The 47 best sights in Winnipeg

Human Rights museums are always a heavy experience, but also incredibly important to visit. This museum did a good job covering a variety of historical events and cultures, but I also thought there was maybe a bit too much open space on each floor. Maybe it would have felt less empty if it had been a busier day, but I left feeling like they could have added a lot more considering the available space. Still well worth the visit, but probably a museum I wouldn’t go back to.

This museum should always be a must visit if you are in Canada. It contains so much relevant information about the current situation and recent history of humanity, that it takes a good 3-4 hours to explore properly. The building itself is worth the ticket. The views of the city from the Tower of Hope and the walk down along the different levels are fantastic. I just wished they included the option of paying for parking with the visit.

A very informative and interesting museum. The whole layout was exceptionally good. The timeline in the first exhibit is spectacular. So much thought has been put into the architecture, film footage, information and moving from one section to another. There are gradual slopes up to each level lit by alabaster walls which allows one to reflect as they get to the next level. Highly recommend.

One of the best museums I’ve ever been to… Incredibly engaging, profound and architecturally amazing. Bravo to the curator and to Canada for knocking out of the park. We were only there 2 1/2 hours, but we easily could’ve spent all day.

Worth a visit. Make sure to plan to spend a good enough time here, there's much to see and learn. Every floor is sure to offer a learning experience. If you get hungry, there is a coffee shop at the top floor or the cafe down in the first level that was really good!

Very educational with beautiful displays of historical precedents to help understand our difficult path to todays society. The museum is also an architectural marvel in many ways. A must visit in Winnipeg

wonderful museum filled with rich experiences and history. highly recommend. not really for children. serious tone. lovely architecture and just and overall memorable experience.

This is a wonderful place to learn about Canada history and nature. Although the museum is under construction, it’s still open. The museum is huge, took us almost 2 hours to complete the tour, there is a short animated show for your kids to learn about the ocean and solar system.

Had the opportunity to explore Winnipeg and the Manitoba Museum came highly recommended so I checked it out. I do think I may have come on a bad day because there was a wedding of some sort and people everywhere, which made it a little difficult to navigate. There also seemed to be a bit of renovations happening so I got a little lost. But once I found my way to the exhibits, I had a lot of fun. There was a lot to look at and some really incredible displays. Despite it being a weekend, it was pretty quiet, which was probably a lucky break. It made the experience a lot more relaxing. I was a tad disappointed with the planetarium show. I’m not sure if they do a kids and adult version, but the show I saw was definitely catered to children and was actually more about the ocean than space. As an astronomy enthusiast I was hoping to see stars. Overall, I’m very glad I went, and can see why it was recommended by so many people. I would love to go back once the renovations are done and there isn’t such chaos with the very large wedding party.

It was under renovation when we got there. The planetarium show just started so we missed the one for the planets and stars. The overall experience was great. Clean interactive. Just not very appealing going through the front entrance. We got to see Nonsuch during this visit, the kids enjoyed it. We definitely need more time as we didn't get to roam the Winnipeg section. The scavenger hunt made it interesting for the kids. We just didn't know where to drop off the completed form since it was closing time and they closed the customer service area to prepare for a wedding event. Will visit again,hope to see the outcome of the renovation.

The Manitoba Museum is located at 190 Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg, MB, R3B 0N2. It's the largest not-for-profit heritage and science centre in Manitoba. The museum features nine award-winning galleries, a planetarium, and a science gallery, showcasing both human and natural history. This is worth a visit. Lot's of history!!!

This place is amazingly interactive for people of all ages. Never seen a museum put so much effort to tell the history like this. Then comes the science building filled with so many interesting inventions and concepts. A young person will be amazed and intrigued by them while an adult person will relive new dreams and possibilities in this life. Planetarium is a cool addition too. It tells how our solar system functions in an amazing environment. This is by far the best place to go in Winnipeg. Hope you guys enjoy it as well.

Seeing the Nonsuch was the highlight! Even under renovation (think the fees are reduced as it was very inexpensive) this museum is a good stop. Great Indigenous art collection as well!

Great place to see the history of Manitoba, Winnipeg and earth. Easy to follow the paths of galleries. With all the exhibits available you will at least need more than half a day to spend. The ship "Nonsuch" is the main attraction. And they built a museum after the ship was placed. Easy access by public transport. Open 7 days

Fantastic gallery! The architecture is enriching and there is ABSOLUTE JOY in surrounding oneself in Inuit art. It is a creative gallery and you will want to stop at the outstanding boutique that promotes national artists. The staff is very welcoming too.

We attended the Candlelight concert in Winnipeg twice, and both experiences were absolutely wonderful. The music was performed with so much passion and elegance that it created a truly magical and romantic atmosphere. The candlelit setting made everything feel warm and unforgettable. It's definitely an event we would love to experience again.

The Winnipeg Art gallery is well worth the hour or two visit needed to check out its collection. The indigenous collection is just fantastic and I love the works that they presented. The permanent collection is small but very very interesting. Parking is limited but you can find some spots on the street. Dropping by on a Thursday afternoon felt like a private visit. I don't think you'll find a better variety and number of soapstone carvings anywhere else in the world.

I was there for an unveiling of a Red Dress tribute to the MMIWG2S movement. The location of rhe event and the space were more than sufficient for what it was needed for. Washroom was clean and easily accessible. The only reason I gave it this low of a rating is because they had a wedding event going on as well, and we were asked to leave by the side or back entrance. 😳 Seriously!?! So when you walk in the front entrance, you end up walking through the back of the seating area designated for the wedding guests and party. I felt like I was crashing a wedding. Not how I would want my wedding day to be remembered by. As a bride, I would have been upset and embarrassed to have to share my wedding space with another event being held in the same building like that. Surely there has to be a better way so that both events are able to be kept separate from each other, as to avoid disruption of a speech or special dance, which both events had. The sound could be heard on both sides. Unacceptable.

Beautiful space. Great collection. Interestingly curated special exhibits (Spilling the Tea was great!). Could be made easier to navigate - better map and/or signage. But well worth visiting.

small painting collection with some gems. superlative indiginous Canadian sculptures and a fantastic gift shop. The small cafe has excellent food and super-friendly staff!!!

This place just felt like a dream. I would recommend going along with the person who is interested in art as well. Because it does take time to enjoy the carvings and description without any hassle of running here and there This place has 4 floors, each filled with unique elements. And also have a nice little Cafe. Staff is super friendly and kids does enjoy their painting lessons as well.

I had a wonderful experience visiting the Assiniboine Park Zoo! The grounds are beautifully maintained, with plenty of green spaces and walking paths that make the visit enjoyable and relaxing. The animal habitats are spacious and thoughtfully designed, which really shows the zoo's commitment to animal care and conservation. The highlight for me was seeing the polar bears swimming and playing, it was truly unforgettable! I also loved the diversity of animals, from majestic tigers to playful monkeys, each encounter was special. The staff were warm, welcoming and very knowledgeable. The educational exhibits are engaging and perfect for visitors of all ages, making it a fantastic place for families, couples or anyone who enjoys connecting with nature and wildlife. Overall, the zoo offers a unique and memorable experience in Winnipeg and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city!

It is certainly a priviledge to observe the polar bears diving from the underwater tunnel. Just for this unique experience is worth paying the ticket. It is an easy to move around zoo with a few cafes. We stopped for lunch at the restaurant in the Visit to Churchill area, from which the polar bears can be seeing roaming their enclosure. Lots of information displays and friendly volunteers along the different routes. The shop is also very good with fair prices. For some reason buying the tickets online is cheaper than at the entrance kiosks, so I recommend to do so.

The Assiniboine Park Zoo is a wondrous location for both tourists and locals alike; there are so many beautiful creatures for every visitor to observe. I’d recommend visiting in the summer as it can get cold up in Manitoba. The zoo has great service and is easy to access, and there are wheelchairs available for visitors. There are many exhibits, and while I wasn’t able to see them all, one of my favorites was the seal exhibit. There was a concerned gopher that I met while walking there, which contributed to the overall experience. There is a bird exhibit with many pulchritudinous species, and a goat area where the employee who works there is very kind and is happy to share information about the goats. While I wasn’t able to see the journey to Churchill exhibit, I heard from other visitors that it was a magical experience. There is also a cafe with options for dietary restrictions and drinks. Assiniboine was a wonderful time.

the zoo is a super awesome place to spend your time in the summer, they have lots of exhibits with cool animals and they do lots of different events with the animals as well. They have cool indoor exhibits as well such as the tropical one which has huge tropical trees and animals such as snakes and cool birds. They also have another indoor exhibit with smaller animals such as turtles and sloths (which is a newer animal added to the zoo). There is lots of food options available like snack shacks, food trucks, and an actual restaurant located in the zoo park. They also have a great gift shop that sells lots of winnipeg themed items which is very nice for travellers. I would recommend buying tickets online in advance because you save 10% on your tickets! overall the zoo is a ton of fun and is a great way to spend any day!

This is a nice zoo. It has a fantastic exhibit on animals from Northern Manitoba, and the polar bear exhibit in specific is a highlight with the underwater tunnels allowing visitors to see the bears swimming around them. Toucan Ridge has some animas from warmer climates, and there is a large grasslands section as well. The zoo does not have animals such as elephants, giraffes, or lions, but this is understandable given the smaller size of the zoo and the harsh climate. If you visit on a weekday in fall, winter, or spring, you will almost have the zoo to yourself. It does get very busy in the summer, especially on weekends and holidays.

Such a good zoo and attraction in the city I love seeing the bears and the animals, I didn’t have the chance to see them swimming but the experience was great. I’d recommend to Buy the tickets online as they are like $2 cheaper but if you rather to get them in person there is a kiosk and screens. I visited on Thanksgiving Day and there was no crowds so it was nice to walk around the zoo.

Fantastic place, the polar bear enclosure is very roomy and has multiple areas and biomes for the bears too so whatever they like in. I hope more exhibits follow suit but most are at LEAST "pretty good". Good place, helps with research, lots to see. Highly recommended.

I went to the sunset goose flight at Fort Whyte Alive. There was an indoor presentation that was very informative about geese migration. Beautiful trails throughout the marshland also!! Plus a restaurant and very nice gift shop inside. Worth a visit!👏🏻👏🏻

Wonderful wild space for plants and animals! There are bison bison bison. There are many birds. There are even more mosquitoes. You can rent bicycles and binoculars. It's a good time!

