Detroit Institute of Arts: Touch the cultural charm of Detroit.

✨The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) was established in 1885 and is like a temple of art, standing quietly in downtown Detroit. The museum's collection spans time and space, from the masterpieces of ancient masters to the whimsical ideas of modern avant-garde art, each quietly telling the story of art. 🎨【Travel Tips】 1. Plan ahead: Learn more about the exhibition details before your trip, plan your route carefully, and see your favorite works. 2. Join a guided tour: Professional guides will unveil the mystery behind the works and take you to appreciate the profound meaning of art. 3. Take your time: Slow down and have a spiritual dialogue with the artworks, don't let the rush ruin this rare encounter. 4. Knowledge reserve: Knowing the background of famous works in advance can make you resonate more when appreciating them, as if you are in touch with the soul of the artist. 5. Photography tips: Photography is allowed in the museum, but please be gentle and don't let the flash disturb the tranquility of the art. 🌟【Museum Features】 This is a vast ocean of art, with countless treasures. In Van Gogh's "Self-Portrait," you can feel his gaze at himself and the world; Diego Rivera's "Detroit Industry" shows the power and vitality of the city; Rodin's "The Thinker" makes people think deeply and leaves a lasting impression. More than 100 galleries are scattered around, and walking among them is like being in the vast universe of art. 🍔【Recommended Food Nearby】 1. Babo: A representative of Detroit's creative cuisine, a favorite of locals and a surprise for out-of-towners. 2. Selden Standard: A highly rated Western restaurant with a 4.8 rating, offering authentic flavors. 3. Dime Store: A leader in American cuisine, the rainbow waffles are not to be missed, with sweetness blooming on the tip of your tongue.