Shopping Malls Tour
Tour Overview
 Outside of the Renaissance
Center, very little large-scale shopping can be found within Detroit's city limits, although retail development is
picking up. But you're in luck,
because an abundance of major shopping centers and malls exist in the
surrounding suburbs. This tour will
take you to three of the best Detroit area retail meccas for a
solid day of shopping 'til you drop.
In order to do all three in one day, we recommend getting started in
the morning right when the malls open.
Alternatively, pick two of the three to visit for a more leisurely
pace. Either way, you will find that
these malls are well worth the trip!
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 The Somerset Collection
2800 W. Big Beaver, Troy
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An elegantly designed mall
offering the finest shopping in the Metro Detroit area. The Somerset Collection spans both sides of
Big Beaver Road and offers world-class shopping at more than 180
stores. The north side is anchored by
Nordstrom and Macy's and the south side by Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. Both sides
also feature popular dining spots.
Great Lakes Crossing
4000
Baldwin Road, Auburn Hills
Website
 Great Lakes Crossing adds theme entertainment and
dining to create a shopping experience unlike any other in Detroit. The
200-store mall includes well-known entertainment and dining venues such as Gameworks and Rainforest Café.
The Village of Rochester Hills
 184 North Adams Road, Rochester Hills
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The Village has created a
"downtown" atmosphere within a suburban community and comes complete
with 50 shops and restaurants, tree lined streets and parks for the
kids. Shoppers can stroll from store
to store along sidewalks and walkways as you would on Main Street in any small town.
This unique development concept is now being proposed in other
suburban Detroit communities as well.
Tour
Map
Number of Destinations: 3
Overall Tour Time: 1 (very full) day
More Information
If you're a true shopaholic and would like information on other malls and
shopping in metro Detroit, check out the links below:
Other
Area Malls
Ren
Cen Shops
Specialty & Boutique Shopping
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