One of the best things Winnipeg has to offer! From the birds and bison, to the gift shop, cafe, interpretive center and all it’s amazing programs, workers and volunteers; it’s nirvana. Cheap too for a day of outdoor education and serenity! Or free if your like me and walk/bike in!! I could go on for pages about how special this place is. If I could give more than 5 ⭐️, it would be infinitely (and still not enough). This is literally my happiest place on earth. ☀️🌲

Awesome trails and lots of greenery. Good place for watching goose, ducks and other animals and a lot of history. Bison viewing is available. Great place to spend weekends and watch sunset. the museum has a lot of taxidermy stuff of owls, bears, bison, deer, cougar, foxes and so on. Entry tickets for two is about $21 dollars if you are not a member. It is worth it.

Amazing place to go. Need a break to have a mental reset, go on the water in a kayak? Look no further. My favourite nature place in Winnipeg, a must to go to when visiting Winnipeg in any season!

Visited here in the winter to try out snowshoeing. We rented from them and also brought our own snowshoes. It was fun going on their trails and on the frozen-over ponds and lakes. We even encountered a couple of deer in their forest trail. After snowshoeing we spent time on theit toboggan run. They have large toboggans on-site and these are free to use once you are already in the park. Of course, it's always nice seeing the bison enclosure. They also have a shop, cafe and a small museum.

A lovely day, warm and sunny. This place is well maintained, relax. We were lucky enough to meet story teller today and enjoyed a chat with him

Great heritage building. I enjoy a guided tour inside which is free. Lots of information. A must to go to know more about Manitoba. Great park around. Friendly staff.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting on a Saturday afternoon in mid-July and was pleasantly surprised to find that we lucked into a tour. The grounds were pretty deserted of any humanity, yet the foyer of building was buzzing with, like, 3 security guards per tourist. Anyway, despite it being a weekend, grateful the building was open, allowing us to explore this architectural gem. The 45-minute tour was incredibly thorough, providing a deep dive into the building's fascinating history. We learned about the intriguing scandal associated with its construction, the origins of the stone and marble, and the rich symbolism behind the numerous sculptures and reliefs. This building truly stands as a temple to Parliamentary democracy, and the attention to detail in its design is captivating. Overall, the experience was enlightening and memorable, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in history, architecture, or politics. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this tour is a must-see for a deeper understanding of Manitoba's heritage and governance.

My friend and I visited the Manitoba Legislative Building, but unfortunately, due to a system error, his Ontario driver’s license was flagged as invalid. He didn’t have another piece of ID with him, and at first they treated it like a possible scam. Because of this, we weren’t able to join the tour right away, even though he’s an Ontario citizen and I’m from British Columbia. Later, when I called him back to join, the staff admitted the issue was in their system. While I appreciate the eventual apology, the situation spoiled part of our visit. It’s a government building, and citizens should be able to enjoy it without unnecessary stress. Disappointing at first, but I’m glad they made it right in the end.

Very impressive building with unique features. We enjoyed our free tour from a knowledgeable tour guide. The gift shop had an excellent selection of affordable items. Please note that this building is not always open to the public to walk around without being a part of a guided tour during open hours. A man entered who was very upset at the lack of public washrooms for those not on a tour.

Amily is hands down the best guide we’ve had—she turned our visit to the Winnipeg Legislative Building into the brightest highlight of our Winnipeg trip, and we’re thrilled to give her 5 stars! We visited here today 11:00, 8/22/2025. As Chinese travelers with only basic English, we were a little nervous about following a tour. But Amily immediately put us at ease: she slowed down her speech so we could keep up, and used simple, fun language to share detailed, interesting stories about every corner of the building—from its architecture to its history, nothing felt confusing or rushed. What made it even more special? She took the time to lead us to all the key, photo-worthy spots and offered to take pictures for us, making sure we had beautiful memories to take home. Her patience, kindness, and genuine enthusiasm for sharing the building’s charm were incredible. This tour wasn’t just informative—it was warm and unforgettable, all thanks to Emily. We can’t thank Miss Emily enough for making our day so wonderful. If you’re visiting the Winnipeg Legislative Building, don’t miss a tour with her—she’s a gem! 10/10, 100% recommended!

I'm obsessed with taking photos of this building. Its just so pretty

A beautiful spot in the heart of Winnipeg where one can roam the grounds. Accessible by Broadway St and the River Walk. The architecture is neo classical topped off with the famous Golden Boy statue. Great to go check out anytime of year.

Cade was a great tour guide who was super well informed!! Great facility! Highly recommend bringing extra loonies to get a silver coined stamped with the Mint on it. No photos allowed once on tour but so much information to take in.

I'm not sure what was the holdup situation for me, I never visited this place before living all these years in Winnipeg. Went for the first time on my b'day to buy some commemorative coins for myself and maybe a tour even if possible. Had to be the best thing I did for myself all day. This place is so peaceful yet cool to explore if you share the curiosity. Employees here are jolly and helpful. Especially Alex and Cade made the experience even more charming. Will definitely visit soon, even to thank the employee behind desk whom I was unable to catch a name of but guided me towards the coin I came there for.

I think everyone should visit the Royal Canadian Mint to explore the rich history of coin-making in Canada. The guided tour is well-organized, and the guide explained everything clearly and with enthusiasm. The entry fee is just $12 CAD per person, and it’s definitely worth it!. There’s also a gift store inside with unique coins and collectibles. If you’re planning to visit, weekdays are much more peaceful and perfect for a relaxed tour.

A great visit if you want to know about the production of coins they mint coins for many nations. We were lucky to go on a quiet day with only one other couple so we were able to ask lots of questions of our guide. He was knowledgeable and friendly. I would recommend buying tickets beforehand as it can get very busy there in the hight of the season.

Cade was an absolutely wonderful guide. We learned so much from him about the mint. I have been back a couple times and intend to return again. I know have a huge interest in coins once again. Thank you Cade.

Very interesting tour to see the coin production in Winnipeg! Cade was an awesome tour guide with lots of knowledge about the production process and trivia. I highly recommend to visit on a weekday so you see the production crew in action.

The tour was really fascinating. Our tour guide ( I think her name was Martha?) was so knowledgeable.

Beautiful park with lots of attractions. Free and paid. Several sights for parking. Many different parks And many trails. Beautiful river lookouts and bridge. Pavilion is one place you can visit free of charge that includes information and free Winnie the Pooh museum and Art gallery Kids park nearby. I like the side gate. That's unique. The English theme park is beautiful with all the art works. Zoo and leaf are paid attractions.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Assiniboine Park on multiple occasions, and it’s become one of my favourite spots. The park’s size and variety of attractions mean there’s always something new to discover each time I visit. One of my first stops was The Leaf. Although it does have an entrance fee, the experience is well worth it. The vibrant plant displays and thoughtfully designed gardens create a stunning environment that’s both relaxing and invigorating. I spent hours enjoying the lush greenery and colourful blooms. On other visits, I explored areas of the park that are free to access. The English Garden and leo mol museum was particularly delightful, with its beautifully arranged flowers and serene atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or simply to sit and enjoy nature. The open grounds and picnic areas are great for a casual day out, offering plenty of space to relax, have a picnic, or play. While the Park Café and restaurant areas do have their own costs, they’re convenient for grabbing a bite to eat and enjoying the park’s lovely scenery. The Pavilion is where I enjoyed wandering around. Its charming architecture and peaceful surroundings added to the park’s overall appeal. Whether you’re exploring the paid attractions or enjoying the free areas, there’s something special to discover every time.

A local resident couldn't wait to take us here and I understand why she loves this park so much. The park is well maintained and the variety of plants is well planned for the most striking arrangements. All those who are considering a visit to Winnipeg should plan on visiting Assiniboine Park.

Amazing place to visit. Something to do for everyone. Very close to the Trans-Canada Highway so you can make quick stop to stretch legs and enjoy the beautiful park. Loved the different areas with very well maintained park infrastructure. I would definitely recommend visiting different attractions in the park.

The only park 24 hrs with security, lots to do with the zoo, the leaf, and the English garden. Cargo bar is also set up if u want to quench your thirst with adult drinks. And so much more favorite park in all of Winnipeg

A large green space with many interesting attractions. Great for walkers, joggers, kids, picnics, dogs, families and zoo lovers. One can drive around to the different attractions too.

This park is undoubtedly the crown jewel of our city. It's a fantastic oasis filled with picturesque spots and photo-worthy locations. Whether you're planning a picnic or simply seeking a nature escape, this place has it all. My wholehearted recommendation goes out to this remarkable park.

This is such a beautiful location with a fantastic multi use combination of history, indigenous recognition, nature, architecture, children's areas, and modern conveniences. One of the few locations I can think of that has everything and free as well. You can spend 30 minutes walking around or easily relax for the entire day here. No park pass or admission needed to walk the grounds.

awesome space, every-time i come i see something new, many spaces to explore, i want to come back again and again. good job on landscape design.

A truly beautiful and picturesque park. Nature from trees, flowers and wildlife, all alongside the river makes this park unique. I love the different walking paths and many resting/picnic benches and tables everywhere.

It's such a beautiful place suitable for any family gatherings or romantic dates. Nature and civilization are perfectly blended here. You'll need a couple of hours to explore it. Put it on your bucket list when you come to Winnipeg😉

Absolutely beautiful place to enjoy the summers. The calmness of the Red river with the greeneries around is a cherry on cake. It's pretty close to the Forks Market and you can enjoy walking along the banks of the river or bir along the banks of the river. It's popularly called the heart of Winnipeg Downtown and it literally lives up to its popularity.

Hands down, the Forks is the best place to visit in Winnipeg! Very romantic park setting and scenic along the Red River. In the summer, we took the guided boat tour which is inexpensive and about 90 minutes long. You'll see numerous musical shows on weekends. Temperatures that summer in July were about 82 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter in November and March when it was 14 degrees (which is considered balmy here), the area which usually has events becomes an ice-skating rink and there's a small makeshift hockey rink across from it. The Forks Market was a pleasant surprise. Every lunch and dinner location we tried was delicious and fairly priced. The BEST croissants I've ever tasted are at the Tall Grass Prairie Bakery. Don't let the long line scare you as you'll be served within minutes. In my most recent stay, I was at the Inn at the Forks. It's very pricey, but worth it to get a great scenic view in the morning and is in the heart of the park. It's only a 15-20 minute walk to downtown Winnipeg. On a negative note, on my last night in 2020, I took some souvenir photos at midnight along the scenic river and was followed all the way back to the hotel by a meth addict who thought I was taking photos of him and yelling at me. I had to kick the guy out of the hotel as no one from the front desk wanted to get involved or call police. Sadly, there were some high profile events in 2022 of folks being beaten, stabbed and robbed in the Forks...and this occurred in daylight. I hope they will add cameras in the park that were lacking when I was last there. Because of the growing drug and crime issue in the area, I was going to give it a 4 star review instead of a 5. Hopefully, law enforcement will beef up their presence here because it really is a BEAUTIFUL place to be, regarding of the season. I hope the Forks will give you the same enjoyment and positive memories that it gave me and will ALWAYS hold a special place in my heart!

