Things To Do
in Amherstburg

Historic riverfront fort with brick walls, cannons, and elevated views of the Detroit River at golden hour.

Long promenade along the river with boats, Windsor skyline, and sunset reflections.

Colorful heritage buildings, cobbled streets, and marina scenes ideal for street photography.

Marsh boardwalks through wetlands offering birds, tall grasses, and sunrise silhouettes.

Crispy lake perch served with fries and tartar sauce at local riverfront eateries.

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Classic Canadian dessert with flaky pastry and caramel centers.

Fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, widely available at pubs and casual eateries.

Polish-inspired dumplings reflecting local immigrant influences available at nearby eateries.

Seasonal market with local produce, preserves, baked goods, and ready-to-eat snacks.

Occasional street-food stalls along the Amherstburg waterfront during events and weekends.

Polite greetings, please/thank you, and orderly queues are expected in shops and restaurants.

Be mindful at Fort Malden and historic sites; follow rules and avoid restricted areas.

In Canada, tips of 15-20% are customary for good service in restaurants; rounding up at bar orders is common.

Credit/debit cards and contactless payments are widely accepted; cash is also fine; ATMs are common.

Warm, sunny days with high activity around the waterfront; best for outdoor dining, boating, and events.

Mild days with colorful foliage and harvest-season winery visits; cooler evenings require layering.

Cold temperatures with snow possible; indoor venues and coffee shops are cozy refuges.

Budding nature and migratory birds; weather can be changeable—bring layers and waterproof gear.