A Border Town Between US & Canada: Windsor

After exploring Point Pelee National Park in our last episode, we stayed overnight in the charming border town of Windsor (about 60 km away). 🌉 Windsor is tightly connected to Detroit via: Ambassador Bridge 🚗 Detroit-Windsor Tunnel 🚇 Michigan Central Railway Tunnel (now operated by Canadian Pacific Railway) 🚂 A dedicated freight ferry route ⛴️ As a border city, Windsor has its own unique vibe. So, what’s there to see? First: Replenish Your Luck (or Just Chill) 🎰 Caesars Windsor Casino – The city’s most famous attraction. Win big? 🎉 Upgrade your vacation, live lavishly, and forget about going home! Lose? 😅 No worries—hit the free fitness facilities, regroup, and try again next year. My Free Sightseeing Tour (For the Budget-Conscious) 🗿 Windsor Sculpture Park – A free outdoor gallery along the Detroit River. Stroll by the water to ease post-casino regrets. ❄️ (The river’s chilly—good for cooling down, but skip this in winter!) Prefer fewer crowds? This riverside trail is perfect. 🏝️ Peche Island – A 36-hectare uninhabited island in the Detroit River. Need a boat to get there. Discover the historic concrete bridge and ponder: Why is there a bridge on a deserted island? 🤔 Also, reflect on why Lady Luck abandoned you at the casino. 😆 🍝 Spago – A renowned Italian restaurant in Windsor, famous for homemade pasta and classic dishes. Summer Road Trip? Cross the Border for Fun! 🏖️ Sandpoint Beach (Stop 26) – A popular sandy spot in East Windsor. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Adventure Bay Family Water Park – Like Great Wolf Lodge, but with a wave pool for surfing practice! 🌊 Our Itinerary: Half a Day is Enough! After a morning in Windsor, we head back toward Cambridge—a town with elegant scenery, hiding its charm like a well-bred lady. 💐 #OutdoorAdventures #TorontoLife #Canada #Windsor