Bordered by Lake Erie, the Detroit River, and Lake St. Claire, and located directly across the border from Detroit, the amenities of the big city come together perfectly with the relaxing calm of cottage country in Windsor, Ontario. Whether you're here for the business opportunities, an education at the University of Windsor, a place to raise a family, or a place to kick back and have yourself a weekend vacation, you'll find yourself right at home here. This site is designed to give you a few tips on how to start off your Windsor experience and how to make the most of it, from choosing the best products in the stores to choosing the best zip code for you to live in.

Art, culture and history are strong and crucial aspects of the Windsor community. Museums and galleries abound in the city's downtown, and the talents to be found within them is truly brilliant to behold. The Odette Sculpture Park is probably one of the best places to experience Windsor culture and nature simultaneously. Over 30 large-scale internationally-recognized works of contemporary sculpture by world-renowned artists are showcased in both Ambassador Park and Centennial Park. This museum without walls is open year-round, and made possible by the P & L Odette Foundation, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Louis Odette. Admission is free, so take a stroll and take in the beauty of the art and the freshness of the air at the same time!

When you've had your fill (at least for the day) of artwork and history, Windsor reveals its fantastic nightlife. The nocturnal king of the city, of course, is Caesars Windsor. Between the intimate and luxurious Cosmo Lounge, the cool and casual Vu Bar, a varied selection of gaming and gambling, and the luxurious four-diamond hotel, Caesars Windsor is practically a full vacation wrapped up into a single building. Looking for something a little bit simpler? Windsor has a wide variety of pubs, clubs and bars throughout the ci