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If you live in Windsor-Essex County, there is a good chance you know some of the local staples. From Colosantis, in the county, to the Windsor Sculpture Park along the Detroit River. The variety of attractions in the #YQG is beyond what many people may first expect when coming to the area.
Sure, we have the Casino and the Detroit Skyline… but what about the things you can find in your very own neighbourhoods?
Let’s check out what the local areas of Windsor-Essex have to offer!
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The Heart of Windsor is Downtown. From Caesars Casino to Ouellette Avenue, the downtown nightlife has much to offer. A variety of restaurants, bars and nightclubs are just some of the reasons to venture Downtown.
You will also find one of the ports of entry to the United States in Downtown Windsor.
With a simple ten minute journey on a Tunnel Bus, you can be in another country, experiencing everything Detroit and Michigan have to offer!
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The University of Windsor is a top notch school that brings in students from all over the county, country and beyond!
Located next to the Ambassador Bridge and Windsor’s Waterfront, this area features some of the city’s best and most diverse restaurants in the city. Including the oldest remaining, continuously run tavern in the region. The Dominion House. It was built before 1850!
Another bonus to the West End? Ojibway Prairie Complex, which includes Ojibway Park, Tallgrass Prairie Heritage Park, Black Oak Heritage Park, and the Spring Garden Natural Area. In total, this complex of nature reserves, parks and trails is is 350 hectares!
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Founded by Hiram Walker, this Heritage Precinct has developed into a close community.
With incredible restaurants, a well established brewery, and Walkerville Collegiate Institute, this neighbourhood is one of the most beloved in the city.
It is also a short distance away from Windsor’s Waterfront which includes walking and biking trails that follow along the Detroit River.
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Popular with young families, this neighbourhood is packed with some of the best parks the city has to offer.
Boasting Miracle Park, Realtor Park, Tranby Park, and the Ganatchio Trail, all of which have been recently upgraded, there is always something to do in the outdoors! Students in the area enjoy these perks that are so close to home!
East Riverside is also close to many of the city's most popular amenities, and shopping.
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Nestled along Lake Erie and the Detroit River, LaSalle has more than 250 businesses! This area is known for unique shopping experiences, amazing food and a warm and friendly community.
LaSalle is also home to the the Vollmer Complex, which plays host to the Lasalle Vipers (Junior B Hockey Club), and includes: two NHL sized arenas, an indoor aquatic centre, indoor walking track fitness centre, 22 outdoor soccer pitches, 6 hardball diamonds, and 2 softball diamonds.
All of this makes for a very attractive place to call home!
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Located at the mouth of the Detroit River, Amhurstburg is known for its beautiful waterfront views. With many popular beaches and trails, Amhurstburg attracts visitors from all over the county; non-residents are also very fond of this location.
Amhurstburg is not only bringing people around in the summer, it shines BRIGHT in the winter with its annual River Lights Display for the Christmas Holidays.
Amhurstburg is also home to Fort Malden National Historic Site, offering a one of a kind view into Canada's military history!
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Welcome to one of Windsor’s most luxurious neighbourhoods!
With Man-Made lakes, Prestige Townhomes and Executive Estates, this area exudes extravagance.
The Roseland Golf and Curling Club is close by, as is St. Clair College. Southwood Lakes features great parks, schools, and is great for commuters as it is close to most main highways.
Kingsville
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Canada's Most Southern Town!
Kingsville is a hidden gem in the county. Located on the same latitude as Northern California and situated on Lake Erie, this town is a prime spot for tourism!
From bed & breakfasts and wine tours to a community of restaurateurs promoting Eat, Drink, Dine, Kingsville. This town is a little slice of peace and vacation all rolled into one!
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Known for its agricultural contributions, Leamington, with neighbouring Kingsville, has the highest concentration of Greenhouses in all of North America. Fresh picked produce is in abundance!
One of its best features of Leamington is Point Pelee National Park. Here you can find beaches, trails, canoeing and, of course, Canada’s most southern tip!
From Leamington you can take a ferry to Pelee Island. Which has its own winery, bed and breakfasts and beautiful views!
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