If you or someone you travel with has an accessibility requirement, disability, or special need, hitting the road for a quick getaway can feel anything but spontaneous. It can take a lot of time to research your trip to ensure the places you plan to visit are enjoyable for everyone in your group. Keep this two-day Windsor Essex itinerary handy for the next time you feel that sense of wanderlust kick in…
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The lakes, rivers, and land we love to explore in Ontario’s Southwest were cared for by Indigenous Peoples who were here long before any settlers…
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Thanks to its proximity to the U.S. border, countless stories of those who escaped to Canada to find freedom from slavery were set in our region. Today, an impressive collection of historic sites and museums welcome visitors to learn those stories and pay respect to those who came to Canada to start a new life. Build in some extra time for fascinating conversations with the incredible storytellers you’ll meet along the way on this itinerary…
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If you are new to Canada and want to get to know the local culture, history, food, and people in Ontario's Southwest, the best way to do that is by travelling locally. No matter which season you arrive in, don’t wait before you start exploring. It would be a shame for you to miss outwhile waiting for different weather. To help you get started, we’ve put together a “must visit” list that you should check out. …
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Thank us later for your curated Kingsville/Essex County bucket list. We've gone ahead and mapped out all the must-see, do, eats (and drinks) in Kingsville and surrounding areas…
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Most noted philosophers used walking to get their thoughts going. Wilderness visionaries like Henry David Thoreau walked a great distance to experience the wilderness landscape (Thoreau walked 100 days in 1866, from Montreal to Quebec City). But you don’t need a major pilgrimage to become familiar with nature…
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If you are looking for something new, fun, and safe to do this weekend, check out the nearest pedestrian-only zones in Ontario’s Southwest. "Pedestrian-only" areas mean that the roads are closed to cars to allow pedestrians to dine, shop, and walk safely in the open street…
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Going out into the world can be a bit overwhelming. There are many important rules, additional expectations, and a lot more signage to pay attention to. Even though these changes seemed strange at first, they are in place to keep you safe and must be taken seriously…
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Windsor-Essex Pelee Island is the southernmost destination in all of Canada, full of experiences, culture, great food & drink, and picturesque outdoor landscapes. There is so much to see and do and the businesses and organizations across the destination want it to be accessible for everyone to enjoy them…
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Engage all your senses in a mix of culinary, spiritual, and exotic experiences across our region…
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