From this end of the QLINE, you can walk over to Hart Plaza and the Riverfront, check out the Joe Louis fist and the Spirit of Detroit statue, tour the Guardian Building, and marvel at Minoru Yamasaki’s One Woodward Avenue. The stop is right outside Ally Detroit, or the One Detroit Center. It’s also near the new Spirit of Detroit Plaza and Woodward Esplanade. There’s a People Mover stop a couple blocks east on Larned. Use our handy Downtown Architecture Map for more ideas.

The Campus Martius stop for one, gets you to Campus Martius and Cadillac Square. It’s also close to many of the shops along Woodward. Walk a block down State Street and you’re in Capitol Park. There’s a People Mover stop just down Gratiot across from the library. The Belt Alley is just a few steps away from that stop down Gratiot. The Hudson’s site will take shape near here in the next few years, along with the Shinola Hotel.

The QLINE station at Grand Circus Park is near the David Whitney Building and Aloft Hotel (home to another People Mover stop), the Detroit Opera House, Comerica Park, the Fillmore, and obviously, Grand Circus Park.

The Sibley Station is right in front of the new Little Caesars Arena. If you love incredible architecture, Brush Park is on the east side of Woodward.

Across from the Sibley Station running south, the Sproat Street Station is now open right in front of the just-opened Little Caesars Arena.

Now we’re getting into Midtown. This station will get you to Starbucks, Whole Foods, the Bonstelle Theatre, the Max and Marjorie Fisher Music Center, the Garden Theatre, the UofM Detroit Center, and the DMC. We should see more development at the corner of Woodward and Mack in the near future.

The Warren Station is close to almost everything Wayne State. It’s also near the DIA, the Maccabee’s Building, the Detroit Artists Market, and just down the street from the Michigan Science Center and the Charles H. Wright Museum.

The Ferry Station is located right outside the Park Shelton. Close by, you’ll find the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Historical Museum, the main branch of the Detroit Public Library, the Scarab Club, the Hellenic Museum of Michigan, and historic Ferry Street, including the Hecker-Smiley Mansion and the Inn on Ferry Street.

The Amsterdam Station is right in front of the WSU Integrative Biosciences Center, close to Tech Town, and a few blocks away from the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant. The Pistons’ new practice facility will also be close to this station.

The end of the line takes you to West Grand Boulevard. A couple blocks away is the Fisher Building, Cadillac Place, and the Hotel St. Regis. Heading East on Grand Boulevard, you’ll see the Illuminated Mural. A lot of development is picking up the pace in these parts, including a mixed-use building seen here.