Welcome to Novi!

On behalf of the Novi community, welcome to the City of Novi! Business and community members choose Novi because we believe Quality of life…is the way of life. In Novi, there is much to be proud of -- excellent schools, quality public services, safe neighborhoods, preservation of natural features, solid property values, and continued development. Additionally, in Novi, we are extremely proud of our cultural diversity. More than 35 businesses based in Japan and at least 14 businesses based in Germany call Novi "home" in the United States. Combine these factors with fiscal responsibility and an open government that values and welcomes community involvement, and you have a dynamic, prospering city.

Some of the top choices for visitors around the city include:

Motorsports Museum & Hall of Fame
Novi Expo Center, Novi, MI 48376
+1 800 250 7223
The Motorsports Museum & Hall of Fame is operated by the Motorsports Museum and Hall of Fame of America Foundation, Inc. Located at the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America is a museum housing over 40 racing and high performance vehicles. The constantly changing collection features racers from the world of Indy cars, stock cars, Can Am, TransAm, sprint cars, powerboats, truck racing, drag racing, motorcycles, air racing, and even racing snowmobiles. Among the highlights is the last ever Novi Special, namesake of the city of Novi, Michigan.

Sugarloaf Art Fair
46100 Grand River Avenue, Novi, MI 48374
+1 301 990 1400 / +1 248 348 5600 / +1 800 210 9900 (Toll Free)
Find the unique handcrafted artwork of thousands of American Artists! Sugarloaf Craft Festivals are designer craft shows and fine art fairs with a difference.

Comerica Park
2100 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
+1 313 471 2555
The Detroit Tigers, charter members of Major League Baseball's American League, abandoned historic Tiger Stadium at the close of the 1999 season. Their new home is close to team owner Mike Ilitch's holdings in the downtown Theatre District. Enormous sculptures of tigers, bats and balls--and a carousel and ferris wheel--add a circus atmosphere to Comerica Park, named after a bank which loaned money to help build it (the public chipped in about USD 100 million).