A place to be for sure! Wish I had spent more time here as I went in the evening. Loved the ambience and got to spend some time sitting close to the water

Well, I really enjoyed some peaceful moments there! Walking around and reading about the importance of this heritage park to the city! Apropos it was absolutely delightful to appreciate the show through the rebuilt steel and lights wall! A must in Winnipeg for sure!

As a landscaping enthusiastic, I absolutely love this park. I love how it's a provincial park in an urban downtown setting. I love the fusion of the steel and the concrete and the planting and the trees. I love the light wall and how it plays music. The history of the fort is described on the walls, and the preservation/recreation of the gates is just wonderful.

Not to be missed. A great green space to relax too!

I have always wanted to stop here and went for a drive one day to finally stop and look around. Well maintained, peaceful when not close to the interactive wall, always good to learn about history and best of all you can go at your own pace and stay as long as you want.

Development of this park is in its infancy, but it's definitely already worth seeing. Stop by at dusk and watch the short sound and light show displayed along a long, decorative steel wall. Very creative.

Beautiful park with historic information about Fort Garry and a magnificent artistic wall in Corten steel. A wise architectural and landscape design.

Excellent remnants of a historic fort in the heart of downtown Winnipeg. Lots of informative and useful interpretive signage as well. Just across from the Forks.

The Forks Market – Winnipeg’s Favourite Spot for All Seasons! The Forks Market is truly the heart of Winnipeg — a perfect place to visit any time of the year! Whether it’s summer walks by the river, winter skating on the trail, or enjoying amazing local food and shops inside the market, there’s always something special to experience. The atmosphere is vibrant, welcoming, and full of life. Great food, great people, and beautiful views — it’s a must-visit spot for everyone!

A real gem by the river. Beautiful design, lots of little shops and restaurants. Every city should have a spot like this one. Steps away from city center, and feel like a total different universe. The repurposed buildings were beautifully maintained, and decorated with taste. I don't live in town but I could easily see myself walking there after a work day to unwind and grab a drink with friends and coworkers. Special nod to the Hot Dog concession for their creative and funny name 😉

The Forks market is located opposite the Johnston terminal in the Forks historic District. This is an absolutely amazing place to spend the day with family and friends as there is an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, and other amenities. Every type of cuisine is available here from ice cream, steak, pizza,bakery, fish, and chips and tea. It is very clean and well organized, and the atmosphere is just fantastic. Paid parking is available directly outside. Wonderful place to come and explore the Riverwalk and the market. I highly recommend.

A must-visit spot in Winnipeg! The Forks Market is such a vibrant and unique place with something for everyone. The variety of food vendors is amazing — from local favorites to international options, everything we tried was delicious. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with beautiful views of the river and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Great place to walk around, shop local products, and enjoy live music or just relax. Perfect for families, couples, or even solo exploring. Highly recommended!

LOVE this place! There is so much good food here that is casual and really well done as well as shopping and places to sit and relax and play games on the upper floor. It’s close to the children’s museum and the Riverwalk. Really well done architecture. Lots of light and open air space.Love it!

Great place with many options for food. Great coffee shop and pizza. There are also places to sit down and work and couches to relax. It has good WiFi as well. Parking is easy to find.

This place is a must visit on any trip to Winnipeg. Highly recommend you take the boat trip to see the city by water. Other than all the homeless living along the river in high value waterfront property, this is a must see. Our driver was friendly and full if knowledge for the area. Boats were good size and up to 12 passengers, but greatly underpowered. If the motors were bigger, they could take us further each way in the river for the time alloted for the tour.

Small but interesting museum adjacent to the Winnipeg airport. Covers the history of aviation in that part of Canada. Quite a few interesting aircraft on display. Museum staff, who seem to be mainly volunteers, we're all extremely helpful and friendly. Worth arriving a couple of hours early for your flight. Public bus from downtown Winnipeg stops outside the door. Make sure you get off at the stop after the Airport terminal; i.e. as the bus is heading back into the city. It's a short walk from the museum to the airport terminal through the car park. Recommended.

The museum is pretty cool, there was more you that could interact with than I expected. They don’t sell/offer any food or beverage there at all, so make sure you have your own/won’t need. Brought my tween and teens, they all enjoyed it as well. There is a small playground area geared towards younger children. Worth the visit.

We were asked to set-up our Mirror Photo Booth for a two day event put on by Safeway, IGA and Sobeys- from the minute we arrived the event staff were amazing. They were incredibly organized, helpful and friendly. They went above and beyond to make our set-up easy on both days. The venue is absolutely incredible- as a backdrop to any event I feel guests would be blown away! They even had extremely friendly volunteers who are not only super friendly but incredibly knowledgeable. If they saw a guest looking at a plane they would approach asking if they wanted more information often sharing some amazing stories. There are so many areas available to set-up different stations allowing for a super unique and almost romantic atmosphere. I can not recommend having your event here- big or small they know how to do it!!

For a plane buff it's a great place to visit. Some planes outside in the fresh air and jet exhaust! It's also a good place to spend an hour or two with kids. Several examples of interesting aircraft and artifacts. One of only two surviving examples of the experimental saucer-shaped Avrocar is in the museum hall. Visitors can climb in the cockpit simulator of a CF-1-1 Voodoo interceptor.

The visit to the Royal Aviation Museum was far more then I expected. The collection of aircrafts that span the history of Canadian aviation. Each of the aircrafts displayed signs highlighting the role they played in the development of the Canadian Aviation.

The Royal aviation Museum of Western Canada is located on 2088 Wellington Ave. and the grounds of the Richardson airport in Winnipeg. The museum is absolutely spectacular and features the history of aviation with a special focus on Western Canada. This museum, which opened in 1974, is situated on the grounds of the Richardson International Airport in Winnipeg. Previously known as the Western Canada Aviation Museum, in late 2014, Queen Elizabeth II granted permission for it to use the term “Royal” in its name. It opened at a new location in May 2022.

Nice and clean museum. Not many planes to see for the price paid but these planes were classic/ nostalgia and the setup for visitors interaction is quite open/liberal in the sense of ability to touch and feel exhibits and kids to explore bench wind tunnel affect and learn some basic aircraft maneuvers via bench flight controls.

Nice museum on French-Canadian history and the oldest wooden building in Western Canada, as far as I know. 1844 or so, I believe. Many artifacts from different periods including a lot on Louis Riel who is buried nearby at the Cathedral, along with many of his family members. Staff is always helpful and there's a small store with books, souvenirs, etc.

I'm a Métis visitor from Calgary and this is my first time in Winnipeg. We came for a conference, not for sight seeing, but this museum was on my list of must see things. We only had time to come today, which was our last day in Winnipeg, but by the time we arrived the exhibit was closed. We were so lucky to have found Chloe, as she agreed to let us in to see the artifacts and then browse her gift shop, even though she had other places to be. She went above and beyond to make sure we were able to see the important pieces of our culture, and it meant a lot to us that she was willing to dedicate her own time. She did not even try to rush us, but gave us ample time with the Louis Riel collection and the gift shop. While the collection may be smaller than the original museum, we must preserve our artifacts as much as we can, and sometimes that means they will not be available for public viewing. It just means that we will have to book another trip to Winnipeg, particularly to Saint Boniface, to do further sight seeing of Métis culture. I cannot thank Chloe and the Saint Boniface Museum team enough for what they did for us today. Ps. The shop cat was a bonus, I am missing my cat at home and Dory (spelling?) provided me with a great joy that I've been missing for a few days.

Wow. I went here with no expectations at all and it ended up being a highlight of my trip to Winnipeg! Madelaine was our tour guide and we learned so much from her dynamic and casual tour! Highly recommend!

I went to the St Boniface museum on a Thursday when the entrance and tours were free. When I got there and asked about the free tour, I was told that there wasn’t going to be one because there wasn’t enough people. Literally only me. It made sense at the time because, of course, I didn’t want to put them to any trouble. So I wandered around with one of the fellows, just pointing out the different rooms and what were in there but no detailed information. I went away underwhelmed and later decided that I would contact the museum and ask why they wouldn’t give a tour even if it was just for one person because one person or 10 people what’s the difference? I received an immediate response, and was told that I should have been given a tour and that,” anytime I would like”, I would get free entry and a tour. Thank you Loik ! Well, I’ve had a tour of both the graveyard and the museum and I can tell you it was incredibly informative and very satisfying. The information imparted I had no clue about. Yes, there’s a lot about Louis Riel, because he is buried there, but there’s also a lot about the history of St Boniface and Winnipeg in general. I don’t want to ruin anything for anyone who might go, but a couple nuggets of information that I learned kind of blew me away. First of all, I found out that a cross is only a crucifix if it has Jesus on it. Otherwise, it’s just a cross. And on the cemetery grounds a life sized crucifix just outside of the old cathedral faces the cathedral, when normally, it should be facing out from the graveyard. Apparently, this is to protect the cathedral, which has burned down three or four times now. It was totally fascinating to hear about the original inhabitants of this area and the Europeans effect on them and how the newly formed Manitoba government try to negotiate with the Canadian government to become Manitoba. And lots and lots and lots of details in between. If you are at all into museums, and how the local history formed what is now the modern era, this is a must visit museum and the tour makes all the difference! I highly recommend attending the St Boniface museum.

Great little place. The Louis Riel room is excellent. Not an overly big place but just right for a two hour outing.

This is the oldest building in Winnipeg and the first hospital in Western Canada. Anyone interested in history should visit this place.

We enjoyed our visit during the week, admission is by donation. So make sure to visit the gift shop, many historic artifacts and information. If you don't want your car towed make sure you don't park on Tache.

It was an absolute pleasure visiting the Riel national historic site in St Vital. The mid 19th century home is lovingly preserved to his original condition and a commemorates the life of Métis leader Louis Riel who lived in this house during his formative years. There is free parking, park benches as well as commemorative plaques on the property providing information about Louis Riel as well as Manitoba history. Adjacent to the home is a garden which the family used to grow their own food. Great place to visit in order to gain and end ups appreciation for the history of Manitoba

We had a great experience getting to know the family of Louis Riel who inhabited the house and the history that came with it. Our tour guide, Eric, who was garbed in clothes of the time of the Riel family gave us an informative tour about Louis Riel’s family and how they lived and survived in the house.

