The Forks Guide
The Forks is small. You can walk its perimeter in twenty minutes. Yet it is the single most important patch of ground in Winnipeg,…
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Exchange District Walk
Winnipeg's Exchange District is a twenty-block National Historic Site that survived the city's early-20th-century boom and bust intact. Brick, cast iron, terracotta and limestone…
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Winter Winnipeg
Winnipeg in winter is not a hardship to endure. It is the season the city dresses for, builds infrastructure for and throws a festival…
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Assiniboine Park Day
Assiniboine Park sits ten minutes west of downtown and is the easiest full-day plan in Winnipeg with kids. Polar bears, a glass biome, a…
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Saint Boniface Guide
Walk across the Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge from The Forks and you land in a different city. Saint-Boniface is Winnipeg's French quarter, the largest…
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Where To Stay Exchange District
For a first trip to Winnipeg, book in the Exchange District. You'll be walking distance to The Forks, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights,…
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Red River Trail
Some winters the Red River Mutual Trail stretches more than ten kilometres along the Red and Assiniboine rivers — long enough to have once…
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The Leaf Conservatory
The Leaf is the newest reason to visit Assiniboine Park: a glass biome with six climates under one roof, opened in 2022 and already…
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Classic Churchill Polar Bear Experience
This Churchill hotel-based adventure allows you to experience the excitement of polar bear viewing on an official Tu...
2 Hour City Trolley Tour See Over 70 Sites
See More In Two Hours Than Most People Do In Days From the charming streets of St. Boniface to the historic Exchang...
Churchill Northern Lights & Winter Nights
You can see the Northern Lights almost anywhere— but to feel them, to breathe the subarctic air and carry Churchil...
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