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About Windsor

Located in Southwestern Ontario, Windsor sits directly across the Detroit River from Detroit, Michigan. As Canada's southernmost city, it serves as a major international gateway and industrial hub. The city is defined by its extensive waterfront park system, which offers panoramic views of the American skyline. Visitors can explore a blend of historical sites, diverse culinary offerings, and expansive green spaces that celebrate the region's unique geographical position and its significant role in North American automotive history.

Places to visit in Windsor

Landmark

Windsor Sculpture Park

Why visit: It offers a unique combination of art and riverfront scenery.

About this place

An open-air museum stretching along the Detroit River waterfront, featuring over 30 large-scale contemporary sculptures by world-renowned artists.

Walk the entire length for the best views of the Detroit skyline.

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Park

Jackson Park

Why visit: It is a central green space perfect for walking and photography.

About this place

A large urban park known for its meticulously maintained Queen Elizabeth II Sunken Gardens and the prominent Peace Fountain.

Visit during the summer months to see the floral displays in full bloom.

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Neighbourhood

Old Sandwich Towne

Why visit: It provides insight into the early colonial history of the region.

About this place

One of the oldest European-settled communities in Ontario, featuring preserved historical architecture and significant heritage buildings.

Look for the historical plaques detailing the area's role in the War of 1812.

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Park

Dieppe Gardens

Why visit: It serves as a key memorial site with direct river access.

About this place

A beautifully landscaped garden located at the foot of Ouellette Avenue, dedicated to the Essex Scottish Regiment.

This is a prime location for watching large freighters pass on the river.

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Museums, galleries & culture

Gallery

Art Gallery of Windsor

Why visit: It is the primary institution for visual arts in the city.

About this place

A prominent public art gallery focusing on Canadian art, featuring a diverse collection of historical and contemporary works.

Check the rotating exhibition schedule before visiting.

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Museum

Chimczuk Museum

Why visit: It offers a comprehensive overview of the city's heritage.

About this place

A museum dedicated to the history of Windsor and the surrounding region, including exhibits on First Nations history and local industrial development.

The museum shares a facility with the Art Gallery of Windsor.

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Explore the city

Riverfront Trail Walk

Start at the Ambassador Bridge and walk eastward along the Detroit River Trail. This path connects several parks, including Dieppe Gardens and the Sculpture Park, providing constant views of the international border and the river traffic.

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Meeting people and exploring Windsor: questions and answers

Is Windsor accessible by public transportation?

Windsor has a municipal bus system, Transit Windsor, which operates routes throughout the city and provides cross-border service to downtown Detroit.

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What is the best way to travel between Windsor and Detroit?

Travelers can cross the border via the Ambassador Bridge or the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. Options include personal vehicles, public transit buses, or walking across the bridge where permitted.

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