Very awesome, the staff are so kind. I left well informed after the tour. Now I can do a jig and play the spoons

Very special to have the Riel’s family farm house preserved in St. Vital. The tour guides are fantastic in traditional Métis uniforms and knowledgeable about the history of the family and the artifacts in the house. Recommended visit!

Visited the house and had a tour. Learned about Metis culture and Louis Reil. Such a quaint historical home in a suburban neighbourhood. Worth a visit. Free to visit and tour. Can donate to tour guide specifically or to the group. Tour guides in historical clothing, French or English. Lots of parking. Once a year corn roast is fun with free corn, jigging and fiddling. Many historical artifacts.

First time in years we visited the Riel house. Learn the funeral for Louis right where we stood in the front room. Great peice of history of manitoba. I recommend the visit.

Very interesting and informative. Learn about the french parcel of land system, and see how the Riel family lived. House is fully restored. No inside tours this year but guides are outside and provide info and an outside tour.

As a newbie exploring the Exchange District, I enjoyed a nice, lengthy walk around the area. It was a wonderful experience to observe and appreciate the architectural details of the buildings, checking out restaurants and some shops. However, as someone new to this area, I did feel a bit uneasy at times because there were some individuals who appeared to be under the influence of substances. Despite this, the overall experience of exploring the district and taking in the unique architecture was quite enriching.

Good for night party and fun with family and friends. Looking beautiful & awesome in nights. Beautifully decorated and maintained.

Stumbled onto this area of town while I was biking around looking for thrift stores. I love the feel and vibe of this District.

Awesome place, fun times for young and old. Great entertainment...

Two of our hotel staff went on a walking tour of the Exchange District with Sabrina as our guide, and she made it a SUPER great experience! She is friendly, outgoing, and very knowledgeable. We heard about secret underground tunnels, mischievous former mayors, and the general strike! We had no idea, but the Exchange District Biz offers all sorts of really cool tours, starting at a very reasonable $10 per person, or for tours that include food and alcohol, a bit more, but still quite affordable for what you get out of it. We LOVE being tourists in our own city, and will be telling all of our guests to check out the Exchange. Thank you Exchange District Biz and Sabrina! Kierin & Denise

Amazing. Important to know yhe History of Canada.

We have now done 3 historical walking tours with Exchange District BIZ! Great price, very knowledgeable guides! Highly recommend booking one of these tours. They run from May - first week of September.

The Leo Mol Sculpture Garden in Assiniboine Park is a peaceful blend of art and nature. It's filled with beautiful sculptures by Leo Mol, surrounded by lush gardens and quiet paths. Walking through the garden is calming, and the sculptures are amazing to see—they're so detailed and diverse. It's a perfect place for a relaxing stroll, where you can enjoy art in a natural setting. The garden is well cared for, flowers were vibrant. A Must Visit and its free of charge 🙂

This peaceful sculpture garden is beside the English garden in Assiniboine Park. It is a fall paradise in our Prairie capital. On a warm October Friday afternoon people were walking their dogs, taking photos and having a picnic. In the well kept English garden all that was left were the shrubs and fantastic wine or yellow orange chrysanthemum.

Quite a variety of bronze sculptures with an emphasis on his nubile muse. Others include famous persons, bears, a wild sow with suckling young, deer, and a strange mythical bull. The reflecting pond seemed overgrown when we visited in late August. The lily pond was teeming with frogs and flowers.

It's one of my favorite places at the Assiniboine park and zoo! Spending some time appreciating colorful flowers and plants or enjoying some peaceful time reading! Highlights to the jazz shows on Sundays in the afternoon! The best part of all is that I use the free Trolley to get there! From the Forks downtown and back! But of course I'm talking about my frequently visits there during the Summer!

My husband and I were married at the Leo Mol Garden in July many years ago and it's a beautiful memory. We love going back to see all the amazing flowers and sculptures.

Beautiful gardens and unique sculptures. There are a few buildings that have descriptions of the artist and more sculptures (air conditioned which was a nice break from the heat). I'm so happy this place is free to visit! Highly recommend.

The Leo Mol Sculpture Garden (at the arbour) is an absolutely incredible spot for an outdoor wedding ceremony! We got married there in the beginning of June and the garden was so lush and green. The grounds are very well kept. Everyone walking through the garden is kind and has a smile on their face. It brings out the best in people! For weddings, the location includes set-up and tear down by Assiniboine Park staff and nice white chairs. I had to follow-up with Assiniboine Park staff frequently to get the information I needed and to get my questions answered leading up to the big day which was frustrating but no other location would have fit the vision we had. If you are looking for an outdoor ceremony space - this can't be beat!

The Saint Boniface Cathedral in downtown Winnipeg is a beautiful historic site. I love walking around and seeing the old stone walls. It’s a peaceful place and a must-visit if you enjoy history and cool architecture.

As a person of Métis heritage, I definitely wanted to check out Saint Boniface Cathedral, and the resting place of Louis Riel. It did not disappoint. While I did not go inside the actual cathedral, the exterior was stunning. My partner and I were the only ones around, and walking through such a beautiful structure was incredibly peaceful. If you are out for a walk and enjoy beautiful architecture, I definitely recommend setting aside the time to stroll around Saint Boniface Cathedral.

⛪✨ Visiting the Saint Boniface Cathedral ruins was such a special experience. Standing among the historic walls, I could really feel the stories and spirit of the past. Just as I was leaving, the church bells began to ring — it was such a magical moment that made the visit even more memorable. Saint Boniface is truly one of Winnipeg’s most beautiful and meaningful sites. I’ve shared more photos from this visit on my Instagram @mina.vazan if you’d like to see the full view. 🌿

Beautiful basilica, gives Winnipeg that “old roman city look” despite it being a young city. The ruins speaks of Winnipeg’s rich history & the Catholic Church’s resilience. The Basilica should offer more open hours for silent prayer for Catholics

Had an amazing walk around the Cathedral It was so beautiful 🤩

Great cathedral and a nice park attached to it. Landmark of saint Boniface.

Beautiful cathedral ruins with lots of history. Picture perfect for weddings which can be booked by the hour. Active church with services in the morning and evening. Short walk to museum, university and great views across the river. Rainy late afternoon but still an amazing visit. Free parking, stairs up towards the ruins.

We had a wonderful time at the Children’s Museum in Winnipeg! It’s a bright, creative, and hands-on space perfect for kids to explore, learn, and burn off energy. One of our daughter’s favorite areas was the food-themed tunnel and climbing zone — fun, colorful, and safe. The exhibits are engaging without being overwhelming, and there’s plenty of room for kids of different ages to play at their own pace. The staff were friendly, and the environment was clean and well-maintained. I also appreciated the thoughtful details like seating areas for parents and clear signage in English and French. It’s definitely a must-visit for families in Winnipeg or anyone visiting with young children. Plan to spend at least 1.5 to 2 hours — the kids won’t want to leave! Rating: 5/5

Very disappointing experience. We showed up after lunch and it was a disaster. The art area was an absolute nightmare and staff refusing to clean up the area, scissors and materials scattered all over the museum. Staff on the floor looked miserable and were not friendly. A lot of the exhibits were closed off or out of order, outside was “out of order” but staff couldn’t answer as to why. Not worth the 45$ for a family of three, take your money elsewhere. We were very disappointed with our visit…. It is time to switch it up especially if you continue to hike the price of admission. 4/10 recommend! The staff at the front desk were lovely though.

I volunteered for my child's classroom. I would highly recommend this. It is totally fun. I really enjoyed it with all the kids. And the activities that they have totally awesome,

+ my son got free admission here because he is a member at Edmonton's Telus World of Science so that was a nice bonus - this place is much smaller than Edmonton's science center so we were a bit disappointed when my kid wanted to leave after an hour (was bored) - not alot of parking at the time -the 'craft' area was a bit of a hot mess, lots of old crafts left behind, barely any glue, whatever bits of paper or plastic to be used was bleh - there is an area to sit and eat but the concession wasn't open to buy snacks or drinks

I came here with my family and my son loved the water center area and the pedestrian/traffic light area. Very reasonable pricing and friendly staff. An awesome place to bring kids!

Haven’t been here since I was a kid in the 2000’s and wow have they ever ruined it. It’s incredibly underwhelming. All the fun things that used to be there that made it great are all gone. It’s just one big room full of boring games. The only fun thing about it for the kids was the lasagna play thing. The arts and crafts had nothing in it and was a complete mess. Congrats winnipeg, you’ve taken something great and ruined it, again.

This was a really fun, unplanned stop for us! My three year old just loved the facility, especially the real train which has been modified to be a child friendly play area! We ended up with a couple of hours to spare, and I'm so glad we ended up here. We could have spent more time there for sure. I really appreciated all of the reading nooks set around the play areas to encourage rest and reading.

We just had our ceremony and reception at Fort Gibraltar on August 14, 2025 and we cannot recommend this venue enough. From the management to the food to everything else, we can honestly say our day was absolutely perfect! Thank you everyone from the Fort Gibraltar team for everything especially Connie(she’s amazing at what she does)

We got married outside the Grand Hall on the front steps then held our cocktail style reception inside and everything was perfect! It was gorgeous, the food was amazing, and the staff (Connie, Sean & team) were super helpful and made sure everything was seamless. Highly recommend!!

My Mom, Grandmother & I went here for Mothers Day High Tea. We all enjoyed the experience and would love to attend another event like this in the future. Very unique event. The attention to detail was great. I loved the china that was used and the decor it was very authentic feeling. All the food was delicious and the service was prompt. The “MOM” photo station/display outdoors was a great addition. Thank you again for the lovely experience, what a great way to celebrate Mothers Day.

An iconic winnipeg landmark that's just amazing for culture and events. I photographed a wedding here and find it one of the most beautiful venues within the city if you're having a small to medium sized wedding. Definitely consider this place.

Great place for history! Blacksmith shop is awesome! Festival du Voyageur!! Great venue to celebrate my French-Canadian/Acadian heritage. The gun battle between the French and English is awesome too. Love the ice sculptures and the addition of the wood carvers is great!

Look no further for the ultimate wedding venue! Connie and her team are incredible and take care of everything for you (food, DJ, entertainment, table numbers, linens, etc). The tasting was delicious. Connie dealt with all the day of details so there was no stress involved - she even arranged the train of my dress before I walked down the aisle! Our guests were surprised by a musket salute and hatchet throwing/big games. No one will leave your wedding hungry, most people had no room for dessert. Everyone left happy.

