Opened in 1928, the Fisher Building is often called Detroit's largest art object. At 47 stories, it stands tall on West Grand Boulevard and its "golden tower" can be seen from miles away. Walk inside and the first thing you will see are the beautiful light fixtures topping the 3-story arcade. Look up and enjoy the beautiful barrel-vaulted ceilings. Walk the arcade to see the works of mosaic art and more! Stop for coffee, drop into the Blackbird Gallery to enjoy the art, or shop in local boutiques, including Pure Detroit, The Peacock Room, and Yama. This building also houses the Fisher Theatre, where you can see a touring Broadway production. A must-see site for those visiting Detroit for the first time!

While in Detroit, I got to visit the Fisher Building. It is a beautifully made skyscraper on the outside. However, the inside is even more impressive. The artwork and marble is exquisite. The building is home to the Fisher theater, various shops, and offices. Go check it out!!

Took a FREE tour (arranged through Pure Detroit) of the Fisher Building in Detroit, Michigan. Tour Guide (Jacob) was excellent - very personable and extremely knowledgeable about the history of the Fisher brothers and the Building. Highly recommend this tour, which is free and operates on Saturdays.

The Fisher building is considered to be the largest art object of Detroit, it is located on 3011 Grand Ave. in downtown Detroit. It was designed by Albert Khan in 1925, construction was completed in 1928.It was recently acquired by MSU(Michigan State University) and it is being currently rehabilitated. The building is open for tours on Saturdays only, but the arcade is accessible, with sumptuous frescoes, marble, light fixtures. Elevator doors is well worth the visit.