Why is Historic Amherstburg such a sought after destination?

The Safest Town in Canada (based on Statistics Canada 2012 crime severity index data)
It has Ontario’s warmest climate and is one of the most southerly towns in Canada
All the benefits of a modern town but with old world charm
Community steeped in history for over 200 years
Lots of green space yet close to international airports and large city centres
Great entertainment choices with an abundance of restaurants, festivals and recreational activities
Century old buildings and quaint shops
A war of 1812 community
Beautiful parkland and waterfront
Boating, fishing and hunting in abundance
Quick and easy commutes to city or country areas
Just 20 minutes to the Ambassador Bridge; your gateway to the USA and North America’s #1 border crossing
Breathtaking views along the waterfront of passing freighters, yachts and sailboats
Ideally situated and in close proximity to:
- Navy Yard Park
- Fort Malden- A National Historic Site
- Gibson Gallery
- Black Historical Museum
- Centennial Park / Amherstburg’s new arena the Libro Centre
- MGM and Caesar’s Windsor Casino
- Henry Ford Museum
- Windsor’s Devonshire Mall and many malls in the USA
- Palace of Auburn Hills and Ford Field
- Many local Wineries
- Major Hospitals
- University of Windsor
- St. Clair College
- Many agricultural areas including farmers markets and fruit/vegetable stands

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