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Winnipeg is the largest city in the province of Manitoba in Canada. It is also the cultural and financial centre for the province. With almost a million people Winnipeg is also home to many national attractions like the Human Rights Museum of Canada. As well.
Things To do In Winnipeg
Canadian Museum of Human Rights
There are several unique things regarding Canadian Museum of Human Rights. First it’s the first national museum outside of Ottawa and has been 50 years in the making, going back to 1967. It focuses specifically on helping those in Canadian society to understand human rights better within Canada. Definitely worth a visit.
Manitoba Museum
Like all the provinces this is the province of Manitoba main cultural museum. Built in the 1960s and recently revamped it covers: the history of the Prairies, animals of North America, the history of the aboriginals in the area and many many more. Free for those who live in Manitoba and small fee for those out of problems.
The Forks
It is a public market as well as a meeting place between the Red River and the Assiniboine River. The area is 14 acres and is open year-round. Aside from being a market, it is also a place where concerts and public lectures are held outside.
Winnipeg Jets
The Jets are a NHL team that has back in the city since 2011. Prior to that they were in fear it’s Arizona but the save the Jets campaign brought them back to the city. The Winnipeg Jets have very devoted fan base.
This CFL team has been around since the 1950s. They are eleven-time Grey Cup champions.
Assiniboine Park Zoo
One of the oldest attractions in Winnipeg, the Assiniboine Park Zoo spans over 80 acres and is home to more than 200 animal species. The Journey to Churchill exhibit is particularly noteworthy, showcasing animals from the Arctic region. Visitors can witness polar bears, muskoxen, Arctic foxes, and more. The zoo emphasizes conservation and education, making it a perfect destination for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
Trips From Winnipeg
Grand Beach
Close to Winnipeg this almost Caribbean like beach offers beautiful warm water to take a day trip from Winnipeg. Popular for water skiing, fishing as well as kayaking and windsurfing.
St. Pierre
Only about 45 minutes from Winnipeg, the annual summer fair is the National Frog Jumping Championships. The kids can watch frogs race to see who can jump the furthest.
Stony Mountain Ski Area
Stony Mountain Ski Area that has several well groomed trails. The ski hill is open for as long as the snow is on the ground. In April the ski area hosts the Slush Cup.
Gimli
There’s more to Gimli then the Gimli Glider which was you’re playing in the 1980s that situated northeast of Winnipeg. This beautiful town situated on the south part Winnipeg Lake offers world class fishing.
Whiteshell Provincial Park
Just a couple of hours east of Winnipeg, Whiteshell Provincial Park is a haven for nature lovers. With its pristine lakes, dense forests, and rugged Precambrian Shield, it’s a popular destination for camping, hiking, and canoeing. The park is also rich in Indigenous history, with ancient petroforms (stone figures) laid out on the bedrock. Whether you’re looking to relax by the lake, explore the backcountry, or delve into the area’s history, Whiteshell offers a refreshing escape from city life.