Guide to Ann Arbor
Sightseeing
Universally known as "The Big House"- the largest stadium in the United States, and the third-largest in the world. During the fall football season, the official capacity is about 107,000, but it is well known that the Big House has held over 115,000 people.
If you're visiting during a U of M home game, you can sometimes get tickets- but be prepared for enormous crowds, a lot of Maize and Blue clothing, and an incomparable, electric atmosphere. Ohio State fans, proceed with caution.
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Michigan Stadium
1201 S Main StUniversally known as "The Big House"- the largest stadium in the United States, and the third-largest in the world. During the fall football season, the official capacity is about 107,000, but it is well known that the Big House has held over 115,000 people.
If you're visiting during a U of M home game, you can sometimes get tickets- but be prepared for enormous crowds, a lot of Maize and Blue clothing, and an incomparable, electric atmosphere. Ohio State fans, proceed with caution.
A wonderful nature retreat, over 100 acres nestled off of the University of Michigan campus. "The Arb" is open daily from sunrise to sunset, and charges no admission to enter.
For over twenty years, the Arb has hosted "Shakespeare in the Arb"- a transcendent performance of classic Shakespeare plays set in various locations in the Arb. Be prepared to follow the actors from scene to scene!
The Arb is a serene experience, a surreal bit of nature tucked into a rapidly developing city. Park near the Geddes Ave entrance for good views upon entering the Arb.
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Nichols Arboretum
A wonderful nature retreat, over 100 acres nestled off of the University of Michigan campus. "The Arb" is open daily from sunrise to sunset, and charges no admission to enter.
For over twenty years, the Arb has hosted "Shakespeare in the Arb"- a transcendent performance of classic Shakespeare plays set in various locations in the Arb. Be prepared to follow the actors from scene to scene!
The Arb is a serene experience, a surreal bit of nature tucked into a rapidly developing city. Park near the Geddes Ave entrance for good views upon entering the Arb.
The center of University of Michigan's central campus. Walk through here, and you'll be able to see several of the most well-known UM buildings at once. Due to superstition, you should avoid stepping directly on the block 'M' in the center of the Diag.
The Diag
913 S University AveThe center of University of Michigan's central campus. Walk through here, and you'll be able to see several of the most well-known UM buildings at once. Due to superstition, you should avoid stepping directly on the block 'M' in the center of the Diag.
Food scene
Unbelievable Ethiopian cuisine- no silverware allowed, you use the Injera (a type of bread) to eat!
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Blue Nile Restaurant
221 E Washington StUnbelievable Ethiopian cuisine- no silverware allowed, you use the Injera (a type of bread) to eat!
The Chop House Ann Arbor
322 S Main StFrita Batidos
117 W Washington StThe Ark
316 S Main StFrench-Italian fare in a secluded and intriguing underground spot.
Possibly the only 24-hour diner in Ann Arbor, serving classic staples. Try the 'Hippie Hash', a vegetarian meal with all the fixings.
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Fleetwood Diner
300 S Ashley StPossibly the only 24-hour diner in Ann Arbor, serving classic staples. Try the 'Hippie Hash', a vegetarian meal with all the fixings.
Famous deli sandwiches alongside an eclectic and thorough market.
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Zingerman's Delicatessen
422 Detroit StFamous deli sandwiches alongside an eclectic and thorough market.