Located along Bagley and Vernor Streets, Mexicantown is a vibrant cultural hub that showcases Detroit’s rich Mexican heritage. The neighborhood began to take shape in the 1940s and has since blossomed into a colorful district filled with lively buildings, hand-painted signs, and an array of authentic Mexican restaurants. Stroll through the streets to enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of this historic area. Be sure to stop by the Honey Bee Market, a local gem offering a wide range of fresh food, spices, and handmade goods.

As a major wine-producing area, Lovedale dates back to the early 1800s when local wheat and general produce farmers turned to grape growing. The name Lovedale combines the name of one of the early families of the district, the Loves, with the memory of the Yorkshire Dales in England. Visit the historic St Paul’s Rothbury cemetery in Wilderness Road and see where the famous winemaking families have been laid to rest.

The Alliance Theatre is one of Atlanta’s top spots for live theater, known for hosting everything from Broadway-bound productions to original works by up-and-coming playwrights. It’s a great place to catch high-quality performances, whether you’re into musicals, dramas, or family-friendly shows.

Located between Great Bay and Little Bay in the southern part of the island, Fort Amsterdam dates back nearly four centuries. It was constructed by Dutch settlers who claimed the island in 1631 and utilized shortly thereafter in battle with Spanish occupiers. There isn't much left of the fort itself, but the surrounding nature is spectacular. Wear comfortable shoes and look out for iguanas.