I don’t think so. Windsor is not a huge 🌃 city, drive around and visit a museum, Devonshire mall, nice restaurants, Caesars casino, riverfront, vibrant university area.

Actually being here in (just across the border) Windsor and not biased by living here from birth, I say there is lots to do. Again his age does determine the length of things to do. Start with the great view from anywhere at the riverfront. you can't miss the main street. Further East along "Riverside Drive" there are many places to park and take a quick look around. Bundle up. Kids like looking at where they came from another side of the river. Plenty of places like Mcd's or Tim Horton's for a warm hot chocolate. If teen also have free wifi. If you head south down "Howard Ave" you can't miss the large mall. "Devonshire" mall good place this time of year even to mall walk and the food court now is sooo much better. I found it a great place to just catch up with my teen. Huge safe place to let them roam a little alone if they want a little space. If younger, you have to check out the toy store across the street, next to Mcd's called "mastermind toys" . Loads of books and traditional and trendy toys. You can google other places just out in the "county". Colasantis is a green house with fun " arcade place" now. games and mini golf (inside). check out "Jack miners" down the road. Google orchards for Feb events. Hope this helps

Check out the Best Western Plus in Windsor. We’ve stayed twice. Fantastic river views. Great hotel.

As others have said,, there is only one option to cross the Detroit River- and the international boundary- by public transportation. That is Windsor Transit, the bus service through the Detroit-Windsor tunnel linking the two downtowns. The buses are fully accessible if that is a concern and it is a short trip. Check their website and also check the calendar for professional sporting events in the Dretroit area (NBA, NHL this time of year) as the buses can fill up fast on those days. If you want to do more sight seeing along either side of the river, it may be worth while to rent a car and drive either the bridge or the tunnel yourself.

Thanks for the City Cyclery tip. I'll check it out.

It depends, where are you coming from? You need a passport to cross the border from the United States. If you fly in you must pass through customs. Check your airline ticket information it will tell you.

i think you get spectacular views from "Fourteen" located at Riverside Drive and

Down wyndotte in walkerville going east to downtown