Dominion House

Unfussy historic pub with billiards & a traditional menu of burgers, snacks & sandwiches.

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Old Sandwich Town
Established in 1797, it is considered one of the oldest, most historically significant settlements in Ontario. It has been the site of several important events in Ontario's history. Many historic buildings remain in Old Sandwich Town and the area hosts an annual festival to celebrate its heritage. The area is now a neighbourhood of the city of Windsor.
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McGregor-Cowan House Bakery/Breakfast
Olde Towne Bake Shoppe
Historical bakery, housing the Olde Towne Bake Shoppe and as such apparently both an attraction and a place to eat.
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Mackenzie Hall
The former courthouse, jail, and execution spot of the former town of Sandwich, which is now a district of Windsor.
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Windsor Sculpture Park
Odette Sculpture Park
Touted as a "museum without walls" Windsor Sculpture Park is a 3.5-km park with over 30 sculptures dotting the park. All along Windsor's southern banks of the Detroit River from the base of the Ambassador Bridge (starting in Assumption Park at Huron Church Road) blending into Centennial Park on to Church Street where the park further continues as Dieppe Gardens at Ouellette Avenue and even further along Riverside Drive East. The park features large-scale contemporary sculptures for public viewing. There are 32 sculptures in the park, and the collection continues to develop every year through private donations.
Admission: free, parking: metered