Ann Arbor offers a unique blend of city sophistication and small-town charm that appeals to young professionals. It is an ethnically diverse and culturally rich Midwestern enclave that attracts visitors and residents from all over the world. The home of the University of Michigan sits along the banks of the Huron River, just 45 miles west of downtown Detroit.

As a four-season city, residents participate in the many outdoor recreation options available, like taking in the fall splendor of changing leaves while canoeing on the Huron River, cross-country skiing at a local park, browsing the Ann Arbor Antiques market in the fresh spring air, and hitting a round at one of the many golf courses in the area.

In Ann Arbor, you can find unique ethnic eateries and locally sourced fine dining, lively brew pubs and late-night clubs. In addition to more than 300 restaurants that feature cuisine from around the world, Ann Arbor offers an abundance of extracurricular diversions year-round with its multitude of local festivals and events, performing arts and collegiate sports.