Attractions
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- Qualico Family Centre
Designed to blend in with its natural surroundings, the Qualico Family Centre serves as a central gathering place for Park visitors and is capable of accommodating a variety of events and...
- Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Museum
View displays of uniforms, weapons, pictures and artifacts from 1870 to the present, telling the story of Western Canada’s oldest Highland unit.
- Red River Mutual Trail
Rent some skates at The Forks Market, then head down to Red River Mutual Trail on the frozen Red and Assiniboine Rivers. While gliding down the trail - which was 10 km long in 2018 - check out the...
- Riel House National Historic Site
Take a glimpse into the life of Louis Riel, Métis leader and founder of Manitoba, at his family’s historic house, restored to its 1886 appearance.
- Ross House Museum
Ross House, which served as the first post office in Western Canada, is one of the last remaining examples of Red River frame architecture in Winnipeg. The museum hosts an interpretive exhibit as...
- Rotary Prairie Nature Park
Set aside in 1992, this 20-acre tall grass prairie site has a walking trail, interpretive signs and unique species of wildflowers and grasses.
- Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
CLOSED. THE ROYAL AVIATION MUSEUM OF WESTERN CANADA WILL BE OPENING AT A NEW LOCATION IN SUMMER OF 2020. Where innovation and adventure meet! You’ll discover great ideas (and not so great...
- Royal Canadian Mint
The Royal Canadian Mint’s Winnipeg facility produces billions of coins each year. This is where ALL Canadian circulation coins are made, as well as those for up to 75 countries all around the...
- Royal Winnipeg Rifles Museum
Stop in at this museum depicting Western Canada’s oldest infantry regiment dating back to 1883. Follow a scavenger hunt for unique artefacts that shed a new perspective on history. Immerse...
- Scots Monument
Learn the stories and names of the Selkirk Settlers. Located at what was once the site of Fort Douglas - a log fort erected by the settlers in 1815. Their history is told on a monument created...
- Seven Oaks House Museum
SEVEN OAKS HOUSE MUSEUM Visit the oldest home in Winnipeg, and see how a wealthy family of Métis traders and politicians lived throughout the 19th century. The remarkably preserved Inkster...
- Shark Club
Visit Winnipeg's only downtown gaming centre, located in the heart of downtown and just a few steps from MTS Centre. The gaming centre features 140 brand new slot machines, plus table games such...
- Six Pines
Situated just north of Winnipeg resides the home of James and Judy Thevenot, proud owners of Six Pines. Six Pines is a family operated facility that has been an agri-tourism farm for over 2...
- Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park
Sky Zone is the original indoor trampoline park, and Sky Zone Winnipeg is proud to bring the unmatched, out-of-this-world, and high-flyin' FUN of the world's first all-trampoline, walled playing...
- Speedworld Indoor Kart Track
It’s racing so real you may need a ride home! Speedworld features real European-style racing karts for the true racing enthusiast. The 40 km/h “sprint karts” will thrill drivers of all ages (4’10”...
- St. Andrew's Rectory National Historic Site
View exhibits depicting the history of the rectory and its founders. Enjoy the beauty of the restored rectory (built in 1850-55) and period landscaping. Grounds are open year round.
- St. Boniface Cathedral-Basilica
The original cathedral, built in 1908, was destroyed by fire in 1968. The remaining walls were incorporated into the design of the new church, creating a dramatic facade facing west across the Red...
- St. John's Cathedral and Cemetery
The parish of St. John has been a presence in the North End of Winnipeg since 1820. The first worshippers were the Selkirk Settlers and Hudson’s Bay Company employees. Today’s Cathedral draws its...
