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VISIT MUSEUM
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Area Automotive Attractions
We put the world on wheels!
When you decide to visit the
Walter P. Chrysler Museum, you will be visiting
Southeast Michigan, the area where Detroit is
located. This part of Michigan is the home of
auto companies responsible for building close
to a billion automobiles and trucks
during the last century. The significance of
this vast production is commemorated all across
the area by museums large and small, historic
houses and sites plus all kinds of automobile-themed
events. So, if you are visiting our museum,
we're sure that you'll also be interested in
visiting other places devoted to automotive
history in this area.
To preserve, interpret and promote this remarkable history, the United States Congress in 1998 created the Automobile National Heritage Area, also known as Motor Cities. Virtually every public museum and historic site is a member of Motor Cities, which is supported by all the major auto-related firms and the United Auto Workers Union. Learn more about automotive history in southeast Michigan, and about Motor Cities by visiting Automobile National Heritage Area.
Other Museums of automotive interest in the area include:
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