Roosevelt Park

This was such a sweet park, very cool and chilled out vibes, lots of tourists on their way to see the train station, and families getting the final rays of daylight in before sunset. The grass was perfectly maintained and lots of great trees and flowers.

Have been living in Michigan my whole life and the train station has always been a well known landmark. Everyone for sure thought it would eventually be getting tore down. I am so happy they decided to restore it instead and am even more excited to see how much value it brings to the inner city! Have been here a few times since they have started the construction and man are they making progress! Thanks for all your hard work!

Beautiful little park near Michigan Central, formerly Detroit Train station.

Visited on a Sunday. I was not able to enter the building. The outside is great and there were areas where you could sit down and enjoy the scenery. There were tables to sit down and enjoy a snack. I will be going back to visit when the building is open.

The park is new to the city! It’s the old train station transformed. Like any place in Detroit, alway be on alert but it is pretty safe to walk or take a scooter around this part of town as it’s almost fully gentrified. There’s restaurants across the street and new baseball park down the street where the the old Tiger stadium is. It’s a 5 minute scooter ride from MGM Grand and Motor City Casino as well.

It's so sad I will not be able to see the inside, we will not be in Detroit on the weekend, but it looks amazing after renovation. It made me so happy that this amazing building got a second life

The transformation here left me totally in awe. A few years back, while the park was nice in its own way, it was clear that it had seen better days and was in a state of neglect. Despite that, I always thought there was something special about it. But now – wow! The revitalization is absolutely spectacular! It’s amazing to see how much care and attention have gone into restoring its beauty. It’s definitely worth a visit!"

There are few words that can accurately describe this historic architectural wonder. The restoration has placed this icon back on the map, uplifting the surrounding area and businesses in Corktown. Well don!

This was such a sweet park, very cool and chilled out vibes, lots of tourists on their way to see the train station, and families getting the final rays of daylight in before sunset. The grass was perfectly maintained and lots of great trees and flowers.

Have been living in Michigan my whole life and the train station has always been a well known landmark. Everyone for sure thought it would eventually be getting tore down. I am so happy they decided to restore it instead and am even more excited to see how much value it brings to the inner city! Have been here a few times since they have started the construction and man are they making progress! Thanks for all your hard work!

Beautiful little park near Michigan Central, formerly Detroit Train station.

Visited on a Sunday. I was not able to enter the building. The outside is great and there were areas where you could sit down and enjoy the scenery. There were tables to sit down and enjoy a snack. I will be going back to visit when the building is open.

The park is new to the city! It’s the old train station transformed. Like any place in Detroit, alway be on alert but it is pretty safe to walk or take a scooter around this part of town as it’s almost fully gentrified. There’s restaurants across the street and new baseball park down the street where the the old Tiger stadium is. It’s a 5 minute scooter ride from MGM Grand and Motor City Casino as well.

It's so sad I will not be able to see the inside, we will not be in Detroit on the weekend, but it looks amazing after renovation. It made me so happy that this amazing building got a second life

The transformation here left me totally in awe. A few years back, while the park was nice in its own way, it was clear that it had seen better days and was in a state of neglect. Despite that, I always thought there was something special about it. But now – wow! The revitalization is absolutely spectacular! It’s amazing to see how much care and attention have gone into restoring its beauty. It’s definitely worth a visit!"

There are few words that can accurately describe this historic architectural wonder. The restoration has placed this icon back on the map, uplifting the surrounding area and businesses in Corktown. Well don!