Festival Voyager February 15 - 24, 2019 February 17, 2019 ~ Hé Ho 50 years anniversary of Festival Voyager I wanted to do something different by spending the day exploring the sites & history of the Voyagers came to Winnipeg to settle. In the past I have attended at night & enjoyed the entertainment with friends. We sang & danced in the warm shelter. Remember during the day bring the entire family enjoy entertainment & history of the past. Come hungry as there is a great selection of food to choose from. Each venue has food, drinks, adult drinks, entertainment & crafts for the children during the day for everyone to enjoy. Take a walk down the path to take part in dog sledding. It did look like a lot of fun. The sculptures are simply amazing to say the least! From a block of snow to beauty in front of you. The artists use different tools, shovels & ladders. Can you imagine playing in the snow when you were small child to become a creator of sculptures for everyone to enjoy today. I thank you for being the person you are today. The volunteers wore costumes of 1700’s, perform sewing to carving a paddle. The gentleman I spoke with has handcrafted wooden paddles for some of the Chemo Savy ladies for them to paint & use Dragon Boat Festivals. He showed me the different paddles, the purpose of the each paddles & who these paddles. There was a trading post, blacksmith, wood working and many more venues to enjoy. You must stop at the chocolatiers what looks like something craved out of wood or clay ended being chocolate!! It looked even more delightful with chocolate. Never ending talent. What goes with snow but snowshoes stop by to try out a pair & enjoy your walk in the snow. What caught my eye was ice climbing on the way to Fort Gibraltar. Last time I saw ice climbing was on my trip out west at Lake Louise. But these climbers were climbing a frozen water fall. What is that noise, was someone taking down a tree??? No, it was guys with chain saws craving a bear head, a eagle out of wood. They had quite a nice display of their creations. Never worry about running out cash there are interact stations throughout the Grounds. Please take a few hours out of your day or evening to enjoy the festival. Form of payment made easy cash, debit or credit card & tap.

Fascinating museum. Really large home with a lot of character and family history. I had a wonderful tour guide, not to mention a solo tour. A nice young man whose name I don't recall. He had a true passion for the history of the home and the family for whom it was built. He mentioned that he had worked at another museum previously so it was obvious his passion was genuine. I highly recommend the museum. It does require going up multiple flights of long stairs which may not be conducive for everyone.

We visited Dalnavert on its Open House day in September. We walked from our home in Osborne Village. There were artists selling their wares. We hadn't visited the house in over 20 years. We lived the interior, with its "day-in-the-lufe" approach. The museum is well laid out for traffic flow. Volunteers answered any questions we had. The grounds are beautiful, and the welcome center is tucked brilliantly behind the beautiful Queen Anne Style house. We had a wonderful time going back in time. It should be pointed out that Sir Hugh Jihm MacDonald was not a friend tothe Indigenous Peoples of Manitoba.

I visited Dalnavert for the first time for a special Halloween escape room event. It was a great and unique way to experience the house. I will definitely be back. They have some interesting special events that make the visit worthwhile. There is limited parking in a gravel lot and some street parking as well in the area. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable.

Such a wonderful tour of this beautiful historic house, which gave a glimpse of life in late 1800's. Our tour guide was so informative and easy to engage with. Was an absolutely delightful activity to do.

Fabulous instructor Vanessa who helped us create beautiful lanterns with patience and gentle guidance. The supplies were perfect and we came home with 6 bottled lanterns with candles.

I haven't been back to this museum for a couple of decades. It is the home of Hugh MacDonald, son of Sir John A MacDonald, first prime Minister of Canada. He moved to Winnipeg to avoid his father, it is said, and set up home in this custom built mansion of the time. This is definitely an upper crust abode of its day with servant's quarters and like that, but was also the epitome of house building tech of its time. It has had a storied history and was at one point heavily modified to serve as a rooming house but was rescued from demolition and restored to its original beauty by a dedicated group of volunteers in the 80s and 90s. There are lots of good stories about that and some fun history, which my family became familiar with as my daughter and mother in law worked as guides and animators there for several years. This served me well and triggered the recent visit as I was trying to describe a problem I was working on with stretching an embroidery work piece I was working on and my daughter told me of an 19th century device at the museum that had been used to stretch the lace curtains back into shape after washing. They very kindly allowed me access to the basement storage area and the "curtain stretcher " device so I could measure it and photograph it for my 21st century art work. It is a neat place, I recommend visits at each season as they reconfigure the exhibits to give you a view into that time of Canada's youth. As an interesting side point. While working as a guide once, my daughter kept company with Hugh McDonald's son who regaled her with tales of visiting Ottawa and his grandfather. Not everyone can say they have heard first hand stories about one of their country's founders.

Our tour guide, Andrew, was very knowledgeable on the history of the house. They delivered our tour with wit and enthusiasm, we appreciated their willingness to answer our questions!

The Trappist monastery provincial heritage Park is an extremely beautiful provincial park located in St Norbert, a few kilometres south of Winnipeg. The monastery was initially constructed in 1903/1904 and was in use until 1978. In 1983 the monastery was sadly gutted by fire. It is now part of the provincial park and is being cared for by the province of Manitoba. The setting of this monastery is absolutely amazing as it is situated on the banks of the LaSalle river. The park is situated right next to Southwood golf course. There is plenty of green space in the park in addition to benches and a few picnic tables. It’s a very calm, peaceful and serene environment, which makes it the perfect place to spend time with family and friends or just spending time to respect. There is plenty of free parking, no admission ticket is required and it is located adjacent to the world peace pagoda as well as the St Norbert arts centre. The park is also dog friendly!

A great place to explore. Located in St. Norbert just outside the perimeter, a few minutes drive south of Winnipeg. It’s tucked away on its sprawling grounds. The La Salle River winds along the south side of the property. A wedding venue on site has a beautiful garden and a greenhouse. The Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park is also the site for Shakespeare in the Ruins. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

Nice ruins. They did an excellent job conserving the Monastery Ruins following the fire. The place is little! Good for a quick visit only.Nice ruins. They did an excellent job conserving the Monastery Ruins following the fire. The place is little! Good for a quick visit only.

It's an amazing ruin that I'll definitely visit many times because it offers different views as the light changes, allowing us to capture varied scenes. I used to go to Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Ephesus in Turkey; however, both were too crowded. Although the Trappist Monastery doesn't have as long a history or as large a size as those places, it is quiet and conveniently located near where I live.

Great place to visit. Ample space to sit and enjoy nature.

Beautiful, peaceful. An obscure little stop, worth making.

Very cute and pleasant scenery location. Not much for amenities, but nice for a visit. Great place for a wedding ceremony.

We purchased the package ticket for the zoo and The Leaf. We finished early at the zoo, and our scheduled time at The Leaf is 8:30pm. We went to the leaf to try if we can come in early before we go for dinner. The staff at the entrance were nice to accommodate us. My second time here, and everything still seems nice. Plants are still well taken care of. My mom and my grandma loves it as they really love plants and flowers!

This was a great way to spend a few hours with the family. Honestly The leaf exceeded my expectations. I will definitely be coming back here at least once a year to enjoy the beautiful plants and trees that this place has to offer. My children ages 20 to 8 also really enjoyed the experience. The butterfly sanctuary is amazing as well!

A tropical botanical garden in the middle of the prairies. The building has very unique architecture that fits well for the purpose. Walk through the dense tropical biom with a waterfall from the top observation walkway. There is also a very cool butterfly chambers where you can walk amongst the flying butterflies. There's also a more relaxing Mediterranean biom room, a coffee bar and a restaurant that looks fancy. Worth a visit when in Winnipeg.

If you've ever wanted to feel like you're somewhere else or experience feeling really small on a grand adventure, this is the place to go. Green thumb heaven! The place where you can see how grand your beautiful house plants can be in all of the right conditions.

So amazing! A perfect escape to the tropical forest! So relaxing to understand the beautiful vegetation from around the world! The butterfly sanctuary is incredible! We loved it all! The staff are so welcoming and helpful with questions. A must visit destination!

This is one of Winnipeg’s top attractions, and for good reason. The building is stunning, and it is such a unique experience to be able to experience tropical and mediterranean vegetation in the middle of a cold Winnipeg winter. There is also an upscale restaurant located on the property, as well as several rooms that can host events. There is also a butterfly garden on the upper level accessed by a catwalk that provides a view of the tropical biome from above. I highly recommend visiting The Leaf if you are visiting Winnipeg, or if you are a local.

First of all, the Gathering restaurant inside The Leaf was amazing! We had tuna carpaccio, prawn pasta, fresh foccaia with squash butter and bananas foster bread pudding. All very delicious! I also had a raspberry quench mocktail, which was the perfect amount of crisp and tart. The atmosphere of the restaurant is minimalist, with some plants and great staff that will offer suggestions. Thanks to Taylor, we added the delicious bread and butter (fun flavors made daily). We went into the biomes, where one is more of a rainforest vibe, which also has a waterfall and coy pond. The other biome is most like a cozy backyard, including a plant wall and seats to hang out and drink coffee. The butterfly garden was very peaceful and sunny. The butterflies love the sun, so try to go on a sunny day when they're more active.

A natural beauty forest for small trials ,cycling with a small pound. Parking area Dogs friendly picnic place. restroom available

This location is truly a picturesque gem within the city. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it's the perfect haven for solitude. The minimal crowd allows you to take leisurely walks, enveloped in your thoughts. I wholeheartedly recommend this spot for a serene escape.

Great place for a walk with a fresh air. You can easily keep social distancing from others even on a "crowded days". Find all the Christmas decorations along the trails. I have seen at least 13.

A lovely spot for a walk in the woods. Feels like getting out of town. Many well marked wide paths and enough space to explore for hours.frequent deer sightings, many birds and friendly fellow park goers.

Very pretty. Noticed the changes from the last time I was there. It has been years ago but I enjoyed it. The scenery and wildlife make you feel like you are in the country.

I love the trails especially at Fall season with the beautiful colors of the trees as you walk along the paths. Good paved and gravel trails for biking. A good place to go if you want to clear your mind.

Really nice place to go for a walk or bike ride. There are a few trails that are nicely maintained by the Charleswood rotary club -- wood chips for most. It's nice to have an urban forest. You cant even see or hear the city in some parts.

The Living Prairie Museum is such a special place. I love the peaceful little trail that winds through the tall grass. It is the perfect escape from the city without having to go far. The staff clearly care about preserving this land and they offer lovely community activities throughout the year. They have family days to seasonal event stuff. It’s educational, relaxing and beautiful all at once. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys nature and wants to support local conservation. Also become a friend of the museum, it’s affordable and helps them out!

This is one of the last remaining natural prairie landscapes in all of North America. You wouldn't expect it to be on Ness Ave next to the airport, but there it is. They have great walking trails which are filled with signage describing and identifying native prairie plant species. We were lucky enough to get a great presentation from the guides as we were here for an even with the U of M, and the guides were very passionate and happy to answer all of our questions. They practice controlled burns to help mimic natural cycles, and everything they do here is with maintaining and preserving the land. Definitely an underrated and underappreciated spot in Winnipeg.

