Renaissance Center
A Detroit skyline landmark made of seven glass towers, once the headquarters of General Motors, with an auto show hall and riverside restaurants.
The Renaissance Center is made up of seven connected glass towers. The central Marriott hotel tower stands about 221 m tall, making it the tallest building in Michigan. Completed in 1977, it served for many years as the global headquarters of General Motors. Inside, a circular corridor displays new vehicles from General Motors, and the winter garden glass atrium on the riverfront faces the Detroit River and Windsor. It can be reached by the People Mover, and the complex sits right beside the riverfront walkway. General Motors moved its headquarters out in 2025, so some floors and facilities may change; please check on site.
Opening hours
Public areas approx. 06:00–23:00
Nearby sights
- Detroit RiverWalk
- Guardian Building
- Greektown
- Campus Martius Park
- Detroit People Mover
- Comerica Park
- Fox Theatre
- Dequindre Cut