17 best places to make out in Detroit

Belle Isle
Zoos, fountains, memorials and all sorts of activities, Belle Isle is an ideal location for multiple make out sessions. Right along the Detroit River, Belle Isle is the place for the picturesque saliva exchange with a view of the Detroit skyline and a sunrise or sunset; E. Jefferson & E. Grand Blvd.; belleisleconservancy.org (photo Courtesy of Instagram user zxethex)

People Mover
As Flo Rida sings, “You spin my head right round, right round.” Definitely a different context in our case, but who wouldn’t love making out while making circles around Downtown Detroit? At 75 cents per ride, if you’re on a budget, this is the best place to snuggle up with your date (or maybe a stranger, though we wouldn't suggest that), and snog while getting an above ground view of the city. thepeoplemover.com; Operates Monday - Thursday 6:30 a.m. - midnight, Friday 6:30 a.m. - 2 a.m., Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 a.m., Sunday noon - midnight. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user chatwotimes)

The Fox Theater
For those wanting a truly movie-worthy make out, head to the Fox Theater. One of five Fox Theaters in the U.S., the Detroit Fox Theater was the premier movie viewing place and continues to host a variety of shows and acts. Can’t afford to see a show inside? No worries, just swap spit underneath the giant marquee; 2211 Woodward Ave., olympiaenertainment.com/fox-theatre. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user keith_hasting)

In front of graffiti
Art takes on a variety of forms. Whether it’s actually on a canvas or on a wall, art is art. Some graffiti can be crude, but there are some decent murals occupying various buildings throughout the city that can help set the make out mood. (Photo courtesy of instagram user tlisaacs)

Top of Renaissance Center
The RenCen is home to the tallest skyscrapers in Detroit. The tallest building, the GM Headquarters, houses a spinning platform restaurant, Coach Insignia. Overlooking the city, the view from the top of the Renaissance Center provides the perfect backdrop for, as the Australian say, pashing; 100 Renassiance Center: gmrencen.com. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user greg_is_downtown)

Campus Martius Park
During the winter or summer, Campus Martius Park is a great place to snag a snog, if you don’t mind being watched by kids, families, tourists, etc. With the ice rink and Christmas tree in the winter or a nice green lawn in the summer, the city park can accommodate your necking needs all year round; 800 Woodward Ave.: campusmartiuspark.org. (Photo courtesy of instagram user heathercadilac)

The Spirit of Detroit
The giant green man in the middle of the city is the perfect audience for some tonsil hockey. The statue named “The Spirit of Detroit” even puts a shirt on during parts of the year; 2 Woodward Ave., between E. Larned Ave. and E. Jefferson St. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user stargazer06)

Monument to Joe Louis
Close to our “Jolly Green Giant,” is another iconic Detroit monument - The Monument to Joe Louis, better known as “The Fist.” Literally a giant fist hanging in front of Hart Plaza, it provides an interesting yet photo worthy place to tongue wrestle; E. Jefferson Ave. (Photo courtesy of instagram user sidecar_tony)

The Riverfront
The vast amount of land along the Detroit River is home to many parks and recreational activities - all with a view of Canada. Divided into three parts - East, West and the Dequindre Cut, the Riverfront is for those active couples who want to run, bike, jog and make out - you know, to burn calories: detroitriverfront.com. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user ashnicjo1229)

Eastern Market
Why not snag a smooch while shopping the massive farmers market? With plenty of food, shops and things to do, the giant market is a sure place to score deals and possible canoodles; 2934 Russell St.: easternmarket.com. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user easternmarket)

Detroit Institute of Arts
The place for the arts can also be a place for exchanging saliva. Admission to the massive collection of paintings and sculptures is free for residents of certain counties and Wayne State University students. Don’t want to disturb the hipsters and artists inside the building? The steps of the DIA provide a good backdrop to French kiss and feel judged by the Thinker; 5200 Woodward Ave.: dia.org. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user daebumheo)

Comerica Park Tiger
Probably one of the most common places for a photo-op is with the giant Tiger in front of Comerica Park. Tourists and baseball fans gather under the massive wildcat, SnapChatting and Instagramming to their hearts content. Again, if you don’t mind spectators, get to first base under the nameless tiger’s paw; 2100 Woodward Ave.: detroit.tigers.mlb.com/det/ballpark/. (Photo courtesy of instagram user prosportszone)

Michigan Central Station
Take Seven Minutes in Heaven to a whole new level by playing it at the Michigan Central Station. The abandoned, yet structurally sound building that used to be the primary rail depot in Detroit. It’s both creepy and magnificent; 2001 15th St. (Photo courtesy of instagram user lizziekphoto)

Alleys
Being a pretty big city, Detroit has A LOT of alleys that can serve as a hot make out spot for those who like to get down and dirty. In-between bars and restaurants or behind houses, there’s sure to be an alley for you and your sweetheart to schmooze in. Beware of rats and cats. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user kellyluttrell)

Construction sites
You might end up unknowingly making out in front of an orange cone and caution tape with the amount of construction going on downtown. Thanks M-1 rails for making Woodward a living hell to drive down. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user shaunautumn)

Detroit Historical Museum
Another free museum, the Detroit Historical Museum is home to many fun facts and tidbits of Detroit history. Whether you want to make out in an old Ford model, in front of Clancy trains or in the Streets of Old Detroit, the Historical Museum has you covered; 5401 Woodward Ave.: detroithistorical.org. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user amc512)

Bagley Pedestrian Bridge
Bag some besos at the Bagley Pedestrian Bridge. Hovering over I-94 and I-75, the bridge serves as a walkway from Detroit to Mexicantown. It offers a great view of the Detroit skyline, the Ambassador Bridge and Mexicantown: 2835 Bagley St. (photo courtesy of Instagram user a.elizabethrose)