Quiet place to walk and see prairie grassland species. Visitor’s centre was not open when we visited so we used an app on our phone to identify over 20 new species.

Excellent learning facility. The rooftop view is amazing. The fields themselves always have neat critters to observe. We go there a few times a year!

Very Educational. Great place to learn about the bison, the fur trade, the Indigenous community, and the European settlers. There are some nice trails to explore.

Excellent educational trail, educational materials and programs promoting the conservation of the tall grass prairie. Self-guided tour for for kids and adults. There are native plant seeds for sale. Knowledgeable and amiable staff. They even distributed free swamp milkweed seedlings. Worthy of support in cash and in volunteer services.

Nice ripe choke cherries at homestead area, great natural space, and the info centre was very informative and fantastic observation deck!

I’ve loved this market since the first time I came by, back in 2017. Since then they’ve only expanded. They’re now open Saturday’s all year long until opening twice a week during the summer months. This place is a great spot to go for all your local needs. They sell local art/prints, crafts, all things handmade and food items. Specialty baked goods, plain old bakery delights and various assortments of edible goods from local farms (meats, veggies, jams/jellies, eggs, homemade pasta). Parking can be tricky especially in larger vehicles. We parked in a large lot nearby and walked. There’s lots of pedestrian crossings designed specially for easy access here. Great for pedestrians while potentially annoying for drivers. It’s free to enter. Most booths take credit or debit, cash always appreciated as well. It can get pretty cramped in there and when people don’t pay attention it can be hard to differentiate between a line to pay/order or people just milling about. I love it just the same and always leave with my arms full. I highly recommend it especially in the summer months with the food trucks & outdoor booths.

Wow I never realized how massive this place was until I explored the place and experienced it first hand, it’s sprawling with hundreds of vendors and is worth investing a considerable portion of your day to explore, go early though as it will aid in you finding parking which is ample although The on site parking is $2. Tons of fresh produce, fresh baking and food trucks representing a considerable portion of global country’s I can’t emphasize enough how wonderful this place truly is there is simply too much here to describe you need to experience the sights, the smells, the food and the people for yourself! Give it a whirl! You will not be disappointed!

A Must-Visit for Fresh, Local Goods! We absolutely love St. Norbert Farmers Market! It’s a family favorite, and my kids are always excited to visit. The fresh pretzels are a huge hit — warm, soft, and delicious every time! 🥨🍞 The jams are some of the best we’ve ever had, with so many flavors to choose from. 🍓🍑 We also never leave without grabbing eggs and tomatoes — they’re always fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor. 🍳🍅 Whether you're shopping for everyday staples or treating yourself to something special, this market never disappoints. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for quality, local products!

A beautiful market with lots of variety. In the summer, all the food trucks are a highlight. There’s often live music too. You can get lots of fresh produce and other goods straight from farm to table. Fresh flowers are also available when in season. The market is well run! I also shopped here a lot during the pandemic and it was run so professionally and safely.

A wonderful farmers market full of local farm produce and an impressive and comprehensive range of makers and crafters

The market is a great market and is a very pleasant way to spend the day. The filipino food truck is my favourite place to eat here and is a great place for lunch. They have lots of options for fresh vegetables, fruit and honey which is awesome. I’m not so much a fan of the expensive local knickknacks inside the big tent but if you wanna blow your budget go ahead.

A great, popular market with a abundance of local flair. Gluten free baked goods, regular baked items, farm fresh eggs, local fish, arts, crafts, nicnacs of all shorts. As well as various food trucks and numerous farmers from around Winnipeg selling local, fresh produce. It is worth checking out if you are looking for a Saturday adventure

Qaumajuq is an innovative new museum, home of the largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art in the world. This first-of-its-kind centre connects to the WAG on all levels, creating a 185,000-square-foot cultural campus in the heart of downtown Winnipeg. Qaumajuq bridges Canada’s North and South through exhibitions, research, education, and art making. A community of artists, Indigenous advisors, partners, and stakeholders have collaborated to envision and build a vibrant gathering place where all are welcome and where everyone’s stories are told and heard in a true spirit of reconciliation.

Great experience! Love the layout of the museum. Will visit again. Store had some affordable gifts and beautiful Inuit / Indigenous art.

Beautiful sculptures! Very interesting. We happened to be there on the second Sunday of the month, and it is free to get in. Enjoyed the gift shop too.

Stunning gallery and artwork. There's more than one can take in, in a single visit. I'm partial to needlework, so certain pieces really resonated with me. The artistry and skill is unparalleled. Thank you, artists and curators.

This exhibit has an extensive display of the finest Inuit art. It is a must see as pictures do not do it justice or capture the fine details.

Loved the NDTR programming and guided tour of the gallery by one of the junior curators. Highly recommend spending a day to view and reflect on the numerous Inuit sculptures, carvings and artwork.

Beautiful place, the second Sunday of each month it's free for all

I’ve been here a few times when they have live bands and the atmosphere is expectedly crowded and loud but has a fun vibe. Came here today for Burger Week and it wasn’t crowded at all (especially since it’s a Tuesday night). Tried the Caribbean Water and loved it! The burger was called Cheesus Take the Wheel. The burger was ok… wish it had more cheese (to match its name). We ordered it with curry chips (fries) and this one was really good! Certainly a unique offering. We also ordered chickpea curry (mild) and it was served with rice and naan. Unfortunately, not a fan of this. It didn’t have much of a curry flavour to it.

A cool pub to hang out with friends with. If you are doing to see a band arrive early or prepare to spend $20 for the quick entrance. Good selection of drinks and knowledgable staff.

Didn't have food this time but had a pint. Service was attentive. It's a place with great memory for the city. Old school pub with funky decor. Can get busy and noisy on the main level. It's a classic in the Exchange District.

Firstly, The staff are INCREDIBLY friendly amazing people :) Secondly, worst nachos I've had in years. The chicken was WAY overcooked on our mid nacho, otherwise thy were on par. But the chicken was like chewing hockey pucks. I am so disappointed that i am writing this as my party and I eat them. To me the salsa was awful. My friend liked the salsa though. To me it just tasted like someone put a tomato in a juice and squeezed the juice out and then cut it VERY crudely because the chunks were HUGE and it was unacceptably watery, probably used high water tomatoes. Thirdly WAY too few alsohol-free beer options for how many drinks they have on tap. Heineken zero and Guiness Zero ONLY. Lastly...There were very few BIPOC folks here on the night we came so Kings head doesn't feel incredibly inclusive hence only 4 stars for atmosphere.

It's a pub in Winnipeg, Canada. I sailabrated my 59 birthday there with Bangers and Mash and a pint of Guinness. This, too, was my second time to The Kings Head Pub as was the first time the food was outstanding.

Dropped in while passing through on a Sunday evening. Great beer selection, and butter chicken poutine was great. Staff was friendly and got to chat with some locals. Seems like could be big party spot some nights, but was a nice spot to grab a bite and watch sports.

We hosted our company holiday party on the 2nd floor at The King’s Head Pub, and WOW — what a night! The space was perfect for our group of 45, and the food? Absolutely outstanding! The cheese log and chicken parmesan were huge hits, and they went above and beyond by making a vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie with Impossible Meat. Our veggie-loving guests were thrilled to have such a tasty main dish. Shoutout to Dale and Luke, who were rockstars all night! They were so attentive, checking in often to make sure we had everything we needed and that everyone was having a blast. If you’re looking for a fun, welcoming place to host your event, we can’t recommend The King’s Head Pub enough. It was an absolute win!

INCREDIBLE atmosphere. Huge hockey fan and going to a Jets playoff game was something I've wanted to do since the team moved from Atlanta. Was fortunate enough to have Game 5 against the Blues coincide with a work trip, and was able to see a great game with a great crowd. Make sure to wear white for the Winnipeg whiteout! Also has 25% off beer from the opening of doors to the start of warmups. Go Jets Go!

Wonderful venue, I have attended many events here, from Jets games and concerts. My most recent concert being Tate McRae. It’s an accessible venue, lots of concession options, sound is great, always have had a great experience with staff and security. Parking around the venue is plenty. Always excited to attend my next event at the Canada Life Centre.

Husband and I went to see Bryan Adams here! Fantastic concert but I want to talk about the facilities and the people who work there. Haven't been to this venue in awhile and the last time was at a Jets game where we had free tickets to sit in a box area( lucky us)! So I haven't sat in the regular seats for some time. I bought our tickets quite awhile ago where we were beside the stage. Went to sit and being a large gal, these seats are made for not large people. Embarrassing. The usher, who heard my dilemma, said to go talk to Guest Service. I was greeted by Barb, a very kind person, who helped us out and made sure we could have seats that were more comfortable. Although I was further away from the stage, the seats were comfortable and this was a very kind gesture. The usher, Bess, who was near us, was amazing that night!! She was helpful and kind to everyone who needed her assistance. Your staff made my experience even better! The 4 stars is because of your seating. The bomber stadium is awesome because of their seats, room to sit. You need to do better for accessibility and inclusion for ALL. Yes, you offer areas for people who use wheelchairs and walkers, but a fold up chair is not always that comfortable for some either. (I didn't have that but I know others who have). Even to have better areas closer to the stage would be nice as well.

I attended the Koяn and Gojira concert and it was the most disappointing concert setup ever. I purchased FLOOR tickets expecting the true rock/metal experience - standing, moving, and enjoying the show freely. Instead, the entire floor was filled with chairs, and security kept telling people to sit down like we’re listening to opera. This completely ruined the atmosphere. I couldn’t believe that someone could put chairs in this place, someone who doesn’t know what the format of the event maybe. A metal concert is not the place where fans should be forced into seats - that’s what the stands are for. When Koяn performed, everyone ended up standing anyway, which shows the chairs were pointless and only got in the way. If you want to control capacity, sell fewer tickets - but don’t ruin the floor experience with rows of chairs. Additionally, the security checks at the entrance seemed inconsistent and selective, which felt unfair. This venue is perfect for hockey, I’ve been here for a games, it was awesome. But if you’re going to host metal bands, at least respect the fans and the format of the event. It’s just pathetic to see metalheads sitting in chairs right in front of the stage.

Have been here many times for Jets games, concerts and other shows. Very clean, well kept facility. Staff always helpful and friendly. GO JETS GO!

Very pretty, Spacious, and Very tidy. Enjoyed the concert Very much so. Staff were nice, and definitely well run.

It was my first playoff game and the Jets did not disappoint. Amazing game and atmosphere. Mr Chipman and the Jets organization are just great.

