Henry Ford Museum, Detroit (must see)

The Henry Ford Museum has a collection of artifacts that relate to the life of Henry Ford, the founder of the Ford Motor Company. This museum property spans 250 acres, with three unique attractions that offer different experiences to help visitors learn more about the inventor and life during his time. If you've wanted to get as up close and personal as possible when learning more about the Ford company, the museum is the perfect place to do so.

The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation tells the story of this car company's founding through informative exhibits and hands-on experiences suitable for all ages. Greenfield Village on the museum's property is a living history exhibit, taking visitors on a Model T ride to a replica of the Wright brothers' workshop and working farms representative of agricultural life during that era.

The Ford Rouge Factory Tour gives you an insiders' perspective of a factory floor. The highlight of this tour is the assembly of the Ford F-120, the most popular truck in the United States. Another experience you won't want to miss is watching documentary-style films in the theater on a 4K screen. These films are worth every minute that you will spend watching them.

Why You Should Visit:
Get one of the most immersive experiences for any car enthusiast, whether casual or a diehard fan, with traditional and hands-on exhibits.

Tips:
An annual membership allows free admission when you visit any of the attractions at the museum.