Ypsilanti
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North America : United States of America : Midwest : Michigan : Southeast Michigan : Washtenaw County : Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti [1] is a city in Michigan.
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By car
Similar to Ann Arbor, the best way to arrive in Ypsilanti is by car. Ypsilanti is bounded by I-94 (between Detroit and Jackson) on the south and US-23 (between Flint and Toledo, Ohio) on the west. From Toledo and points south, take US-23 north; from Detroit, the airport, and points east, take I-94 west (or I-96 west to M-14 west); from Chicago and points west, take I-94 east; from the north, take US-23 south.
By plane
The nearest major airport is Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW), about 20 minutes away.
By train
Amtrak station in Ann Arbor
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- The Ypsilanti water tower has the curious distinction of having won Cabinet magazine's competition to find the "world's most phallic building." With apologies to squeamish readers: it's 147 feet high, has a base diameter of 85 feet, and is known locally as "the brick dick." A common myth facetiously held at nearby Eastern Michigan University is that the tower will fall once a virgin student graduates from the school.
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- SideTrack Bar and Grill, [2]. Great selection of beer and bar food, accompanied by the occasional rumble of Amtrak trains (hence the name). edit
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- Ugly Mug Cafe. The most pretentious coffee in Michigan. Large crowd of all types of hipsters, including college and locals. You'll be completely taken by the espresso drinks. Also they roast beans constantly through-out the week. Its pleasant to smell the coffee as its being roasted. edit
- Corner Brewery, 720 Norris St, ☎ +1 734 480-2739 (fax: +1 734 829-0145), [3]. M-Sa 2PM-Midnight, Su 2PM-10PM. edit
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