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Winnipeg is home to world-class museums, unique spas, vibrant neighbourhoods and one of the most diverse culinary scenes in Canada. From award-winning eateries to restaurants specializing in Indigenous cuisine, Manitoba serves up flavour at every stop. Explore the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, take in stunning Inuit art at WAG-Qaumajuq and shop the historic Exchange District. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or adding Winnipeg to your cross-country Canadian road trip, this urban hub serves up culture, flavour and amazing summer festivals.

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The Forks is Winnipeg’s most famous gathering place, where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers meet. It has been a cultural and trade hub for over 6,000 years, first used by Indigenous peoples and later by settlers and traders. Today, it features a vibrant market, local shops, dining and year-round festivals. In the summer, visitors can walk along the Riverwalk, rent bikes or explore public art.

Winnipeg offers diverse cultural experiences, from Indigenous heritage to world-class arts. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a global landmark, while WAG-Qaumajuq holds the largest public collection of Inuit art. Folklorama is the world’s largest and longest-running multicultural festival. Visitors can also see the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, one of the oldest ballet companies in North America.

Winnipeg offers plenty of family-friendly attractions. Assiniboine Park Zoo features the Journey to Churchill exhibit, home to polar bears and arctic wildlife. The Manitoba Children’s Museum provides interactive exhibits for young visitors. Families can enjoy outdoor activities at The Forks, including skating in winter and biking in summer. FortWhyte Alive offers nature trails, bison safaris and water activities. Splash parks, playgrounds and kid-friendly festivals make the city an exciting destination for all ages.

Winnipeg is home to rich Indigenous history and culture. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights highlights Indigenous rights and history, while WAG-Qaumajuq showcases Inuit art. Visitors can explore Manito Ahbee Festival, a celebration of Indigenous music, dance and arts. The Forks features historical tours and storytelling events. The Manitoba Museum presents exhibits on Indigenous history, including artifacts and reconstructions of early Indigenous life.