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Troy is a prosperous suburb of about 87,000 people in Oakland County, Michigan, about 20 miles north of downtown Detroit. Known as a corporate hub along Big Beaver Road, it is home to major offices, upscale shopping and well-kept neighborhoods, and is regularly ranked among the safest and most livable cities in the state.
The Somerset Collection is one of the Midwest's premier luxury malls, with high-end department stores and designer boutiques connected by a skywalk, while Oakland Mall offers more everyday shopping. Big Beaver Road is lined with restaurants, steakhouses and international dining.
The Troy Historic Village gathers 19th-century buildings, including a log cabin, the old Township Hall, the Caswell House and a church, for a hands-on look at pioneer life. The Stage Nature Center protects 100 acres of woods, wetlands and trails right in the city, and Boulan Park and the Troy Public Library round out a relaxed visit. Detroit's museums, Royal Oak's nightlife and Rochester's downtown are all nearby.
Troy Historic Village is an outdoor museum with ten historic buildings from the 1800s and early 1900s, including a log cabin, schoolhouse, church, general store and the old Troy Township Hall. Costumed guides lead programs. Visit during a heritage event for demonstrations, and allow an hour.
Stage Nature Center is a 100-acre nature preserve in Troy with trails through woods, wetlands and meadows along the Rouge River, plus an interpretive center. It is good for bird watching and quiet walks. Trails are easy, and the center hosts guided hikes and kids' programs on weekends.
Somerset Collection is a luxury shopping mall on Big Beaver Road with high-end brands, department stores like Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, and restaurants, split into two buildings joined by a skywalk. It is one of the top malls in Michigan. Use the valet or garages, and visit in December for holiday decor.
Oakland Mall is a large regional shopping center at 14 Mile Road and I-75 in Troy, with department stores, national retailers and a food court. It is more casual and affordable than Somerset. Combine it with nearby restaurants on John R Road, and visit weekday mornings for quiet shopping.
Big Beaver Road is Troy's main business corridor, lined with office towers, hotels and many restaurants, from steakhouses to sushi bars. It is often called the Golden Corridor. Reserve a table for dinner on weekends, as popular places fill up with business travelers and locals.
Boulan Park is a large city park in Troy with sports fields, a playground, pavilions, a walking trail and a pond. It hosts summer concerts and community events. Walk the paved trail around the park, and check the city's events calendar for free outdoor concerts on summer evenings.
Sylvan Glen Golf Course is a city-owned public course in Troy with tree-lined fairways and gentle hills, popular with local golfers of all levels. It has a pro shop and a clubhouse grill. Book tee times online, and play on a weekday afternoon for better rates and an easier pace.
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