If you have some extra time during the wedding weekend, these nearby neighborhoods and towns are perfect for day trips, unique experiences, and stunning views. Whether you're a foodie, nature lover, or wine enthusiast — there's something here for you.

🚶 Walkerville

A trendy, historic district just east of downtown Windsor, Walkerville was founded by whisky baron Hiram Walker and is full of charming architecture, great food, and — of course — a little whisky.

What to Do in Walkerville:

Take the J.P. Wiser’s Whisky Tour

Go behind the scenes at the J.P. Wiser’s Experience Centre to learn about Canadian whisky history and enjoy a curated tasting. A must for spirit lovers.

🔗 JPWisersTour.ca

Stroll & Shop

Walk the tree-lined streets and pop into locally owned boutiques and cafes.

Sip Local Beer

Visit Walkerville Brewery for small-batch craft brews in a cozy industrial taproom.

🍷 Amherstburg

Located ~30 minutes from Windsor, Amherstburg is a picturesque town along the Detroit River, blending small-town vibes with rich history and fantastic wineries.

Top Things to Do in Amherstburg:

Visit Local Wineries

Sip wines at:

Oxley Estate Winery

Colchester Ridge Estate Winery (CREW)

Cooper's Hawk Vineyard

Viewpointe Winery

Explore Fort Malden

Step back in time at Fort Malden National Historic Site, a 19th-century British military outpost.

Downtown Stroll

Enjoy the waterfront, stop in at antique stores, or dine at cozy spots like The Salty Dog or Beacon Ale House.

🌿 Kingsville

About 40 minutes from Windsor, Kingsville is a charming town on the north shore of Lake Erie — often considered the heart of Ontario’s wine country.

Why You’ll Love Kingsville:

Tour the Wineries

Kingsville is home to some of Essex County’s top wineries:

Pelee Island Winery (one of Ontario's oldest)

Aleksander Estate Winery

Black Bear Farms & Estate Winery

Eat Farm-to-Table

Try Jack’s Gastropub or The Grove Brew House for a locally sourced, delicious meal.

Stroll Main Street

Kingsville’s walkable core features boutique shops, cafés, and a quaint, welcoming vibe.

🌊 Leamington

A laid-back lakeside town about 45 minutes from Windsor, Leamington is best known for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures.

Things to Do in Leamington:

Explore Point Pelee National Park

Canada’s southernmost point is a gem for birdwatchers, nature photographers, and hikers. Boardwalks, beaches, and lookout towers await.

Beach Day on Lake Erie

Pack a picnic and relax by the water, or rent bikes and ride the trails.

Try Local Eats

Grab fish and chips at Ray’s Rib House or fresh Mexican food at El Comal.

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