Things To DoThings To Do
Welcome to the Automotive Capital of Canada!
Windsor sits on the Detroit River, directly across from Detroit, Michigan and is famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, and beautiful waterfront. We recommend a stroll from Caesars Windsor to the Riverfront and the Windsor Sculpture Park, then a dive into the food, drinks, and Prohibition-era charm of old Walkerville. Wine lovers should tour the renowned nearby wineries in Essex County, while nature enthusiasts can enjoy a hike in the Ojibway Nature Centre.
Caesars WindsorCaesars Windsor
377 Riverside Drive East, Windsor, ON N9A 6T6, Canada
Entertainment venue and sister casino to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Jackson ParkJackson Park
125 Tecumseh Road East, Windsor, ON N8X 2P7, Canada
Serene park featuring beautifully manicured gardens, fountains, and historical war memorials.
Windsor Sculpture ParkWindsor Sculpture Park
University, ON N9B 1E8, Canada
Outdoor gallery of over 30 large-scale contemporary sculptures along the scenic riverfront.
Willistead ManorWillistead Manor
1899 Niagara Street, Windsor, ON N8Y 2K7, Canada
Historic 36-room mansion showcasing Windsor’s architectural elegance and cultural heritage.
Detroit Institute of ArtsDetroit Institute of Arts
5200 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48202
World-class museum housing over 65,000 works, including Van Gogh and Diego Rivera’s iconic murals.
Guardian BuildingGuardian Building
500 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI 48226
Masterpiece of Art Deco architecture, known for its vibrant tile work and grand interior.
Motown MuseumMotown Museum
2648 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48208
Legendary birthplace of Motown Records, preserving the legacy of iconic artists and music from the Motor City.
Michigan Central StationMichigan Central Station
2001 15th Street, Detroit, MI 48216
Restored grand historic train station, now a hub for innovation and Detroit’s comeback story.
For all the days along the way