Many tourists know Windsor for its casino. But if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find fascinating history here. Once an important stop on the Underground Railroad, Windsor became an important center of whisky production and, thus, a major smuggling port during Prohibition. (Apparently Al Capone liked his Canadian Club.) In summer, catch the enormous fireworks display at the International Freedom Festival.
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5.0 based on 67 reviews
The Canadian Historical Aircraft Association is located in the main hangar of the old No. 7 Elementary Flying Training School at the southwest corner of Windsor International Airport. We feature Avro Lancaster and de Havilland Mosquito restoration projects, 2 flying DHC-1 Chipmunks, a Boeing Stearman and North American Harvard as well as static displays of a Fleet Fawn and CT-133 Silver Star. Visit our museum archive room and gift shop.
We had a wonderful visit to create a very inexpensive couple of hours of fun. My son (8) and I (29) went to visit the Museum and were treated to a personal guided tour with experienced staff. In my opinion the place looks a lot like a mechanics hanger as well as a historic museum and functions to teach both theory of flight, mechanics of flight, and history of military in the area. Great for tourist and Windsorites alike.
4.5 based on 196 reviews
If you haven't visited Jackson Park in Windsor, Ontario Canada...on the corner of Tecumseh Rd and Ouelette St., then you must visit before Jan 7th. The Park is a must walk thru with loved ones and children...stroll thru the thousands if glittering lights and festive decor. Walk thru the dreamy lit tunnels while walking hand in hand with your loved ones. Also take a stop at the many booths for gifts, hot chocolate and other creative items. Don't forget to take pics and video of this amazing experience. You can have that feeling of Christmas Joy forever. You only have 5 days left to feel like a kid walking in a fantasy world...no time like now to go. See you all at the Park...Jackson Park.
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Quiet beautiful view. a place to reflect.flowers everywhere. A great view of Detroit. Watch the ships go by. Big lakers.Statues all over the grass. This park links to others along the waterfront.
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Such a great place to go, I went with my daughters here and it was just wonderful! Great place to have some tasty beer & have some laughs.
4.5 based on 185 reviews
Old Walkerville is is a great area, for browsing, shopping and dining! Unique restaurants, especially The Kildare house, unique older decor, great fish and chips and a number of local brews!
4.5 based on 141 reviews
My favourite place in the area. The spectacular trails are accessible to those with walkers and wheelchairs which is uncommon in a lot of other places. I love to go see the deer but do wish people would stop feeding them as it's really not a good thing to be feeding them.
4.5 based on 857 reviews
Riverfront has been revitalised with new paving, great wine bars along the river front just along from quollette street is a great bistro and great rembrence garden s, to the fallen heroes of Canada wars
4.0 based on 1,564 reviews
Bet on lots of excitement at Ontario's premier gaming complex featuring more than 80 table games, 3,300 slots and tournament series.
A really nice casino, lots of different & fun games to play, very clean and the lay out is very good. Nice places to have a drink or a meal. Always pop in for a relaxing couple of hours when in town.
4.0 based on 178 reviews
Adventure Bay Family Water Park gives you over 35,000 square feet of wild water adventures. Features include: 5 giant waterslides including the Python, the Whizzard, and the Master Blaster water rollercoaster FlowRider Wave Pool Activity Pool Lazy River Tot Loch Splash Zone with water tipping bucket Many water play features - bubbling jets, mini cannon, tipping cones, and kiddie bungee swings Cannon Cove dry play place
The rides here were fantastic... 3 waterslides that were all pretty unique and surprising, and a flow rider, which is a crazy surfing experience. A friendly and expert flow rider told us there are only 3 other flow riders in Canada: west edmonton mall, laval Quebec and somewhere in BC. This place is challenging enough to keep teens amused for a couple of hours or longer, plus there's lots for smaller kids. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Highly recommended. We stayed at the Marriott which was easy walking distance -- we looked out on the waterslides from our room.
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