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Windsor sits quietly at Canada’s edge as it is the country’s southernmost city center. Life here moves at a relaxed pace. An abundance of green space is found in Windsor. About 3,000 acres are spread across about 180 parks, plus trails and bike friendly streets so residents can integrate nature into their everyday life. Jackson Park, with its sunken gardens, combat aircraft memorials, and softly lit walkways, becomes especially magical in winter during the festive Bright Lights display. Downtown’s walkable streets are sprinkled with local shops, riverfront paths, and cultural hubs like the striking Art Windsor–Essex gallery by the waterfront.

Windsor’s neighbourhoods each bring their own rhythm, from riverfront views to tree-lined streets tucked away from the bustle. Walkerville stands out with its historic architecture, craft breweries, and cozy cafes but also for once being home to the Hiram Walker distillery empire.