Cool stage. I was there for the free shows of the jazz festival. The festival setup had a nice layout with the permanent stage, there was food trucks off to one side on the streets. The only slightly annoying thing is one side of the open green space has some sort of concrete edge you can sit on, but depending how crowded it gets, it's the only spot to go towards the street and it's a big step. There was water pooling on that concrete part despite no rain in the past day, but that seemed like a common occurrence in the city...

I recently visited Old Market Square in Winnipeg and I was really impressed. The square is located in the heart of the city's Exchange District, which is a historic area that is full of old brick buildings and cobblestone streets. Old Market Square is a great place to relax and people-watch, and there are also a number of restaurants and shops in the area. The centerpiece of Old Market Square is The Cube, a unique performance space that is made up of a concrete cube enclosed by a flexible metal membrane. The membrane can be opened or closed to create a variety of different spaces, and it is used for a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, festivals, and markets. In addition to The Cube, Old Market Square also has a number of other amenities, including a playground, a fountain, and a variety of benches and tables. There is also a large mural on one of the walls of the square that depicts the history of the Exchange District. Overall, I thought Old Market Square was a fantastic and cozy place to spend an afternoon. It is a great place to relax and people-watch, and there are also a number of restaurants and shops in the area. I would definitely recommend Old Market Square to anyone visiting Winnipeg.

Went down to enjoy an the Fringe festival on a beautiful summer evening. Had a few drinks, watched some performances and listened to some great music. The are was clean and safe and included people from all age groups and cultures. It's really great that Winnipeg puts on this festival every summer and with the weather being so fantastic it was really awesome to be able to sit outside and enjoy.

Had a blast it was jazz festival it's more than just jazz it's all types of music very friendly and very fun lots of characters

Was there for the soca reggae festival and also the fringe festival. Convenient location in the middle of downtown winnipeg. And nice seeing everyone out after the covid lockdown

Nice place for events and a great evening out!

A good public space in the heart of downtown.

My experiences have all been very enjoyable. I love the options for lower priced tickets as these are within my budget. And I love the weekday afternion show option. Parking is the only issue, and that is beyond their control.

It was a good experience. It was set up well. Good view from where we sat. Row 14 middle seats. We have been here before for other recitals and always have a good experience.

Fantastic Venue, great plays, Interesting lighting, good sound

A long-time patron, I've been enjoying the now-Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre since the brutalist-style yet endearingly personal building was first built in the 70s. I'm enjoying the 2024-2025 season. If you are a Winnipegger who has never been, you really should experience it. If you are a visitor to Winnipeg, be sure to take in dinner in the unique Exchange District followed by a fabulous show featuring Live Theatre!

Fringe festival was in town so taking in Penny Ashton from New Zealand. Nice ambiance relaxing atmosphere. Sound quality was very good. Overall a beautiful place

the artistic director should try to call in to the box office and book tiks.... see how long the hold is not encouraging customers Terry James

The sound of Music was an exceptional musical. The children in this play were very talented and very professional in the performance. To see the hard work that the actors put into the performance was amazing. Way better than the movie 😁. Thank-you all for your hard work.

Very nice shop. Chocolate is expensive but tastes amazing! I’d highly recommend getting a truffle! I have never tasted such an amazing truffle in my life before!

If you haven’t purchased chocolate from Chocolatier Constance Popp yet you are missing out! I am always in there but recently I had them do a custom order of 500 chocolate gold coins for a promo of a TV show called Red River Gold and they did an amazing job and charged me a very reasonable (I would even say inexpensive) price. The chocolate is to die for but the reason I always go back is because of how professional, kind and generous the owner and staff are. ❤️

Constance popp is an amazing shop! There’s so much uniqueness and creativity in every piece of chocolate I have ever had at this place. Recently I tried the classic scones those were great..I also tried their valentines edition chocolates and it was delicious! The owner is super nice with so much passion into every chocolate product she makes!

Had the opportunity to try 18 chocolates for $18 on their anniversary. Each day my family tries a new chocolate and rates it. We are logging our favorites for Christmas shopping.

The visit here was by accident as I was unaware of this chocolate store. I was on my way elsewhere, and decided to go in Well, what a pleasant surprise. I love chocolate, but just realized that not all chocolate is the same. The selection and variety, and creativity of anything chocolate exists in this store. While walking around and trying to decide what to buy, my son bought their spicy hot chocolate. Dark chocolate, almond milk, and cayenne pepper. Rich, chocolately, and delicious. We bought truffles($2.25 or $2.30 per piece), chocolate covered marshmallows, chocolate covered orange slices, and a chocolate caramel nougat bar. Most items were $8. The woman at the counter was friendly, and talkative, and chatted us up about chocolate and the history of this business. When we returned home after our Canadian vacation in Winnipeg, we hosted a Taste of Manitoba event and served these chocolates for dessert. Well, just a little bit of a hit, and everyone appreciated us sharing. Please try these chocolates, or even order them online, as you don't have to buy them in-store. I am not so sure that I will wait for my next trip there to buy more.

I absolutely love Chocolatier Constance Popp! I'm originally from Winnipeg and now live in England ... and every time I visit the prairies I make a point of popping (pun intended) by the shop. The staff are always super friendly and I always marvel at the array of products on offer. I'll be returning next month, and Constance is arranging for me to do a poetry reading in her shop (Thu 23 Oct). The shop is an absolute gem in Winnipeg!

Small but spacious store. Wasn't busy at all on a Tuesday afternoon. Was greeted soon after we arrived. Decided to try their chocolate shake for $7. The staff were friendly. I had to wait a while before a staff member in the kitchen noticed I was waiting. There was only one employee on the floor and he was busy with a customer. She came and took my order. I got my shake within 10 minutes. It was very rich and well worth the money. Will definitely come back to try the fudge ice cream sandwich!

Oh my goodness if you can make this a destination for your family this summer,do it! You won’t be disappointed! From our train robbery to the gross isle park experience it was a blast! Our kids were 2 to 6 and thoroughly loved every minute! Even the 56 and 35 year old loved it! Pack snacks and drinks and a picnic lunch or buy your lunch there, but be sure to get in line for the ice cream early!!! Thank you Prairie dog central!

Always a great time on the Prairie Dog Central Railway! Will return again next year! Great to see the steam engine back and in action! 🚂🚃🚃 Bring a lunch, have a picnic in Grosse Isle, grab a hot dog or sausage, baked treat or maybe some ice cream. A great day out for the family.

Visited the PDCR for the first time. Unfortunately the train wasn't running today. They have a steam locomotive and several diesels. They run a train up to Gross Isle on the weekends. The steam locomotive is in the maintenance building, so couldn't get a close look at it.

Went on the train where we were "robbed" by cowboys on horseback. Great time. Fantastic show put on and for a great cause. The stop in town was great, visiting all the old buildings and having a quick lunch/shopping at the little shops was nice. 10/10. Great family experience.

The Prairie Dog railway is a unique opportunity to enjoy a leisurely ride through the country from their station to Gross Isle and back. The stop today includes a 45 minute magic show and vendors selling their wares. This is a big hit with young people, and ‘kids’ of all ages, lol. **Warning** - beware of the map app directions. Often they will direct you to the gross Isle location!!

This way beyond fun , we did The Great Train Robbery and it was such a blast, kids had fun and we got to sit in a coach dating back to 1901 , everything about this experience with my family was amazing ❤️ if ever you get the chance to take this Train, please do so .

It was amazing. We rode the steam train for Father's day. If you like old trains and history, this is for you.

We went here with a group of 15 and everyone had a blast. Though it isn't cheap at about 4 tickets a pop for most things (at roughly $2 per ticket with savings the more you buy). For example, for our family of 6 to have one go-cart ride and one water bumper boats ride, we would need 48 tickets which is $89 (saving of $7 for buying 48)! That is a LOT of money for two things. Yikes. Now that isn't to say we didn't enjoy ourselves. We absolutely did. It was a blast. The 11 kids in our group did two go-karts each, 1 Water bumper boats, and mini-golf. The adults did one go-kart ride each and water bumper boats. I didn't pay the bill, but my best estimate would be we needed roughly 204 tickets if each thing was 4 tickets (though I know a few went on the 6-ticket go-kart ride) so our host would have had to buy 2 sets of 96 ($174+174) and another 12 ($24) thus equalling $372. A pricey evening but it was very fun with great memories made with cousins. It wasn't remotely busy (Wednesday night) which was great and everyone enjoyed it very much. It would be lovely if it was more affordable. It just isn't if you have more than a couple kids and they want to do multiple things. Who wants to go all that way to only do two things? That said there are some things that only take 1 and 2 tickets but our troop wasn't interested in those things (batting cages, hoops basketball, air canons, etc) A very fun night out for sure. The mini golf course was fantastic and the best bang for your buck as that is also 4 tickets and takes about 45 minutes. The course is super creative with its pirate theme. Very cool course. Worth going there just for this. I also like that there are different go-karts hour different ages. A tiny course for kids 4-6. Then for 7+ there is separate large race track with 2 types of carts. I thought my youngest would be too scared but she did great with her cousins. And on the bigger course (age 14+) there are 3 types of cars. One is a double cart in which you can take kids. Overall a great experience.

The go karts are pretty slow but fun. Bumper boats were fun. Mini golf was fun. Loved the old school Nascar decor. The main building is a bit run down.

A really awesome place with go kart racing, bumper tubes, mini golf, and more for all ages. Perfect for the whole family! We went there with my wife and daughter for a friend’s birthday, and it was such a fun experience. Highly recommended for kids and families!

Good times. Batting cages pitches were all over the place and not even close to the plate. That was a waste of money. Go carts were fun and the girls inside were friendly. The boys running the track looked like they would rather be anywhere else but at work. The kid running the bumper boats was nice. Pretty good time all In all.

It’s fun, but maybe a bit too many cars on track at once, so lots of slow drivers. I’m sure the sprint carts would be more competitive. It’s great for a family, and all participants follow the rules ‘ no bumping’.

Nice place to take kids 4+, adults also can have fun, cold treats available. Go carts = single, double, Sprint Go cart = 4+ slow for youngsters Mini golf, bumper boats, batter cages, trampoline, water balloons, ice creams, candy, pool table, washrooms. I would suggest some new additions to the park. Aka splash pad, carnival rides, etc. Needs something new to attract more customers to compete with tinkertown. Seems to be a fair amount of extra land so building something else new would be a good idea. Maybe even a kids park, slides, swings, play structure, with some nice e planted trees and a small splash pad would be ideal.

