Get to Know Macomb
7 Terrific Reasons to be a Hometown Tourist in Macomb County
Story By: Samantha Scott
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5 Macomb County Orchards to Visit ThisFall
In Macomb County, the perfect fall weekend consists of a crisp walk along the Clinton River Nature Trail, cheering on the Detroit Lions, and nonetheless, a Saturday picking…
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Try great beer and have some fun in Macomb County on the Detroit BrewTrail
Michigan and the metro Detroit area are known for the beer culture, and that’s where Visit Detroit and the Detroit Brew Trail come in.
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Your Go-To M‑59 Retail Guide
When you are cruising M-59 at 50 miles per hour, it can be challenging to spot the businesses that reside along the corridor. From hundreds of retailers, restaurants…
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Explore Metro Detroit on the Great Lake-to-Lake Trail
Bring out your inner trailblazer on your next trip to metro Detroit! Whether you get out by bike, on foot, or on skates, you can explore the growing…
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Events
Jun 3 - Sep 2
Summer Sounds
The Mall at Partridge Creek 17460 HallRoad Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 (248) 258-2333 Website
This event is currently underway
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Jun 8
Parker McCollum
Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre (313) 471-7000 Website
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Jun 9
Maggie Rogers
Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre (313) 471-7000 Website
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Shopping
Clinton Township’s open-air and pet-friendly The Mall at Partridge Creek is the centerpiece of this district’s retail scene.
Combine that with distinctive downtown shopping districts in more sleepy towns such as Romeo and New Baltimore.
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The Mall at Partridge Creek
Food & Drink
Friendly restaurants and bars dot the waterfront in this district, many with outdoor patios and docking.
Seek out favorite vinos at two wineries. Discover a fine balance of themed cuisines, from Mexican and Italian to Greek and classic barbecue.
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Filipo Marc Winery
Places to Stay
The Macomb District has a strong index of great accommodations, with metro Detroit’s only hotel indoor waterpark full of 32,000 square feet of splashing fun, and hotels in the double digits within five miles or less of the district’s popular shopping malls.
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Hyatt Place - Detroit Utica
Transportation
Metro Detroit offers nonstop flights to 150 destinations in the world. And once on the ground, the area is known for having one of the most efficient road systems around.
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Aristocat Chauffeured Transportation
Things to Do
Water is a theme, but there’s more to this district than that. Yacht charters, a legendary beach and entertainment strips along the water combine with a stately auto baron mansion to tour, a baseball stadium with four teams and places dedicated to the performing arts.
Neighborhood Stories
Enjoy dining outside along the waterfront at these restaurants in metro Detroit
In Michigan and in metro Detroit, you’re never too far from the water, andthat…
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8 Other Things Sports Fans will Want to Do in Detroit
Detroit is a city for sports fans. With the most concentrated area of professional teams…
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Shop Local at these Metro Detroit Farmers Markets
Summer means the return of farmers markets in metro Detroit, and there aren’t many better…
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15 Family-Friendly Things to Do After 5 p.m.
So what is there to do with your children after 5 p.m., when many kid-friendly…
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Find everything you’re looking for at these metro Detroit malls
There is no shortage of shopping in metro Detroit, and that includes some ofthe…
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Sing your Heart out these Metro Detroit Bars During Karaōke
Detroit is known for its music. There’s Motown, hip hop, R&B, jazz, and even country…
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The Best Places to Get Out on the Water in Metro Detroit
Michigan is known as the Great Lakes State, with four of the five GreatLakes…
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Things You Should Know
Do you still have questions about Macomb? We’ve got you covered!
What is the population of Macomb?
As of 2020, the population of Macomb County is 881,217.
How far is Downtown Detroit from Macomb?
Detroit is about 35 miles from Chesterfield Township, 28 miles from Utica and Clinton Township, 23 miles from Utica, 19 miles from Warren, and 18 miles from St. Clair Shores.
What major interstate highways run through Macomb County?
I-94 runs west through Detroit and serves Ann Arbor to the west (where it continues to Chicago) and Port Huron to the northeast. I-696 runs east-west from the junction of I-96, I-275, and M-5 to I-94, providing a route through the northern suburbs of Detroit.
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