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Any city that can be the butt of a Simpson's joke ("That's it! We're all going back to Winnipeg!") and simultaneously one of the most vibrant cultural centers in Canada is tops in our book. The city's history of isolation and self-sufficiency means that Winnipeggers are unpretentious and sincere (and fun-loving enough to name Homer an honorary citizen). Though the winters are long and cold, there are plenty of indoor activities to both keep you warm and stimulate your imagination.
Restaurants in Winnipeg
1. Assiniboine Forest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By adventuresofmichelle - Winnipeg, Canada
The Sagimay Trail is quite a beautiful trail that loops around a wetlands. There’s random benches to sit, rest, and enjoy the wildlife sights & sounds My favourite was the singing frogs and birds This loop trail can take 30-60 minutes to finish depending on how much time you spend exploring. I love that there are also many trash & recycling bins along the trail. Its a dog friendly forest and most times the poop bags are stocked I noticed an inspirational work of art added to the trail by press.on.wpg Happing Hiking To All
2. Manitoba Legislative Building
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 635 reviews
Visitors from outside Manitoba as well as residents of the province are always made welcome at our magnificent Legislative Building. Everyone is invited to watch the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly when it is in session from the vantage point of the Visitors' Gallery. The building is open every day for self-guided tours from 8:00 am - 8:00 pm. From September - June, guided tours are available on a pre-booked basis for groups of 10 or more. To book an appointment please call the Tour Program Office. From July 1 to the Labour Day long weekend in September, tours are offered on an hourly basis. The Legislative Building is wheelchair accessible, including the Visitors' Gallery.
Reviewed By michellegV8416FW
The manitoba legislative building was designed by a Freemason. It has hidden secrets that are revealed by the historian Dr. Frank Albo, on one of the most interesting and entertaining tours of architecture you will ever attend. Highly recommended! We booked through Heartland Travels.
3. The Forks National Historic Site
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4.5 based on 2,082 reviews
Discover a green oasis in the heart of Winnipeg. This nine-acre (3.6 hectare) park, which encompasses open green spaces and tree-lined walkways, is a national treasure owned and operated by Parks Canada. Enlightening interpretive displays, inspiring sculptures, stone pictographs and ceremonial bronze gambling sticks embody the Site’s rich continuum of historical events that span over 6,000 years.
Reviewed By phenning2347 - Dnipro, Ukraine
So much history! So much to see! It is a little sad that the European influence dominates and overshadows the Indigenous Americans', which is much older, richer and more sacred. Many interesting plaques and artefacts from both eras to be seen. I prefer the outdoor displays - the Wall Through Time and Oodena Celebration Circle - and of course quiet walks along the river-walk. It is worth spending an entire day, if that is enough time to see it all. Definitely worth visiting again and again.
4. The Forks Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 403 reviews
Part of "the Forks" development, this buzzing fresh and specialty foods emporium has the feel of an outdoor market, but is actually indoors. Open year-round, it offers an array of ethnic delicacies and crafts, plus four full service restaurants.
Reviewed By Winstongate - Vancouver, Canada
Came here twice in just a few days. This place can get busy but it’s so beautiful to be here. Places to sit and relax ( couches and tables to place games) lots of food places to choose from, great shopping , something for everyone. Big toy store and cute boutiques, great souvenirs and the views were magnificent. A must see in Winnipeg!
5. Travel Manitoba Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
The Travel Manitoba Visitor Information Centre is located inside the Johnston Terminal at the Forks Heritage site. Free Wifi on-site
6. Leo Mol Sculpture Garden
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4.5 based on 633 reviews
Reviewed By treverg2018 - Winnipeg, Canada
In the heart of Winnipeg, Leo Mol is an amazing group of sculptures by Leo Mol, a local Artist. It is situated in Assiniboine Park and the gardens are lush and colorful providing an amazing back drop for the amazing sculptures.
7. Basilique-Cathedrale de Saint Boniface
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4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By SharonG317 - Lubbock, United States
Beautiful Cathedral! The grounds are beautiful especially the cemetery with graves of historical figures and memorials to war. Mass is celebrated at the Cathedral daily. Regretfully, the Cathedral wasn't open the day we visited. However, we enjoyed the wonder and beauty of the architecture as we walked around the outside original building.
8. Little Mountain Park
9. Kildonan Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By Furby25 - Winnipeg, Canada
If you love nature, trees, flowers, interesting sites, biking or walking, it is a great place. The flower gardens are lovely with many opportunites (benches) to sit and and soak it up. There are many bike / walking paths to help explore the grounds. It is also the home of Rainbow Stage, a summer production venue, some interesting memorials, Prairies Edge Restaurant and , of course, The Witches Hut. Parking is readily available
10. Living Prairie Museum
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