Best Beloved American Attraction In Michigan Is Completely Free

Michigan is full of places to stop and see, but sometimes when you're doing a tour of the best things in the mitten state, it can really put a dent in your wallet.

I'm sure you've noticed prices going up everywhere, right? Inflation is no joke, and even gas and attractions are hitting us hard, especially if you've got a family in tow.

I'm the type that when I stumble upon an awesome attraction that's not only packed with creative art and unique sights, but also won't cost you a dime, I have to share it.

This no-cost Michigan attraction is chance to enjoy the outdoors and pick up some neat facts about what is considered an "abandoned" place. This spot in Michigan is actually rated one of the top attractions in the whole country, and guess what? It won't cost you a penny!

What is Michigan's most beloved free attraction?

According to experts from around the country, the Heidelberg Project in Detroit is one of the best free attractions in America, and the best in Michigan.

Located in the 3600 Block of Heidelberg of Detroit, the purpose of this art project is to allow a community to express itself by using abandoned and unused space to showcase their artistic abilities. The block is ever changing, so it's worth a stop anytime you're in Detroit just to see what's new / what has changed.

It's easy to walk or drive through any time of year, and when I went I was able to get a few cool pictures for my instagram page.

The nearby "Hamtramck Disneyland" is also a fun free attraction that you can swing by in the area, with a similar vibe of creative chaos.

If you want to learn more about The Heidelberg Project's mission or to donate to their cause, you can visit their website.