Winnipeg Attractions
Dalnavert Museum
Built for Sir Hugh John Macdonald, briefly Premier of Manitoba and son of Canada's first prime minister, the beautiful Dalnavert home has been restored to its original 1895 state. Read more
The Forks
Entertainment, commerce and history combine at Winnipeg's number 1 tourist attraction, which was also voted among Forbes Traveler's Top 25 Canadian attractions. Read more
Manitoba Legislative Building
A graceful Beaux Arts-style structure, the building is constructed of locally quarried Tyndell stone mottled with fossils of sea creatures. Read more
Manitoba Museum
A combination planetarium and science and history museum, Manitoba Museum presents an all-encompassing look at Manitoba's past and present. Read more
Ross House Museum
Ross House stands out as an admirable example of a Red River frame house. Read more
Royal Canadian Mint
Known as the techno-wonder of the minting world, the manufacturing plant's 41 high-speed coining presses can turn out an impressive 15 million coins per day. Read more
Winnipeg Art Gallery
The city's largest art museum, the Winnipeg Art Gallery boasts the world's largest collection of contemporary Inuit art with over 10,000 carvings, paintings, textiles and drawings on display. Read more
Winnipeg Restaurants
Winnipeg Unique Venues
- Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg, Inc.
- Assiniboine Park Conservatory
- Gas Station Theatre
- Fort Gibraltar
- FortWhyte Alive
- Manitoba Centennial Centre
- Manitoba Children's Museum
- Manitoba Museum
- Manitoba Theatre Centre
- McPhillips Street Station Casino
- MTS Centre
- Western Canada Aviation Museum
- Winnipeg Art Gallery
Winnipeg Attractions
- Exchange District
- The Forks
- Grand Beach
- Lower Fort Garry
- Manitoba Legislative Building
- Ross House Museum
