Chimczuk Museum

Museum showcasing Windsor’s rich history, Indigenous culture, and city development, with interactive exhibits, rotating galleries, and a family-friendly learning space right on Riverside Drive.

The Chimczuk Museum, located at 401 Riverside Drive West, houses permanent exhibits on the history of the Windsor area, the Original People’s Culture and Legacy, and the development of The City of Windsor. The site also features a Children’s Gallery and Learning Space with opportunities for hands-on exploration for our young and young at heart, two galleries for travelling and temporary exhibitions, and a gift shop with fantastic souvenirs for guests of all ages. Admission fees apply. Accessible parking is available in the lot located in front of the museum as well as in the lot located to the west of the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre. The Chimczuk Museum is part of Museum Windsor, which also features the François Baby House, a National Historic Site of Canada (254 Pitt St. W.), the Duff-Baby House (221 Mill St. – open for scheduled tours only), and Streetcar No 351 (780 Riverside Drive W.). Please check www.museumwindsor.ca for details.