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Walking & history / Downtown

Feet On The Street Tours

Owner Linda Yellin builds custom Detroit tours on foot, by car, or by bus, shaped entirely around what your group wants to see.

Languages: English

At a glance

Season
year-round
Groups and private tours
solo or group, always arranged in advance

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Make time for these

Linda Yellin runs Feet On The Street Tours, putting together custom Detroit outings on foot, by car, or by bus, whatever fits the group. The focus lands on history, architecture, local food, and music, with the goal of bridging the city and the suburbs through a bit of cultural tourism. Since every tour is built to order, you talk through what you want to see with Linda first, by phone or Facebook.

  • Foot, car, or bus, whatever fits
  • History, architecture, food, and music together
  • Every tour is custom-built

How to book and where to meet

Reach Linda by phone (313-393-2055) or through Facebook to work out the route and price. There's no fixed schedule, so plan to book ahead.

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