By bus / Detroit
Detroit Bus Company
History tours on a hand-painted bus through Detroit's oldest bars, where every ticket buys a free ride for a Detroit student.
- 2 tours
- private too
DETROIT / Tours / ¼
Who’s going to show you Detroit?
90 tour operators and guides, 188 tours in all. Walk in the footsteps of Black Bottom, bike the Riverwalk, cruise the Detroit River or step inside Michigan Central.
01 / Tour finder
How do you want to see the city?
Pick a stop on the line: on foot, on two wheels, on the water or behind the scenes. Then narrow it down: how much time do you have, and who’s coming?
02 / All in one place
Every Detroit tour we could find
7 operators
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Detroit Trolley
Trolleys, party buses, and limos for up to twenty-two people, with a driver, for weddings, game days, and nights out.
- private too
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Let's See Detroit Tours
JP runs eight different themed tours of Detroit, part driving and part on foot, shaped around what you actually want to see.
- 8 tours
- private too
$75 per person for the two-hour tour
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Show Me Detroit Tours
Pat has been showing Detroit from behind the wheel of a van for fifteen years, and the tour starts wherever you are, not at some meeting point.
- 4 tours
- 3 hr
- private too
$175 for two guests
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Detroit Tour Co.
Bob, a guide with twenty-plus years of experience, walks you through Detroit at your own pace or rides along on a bus tour for groups up to twenty-five.
- 3 tours
- private too
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Travel Treasures and Tours – Houses of the Holy
A one-day motorcoach trip to three Detroit churches, with lunch at Sinbad's and a doughnut stop at Capuchin Bakery, running once a year before Lent.
most recently $84 per person
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Bianco Tours – Hamtramck History Tour
A one-day motorcoach trip through Hamtramck, with two Polish churches, a history museum, and a bakery stop — we couldn't confirm it's still running in 2026, so check before you go.
- 6.5 hr
$127 in 2025, included coach, guide, and lunch
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Clear filters04 / Before you go
Four things worth knowing about a Detroit tour
Book ahead
Many tours run small groups, and weekend slots can fill up fast. You’ll find the booking button on every page.
Check where it starts
Every tour meets somewhere different: a lobby, a dock or a coffee shop. The QLINE and the People Mover often get you close.
Mind the season
Some boat, kayak and bike tours only run in the warmer months. Each page tells you when something is seasonal.
Tips and languages
In the U.S., tipping your guide is customary. Tours run in English, a few in other languages too; check the language line on each page.
05 / For guides
Do you run tours in Detroit?
Being listed is free, and the order isn’t for sale. Send us your tours, photos and booking link, and keep your page up to date yourself.
We checked the tours and contact details on the operators’ own sites on September 26, 2026. Prices and times can change, so check the operator’s site before you book.