Grand Prix Amusements offers a variety of attractions, including go-karts, mini-golf, bumper boats, and batting cages. While the activities are enjoyable, the pricing can add up quickly, especially for larger groups. For instance, a family of six might spend around $89 for just one go-kart ride and one bumper boat ride . Additionally, the location, situated in Navin, Manitoba, is a bit remote, which could be inconvenient for some visitors. Overall, it’s a fun spot for a day out, but the value may vary depending on your group size and expectations.

Their margarita pizza is seriously delicious and the strawberry lemonade is addicting! The pizza sauce was very rich and flavourful. The cheese melted in my mouth and the tomato’s were a delightful burst of flavour. The crust is very soft and on the thin side which I prefer but if you prefer pizza with a thicker crust this probably isn’t the right pizza place for you.

I had the pizza here recently and was blown away by how good it was. The crust was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the sauce was rich and flavorful, and the toppings were super fresh. You can really tell they care about quality.

Their pizza never lets me down! must give it a try if you haven’t. This is exactly how pizza should taste they kept everything simple and tasty. Must give it a try if you haven’t.

Today I bought a pizza for my son, and saying that I’m shocked is an understatement. There was almost no cheese, just tomato sauce, and it tasted like something from a supermarket. I’m speechless. I was extremely disappointed — $22 for this? This pizza is worth at most $10. I’m very upset, it’s the worst pizza I’ve ever ordered. Don’t waste your time and money on this place.

Was really good pizza. Simple and dcious. Maybe a little pricey for the size but it was good and is worth a try

Best Neapolitan style pizza I have found in city. Never disappoints. They use a pizza oven imported from Italy. Fresh and simple ingredients. It is unlike your chain pizza restaurants so may not be for everyone.

The pizza is no different from any other. It is tasty, the dough is well-baked and crispy, and there are a lot of toppings. If you're in the forks and you're craving pizza, this is the only place you can go and you won't be disappointed. One of the few dishes that you can take away in a box and eat outside, e.g. on sunbeds. In my opinion prices are little bit too high..

Great place to take kids, they have old appliances on display, a toaster from 1908 was eye opening. Plan on an hour max as this is a small museum. Washrooms were super clean.

Great place to take your kids or even just go with your friends!! Affordable and SO FUN. In the basement there are games and me and my friend made these with the foam blocks and we had a blast.

I would like to be able to walk around and look at things on my own time but it seems that there is someone always with you explain everything. I suppose it's good but not when you are reading or talking with others. Otherwise a cute museum.

Fantastic hidden jem of a museum. The history told is remarkable.

Very educational space for any age. Run by group of amazing volunteers and had someone as guide, he was very helpful to explain the history and full of information.

This museum is so adorable. The staff/volunteers are so friendly and helpful, they seem to really enjoy being there. I was expecting more of a reading tour with not many activities so I was unsure how a child would take it. To my surprise, there were things to interact with just when the reading got "boring" to her which made pacing nice. There was also a little scavenger hunt with a prize at the end which I thought was a nice touch. There were even more interactive displays and things to do downstairs. My only complaints would be that I think one of the displays might be broken? And that I would have liked the museum to be open longer, it's impossible to take someone after work/school.

Very interesting, both children and adults will like it.

The flight with 4 flavours was an interesting concept. At $10, it was way more than enough for 2 people. The highlight was strawberry oat milk and pistachio.

I got the Dark Chocolate and the Strawberry Oatmilk, both dairy free and both delicious. A bit of a line up when I went, but was worth it.

Not an ice cream fan but I am sundae lover. The chocolate fudge topping is kinda off for me..it has a bitter taste on it. And for the sundae, mcdonalds is better. I would try again the ice cream next time and see if I will have a better feedback.

Best Ice cream in Winnipeg! I love the expresso ice cream tastes just like coffee! Prices are great! Location is small and cute! Staff is beyond nice! Try it out! So worth it!!

Neon cone is one of Winnipeg’s best places for homemade ice cream. The chocolate is my go to in the city. Fast/ friendly service , fair prices and big portions. Will be back for sure

I understand why there's always a line up during the summer - prices are fair for the quality and their flavors are amazing.

I had 2 scoops. The service was quick. The server was friendly and helpful.

Definitely worth a late night visit! If you come here, make sure to try the Tall Tales cocktails. I had the Jackalope, which was very tasty. Extra cool that they distill their own alcohol. Very neat atmosphere and was quiet when we visited, which actually somehow made the experience more enjoyable.

Stopped in at parent 5 to taste some whiskey’s, it was worth the visit I was just disappointed by the poor selection of bottles for purchase. I had to buy a sample pack because everything else was sold out.

Went here a few days ago with my parents I don’t drink alcohol anymore! But I gotta say they do have an all right ginger beer wish it was a little bit spicier and not as much ice but not bad. it’s a pretty fun environment. Pretty low-key chilled vibes. Next time, I’ll have to try some of their snacks

Patent 5 is an amazing bar. Their mastery of cocktail and distilling is to be studied. The ambience is fabulous and the bartenders are not only knowledgeable and friendly, but welcoming and warm. I love this place

Create atmosphere, loved the samples. Gin is a home run!! Highly recommend. I really enjoyed the Singapore sling while my wife and her friend throughly enjoyed the fish house punch!

Why @patent5distillery ? The amount of knowledge you gain from this tour is definitely worth the low $10 admission price that includes a drink (gin or tonic or non alcoholic option off the menu). It's in a slightly hard to find out of the way section of the exchange district. It's a gem of a find when you do get to it. It's for a distinct atmosphere that makes for a moody almost romantic feel. There were so many interesting facts, but you'll have to go see the tour. Here are a few tidbits: -5th patent was for column or patent still, it was a new technology that helped increase the efficiency of ethanol production. -The vodka is distilled through 16 plates for a clean taste. -They make 350 bottles per run, which isn't that high of an amount. -Everything on their menu includes one item that is made in house -my friend insisted this was one of the best gins she's had in awhile! Overall: 5 🌠 Atmosphere: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Service: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Food/drinks: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (only drinks as we ordered no food) Price: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (I didn't get a clear look at the menu as we did the tour mainly) #patent5distillery #weekend #winnipegbar #drinklocal #wpgpub #exploremb #onlyinthepeg #winnipegdrinks #drinkstagram #distillery #pixel3

Absolutely loved it! The staff were fantastic and friendly - and the place itself has an awesome vibe and environment. Our drinks were great - I really appreciate that they don't use disposable straws and have much nicer ones. Love LOVE loved the cheese plate! (They even have a vegan version.) Their gin brew is phenomenal! Can't wait to do back.

It is an amazing gallery to learn and enjoy art

Supported by an amazing staff and with funding from the Andy Warhol Foundation, this gallery brings world-class art to Winnipeg of every kind. It’s always a unique and fun experience.

It is an amazing place to learn and enjoy art

Always a great place to check out. I've never been disappointed in an exhibition there.

Quite disappointed..a small place with weird art whuch appears to come from the Philippines.

They had a very interesting exhibit on, good space

One of my favourite stops in Winnipeg

The Ross house museum is located on Meade ave in the historic Point Douglas neighborhood of Winnipeg. There is plenty of free street parking it is a great place to visit in order to gain a more in-depth u deranging of the red river settlement. The home is a log house (constructed 1852–55) that was designated a Winnipeg Landmark Heritage Structure in 1980 very historic and very well preserved. It is located adjacent to the Joe Zuken heritage park. Excellent place to visit. Please exercise caution while visiting the area. For those who know, they know.

Fantastic little museum. Lovingly maintained in its original historic essence. Like stepping back in time. Wonderful volunteers to guide and answer my questions.

Great peice of history. I love this history of our city of winnipeg. I highly recommend everyone to visit.

Hidden gem! The tour was fantastic! Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Bonus* Great deli with fresh sandwiches across the street.

After months of Putin building up tens of thousands of troops near the Ukrainian border and a series of failed diplomatic talks, Russia is now waging a full-out war on Ukraine. Tensions escalated quickly when, on February 21, Putin delivered an hour-long combative speech that essentially denied Ukrainian statehood. He recognized the independence of two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine where Moscow has backed a separatist rebellion since 2014 and sent so-called peacekeeping forces into the region. As experts said, that was likely just the beginning, setting the stage for a much larger conflict. Days later, that larger conflict materialized. On February 24, Putin announced he was launching an assault “to defend people who for eight years are suffering persecution and genocide by the Kyiv regime,” a reference to a false claim about the government in Ukraine. Putin claimed that the Russian military seeks “demilitarization and denazification” but not occupation. He demanded Ukraine lay down its weapons or be “responsible for bloodshed.” Soon after Putin’s speech, reports emerged of explosions around cities, including Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine and the capital Kyiv. The Ukrainian foreign minister called it “a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.” By the afternoon in Ukraine, Russian troops and tanks had entered the country on three fronts: from Belarus in the north, from the east of Ukraine, and from the south.

Nice little museum. Tour was about 40 minutes. The focus is on the Ross family, early Scottish/Metis settlers in the mid 1800's.

Loved the community location and the 19th century homey feeling

My first experience at the Centennial Concert Hall was nothing short of magical. The venue's elegant atmosphere and the WSO's incredible performance created a truly unforgettable evening. While the acoustics could benefit from some enhancements, the overall experience was exceptional. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

I had such a nice experience exploring the concert hall — it’s big, lively, and full of energy! The atmosphere was truly enjoyable, and I loved being in the heart of downtown. Overall, a great experience that I’d definitely recommend!

The only time you will catch me walking on Main St is heading into the concert hall. The Centennial Concert hall is such an important facility in Winnipeg. It hosts hundreds of shows, concerts/performances, shopping venues, comedians, holiday shopping adventures. I love how the last few years there’s been the holiday bazaar or an opportunity to indoor shop and see multiple vendors around Christmas time! Often we’re looking for fun things to do in this city, especially during the winter months and you can always find a great performance. I have yet to see the opera but it’s on my list.

I went to watch the opera “La Boheme” I loved the room that I was just so chick and comfortable.

Beautiful venue, but parking is a major issue during events. Lots fill up fast, machines often don’t accept cards, and paying online doesn't always prevent tickets. It really takes away from the experience. Needs better parking management.

Best concert hall, saw Harbhajan Maan, punjabi singer, concert. It was literally awesome 🔥. Sound quality is very good in the hall

The Centennial Concert was a mesmerizing experience. The venue buzzed with energy as talented performers took the stage, delivering soulful ballads and high-energy dance numbers, we took the girls for the children’s season .The crowd's camaraderie, celebrating cultural diversity, was heartwarming. The grand finale was spectacular, uniting everyone in a shared sense of pride and joy. Leaving the concert, I felt grateful to be part of such a momentous event, cherishing the memories of music, unity, and celebration. Love it 😊