The Westland Centre is Michigan's first enclosed mall with children's playing area. Here, Macy's Lakeside Grille has a terrace which overlooks the interiors of the mall. The mall has more than 87 retail stores and four anchors: JC Penny, Sears, Kohl's and Macy's. Diner options are A&W, Olga's and Macy's Lakeside Grille. The hallways here measure up to three-quarter miles.
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