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Downtown Windsor Visitor Map 12 Detroit River 13 Dining Accommodations Services P 17 1 N DOWNTOWN WINDSOR VISITOR MAP 12 DETROIT RIVER 13 DINING ACCOMMODATIONS SERVICES P 17 1. St. Clair Centre for the Arts P 10 1. The Squirrel Cage 1. Caesars Windsor Hotel 35 RIVER FRONT TRAIL 2. Keg Steakhouse and Bar 2. Quality Suites Downtown Windsor 2. Transit Windsor, Tunnel Bus & 8 3 P Greyhound Bus Terminal 3. Tim Hortons 3. Waterfront Hotel Downtown Windsor 2 3. LCBO 6 1 5 4. El Patron Taqeatery 4. Travelodge Hotel Downtown Windsor $ $ 4 20 14 (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) 3 12 5. Loose Goose Resto Pub & Lounge 5. Days Inn Windsor 4. Downtown Windsor Business 18 9 9b P 39 7 5 6. Sushi California 6. Holiday Inn Downtown Windsor Improvement Association (DWBIA) 16 7. Jade Chinese Cuisine 7. Comfort Suites Downtown Windsor 5. Windsor Pride 2 8. Caesars Windsor (8 options) 6. Shoppers Drug Mart P $ 32 9. Superstar Wings & Ribs / Eggsmart 7. Yee Pharmacy P 1 NIGHTLIFE 8. Royal Windsor Pharmacy 4 34 8 10. Chanoso’s /Oishii 1 4 1. The Loop 9. Food Basics 9 P 1 7 7 11. South Detroit 2. Phog Lounge 10. The Beer Store P 1 $ 19 12. Simon’s Prime Hamburgers 2 $ 3. Villains Beastro 27 3 12 13. Co ee Exchange TAXI 3 6 13 4. The Kilt & Fiddle 11 14 Vets Cab (519.256.2621) 40 42 11 14. Green Bean Cafe 33 10 2 5. Revival Social Lounge Checker Cab (519.254.7777) 17 15. Starbucks Co ee Company 2 4 6. Boom Boom Room Cruise Control Windsor (519.252.6766) VIA CARON 2 15 16. Terra Cotta Gourmet Pizzeria P 3 6 14 7. Caesars Windsor (4 venues) 18 16 30 17. Booster Juice VIA BRUCE 21 43 5 8. Vermouth ONTARIO TRAVEL P 8 P 18. House of India 9 9. Lefty’s on the “O” INFORMATION CENTRE 8 23 Basil Court Thai Restaurant 10. Level 3 Vodka Emporium 519.973.1338 22 24 19. Iguana Sushi Bar 25 11. Milk Co ee Bar TOURISM WINDSOR $ 20. All Day Breakfast ESSEX PELEE ISLAND 10 31 12. Whisky River Speakeasy 36 ? INFORMATION CENTRE (Travelodge Hotel) 13. Bull n Barrel Urban Saloon 21. Hikari Japanese Restaurant 14. Venue Music Hall BANKS / CURRENCY P 26 22. Toastys Grilled Cheese & Salad Bar CONVERSION 4 $ 6 23. Frenchy’s Poutinery ATTRACTIONS 24. Mazaar Restaurant PLACE OF WORSHIP 5 4 P 1. Tower of Freedom 25. The City Grill Underground Railroad Monument P 26. On the Avenue (Holiday Inn) 2. Artcite Inc. PARKING T P I 27. Sir Cedrics Fish & Chips O 3. Capitol Theatre HOSPITAL R 11 T E 28. Matryoshka EMERGENCY SERVICES D 28 4. Windsor Symphony Orchestra H 1 O 29. The Manchester T 5. Chrysler Theatre L P E 30. Burger King Restaurant 6. Windsor’s Community Museum 29 N 31. Tunnel Bar-B-Q UDINE FOUNTAIN N 7. Caesars Windsor P U 32. La Guardia P T Take Wyandotte St. E to Howard Ave. Casino & Colosseum ‘SPIRIT OF WINDSOR’ TO AMBASSADOR BRIDGE 33. World Marathon Ethiopia Restaurant 8. Art Gallery of Windsor STEAM ENGINE 34. Pause Cafe 9. Windsor International 7 6 37 15 3 35. Bistro on the River POLICE 36. Tim Hortons Aquatic & Training Centre 37. McDonald’s Restaurant 9b. Adventure Bay Family Water Park CHARLES CLARK 38. Rino’s Kitchen & Ale House 10. Windsor River Cruises SQUARE, ICE RINK & 11. Maiden Lane Chess Park FARMERS’ MARKET 13 39. Riverside Elias 5 7 12. Windsor Sculpture Park 40. Bubi’s Awesome Eats CITY HALL 41. Via Italia (Little Italy) 13. Dieppe Gardens C 14. Riverfront Festival Plaza 42. Tim Hortons YOUTUBE LOGO SPECS 15. Old Walkerville District 43. Mandarin House Restaurant PRINT on light backgrounds on dark backgrounds P standard standard main red gradient bottom 16. Canadian Club Brand Centre PMS 1795C PMS 1815C C0 M96 Y90 K2 C13 M96 Y81 K54 SHOPPING 17. Windsor Art Cart Tour Main white black WHITE BLACK no gradients no gradients 1. Shanfi elds-Meyers China Shop Meeting Area C0 M0 Y0 K0 C100 M100 Y100 K100 H 10 Gifts and Jewellery 18. Windsor Essex County 2. G&G Jewellery and Coins Sports Hall of Fame watermark watermark 3. Devonshire Mall VISITWINDSORESSEX.COMstacked logo (for sharing only) stacked logo (for sharing only) 38 4. Duty Free Shop 519.255.6530 9 St. to Erie St. McDougall Take 41.
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