Discover the best attractions and experiences Winnipeg has to offer
Explore Winnipeg’s past through iconic sites and preserved districts that tell the story of the city’s growth. From national sites to grand civic buildings, history is everywhere.
A riverside hub where Indigenous heritage, trade history and modern markets converge, with scenic walks along the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
A compact cluster of early 20th-century brick-and-beam architecture, now home to galleries, eateries and boutiques.
A grand Gothic Revival church anchoring Winnipeg’s Francophone heritage in a historic riverside district.
Winnipeg’s museums cover natural history, human rights and vibrant art collections, offering enriching experiences for all ages.
Engaging exhibits explore Manitoba’s natural and cultural history with interactive displays.
Canada’s national museum dedicated to human rights, featuring immersive galleries and dramatic architecture.
Canada’s oldest civic art gallery, renowned for Indigenous art and contemporary collections.
Winnipeg’s faith landmarks reflect its diverse communities through architecture and spiritual heritage.
Iconic cathedral in Winnipeg’s Francophone quarter, notable for its towers and historic artifacts.
A graceful neo-Gothic church serving as Winnipeg’s historic Anglican seat.
A prominent synagogue representing Winnipeg’s Jewish heritage and community life.
Outdoor spaces and heritage sites offer nature, recreation and iconic city vistas.
A sprawling urban park with scenic trails, gardens and picnic spots.
A nature reserve with boardwalks, wildlife viewing and seasonal outdoor activities.
Historic riverside space that blends Indigenous heritage with modern markets and green spaces.
Dive into Winnipeg’s distinctive districts to feel the local flavor and vibe.
Historic core known for brick warehouses, art galleries and eclectic cafés.
Lively mixed-use neighborhood with shops, eateries and a downtown-friendly atmosphere.
French-Canadian quarter across the river with riverfront charm and cultural landmarks.
Enjoy Winnipeg without spending a dime with these delightful, free experiences.
Stroll along the Red and Assiniboine rivers and soak in riverlife and markets at no cost.
Self-guided stroll to admire early 20th-century brick-and-beam architecture.
An outdoor gallery of contemporary sculptures set in a peaceful park setting.
Savor a mix of local and diverse flavors that reflect Winnipeg’s multicultural palate.
Food halls and casual eateries offering local bites and international fare.
Seasonal market with local produce, baked goods and regional specialties.
Casual, globally inspired dishes in a lively setting.
From intimate venues to big-room music, Winnipeg has a night scene for every mood.
A beloved venue for live music and club nights in a laid-back setting.
Historic venue offering concerts, film screenings and performances.
A long-running live music venue hosting local and touring acts.
The city hosts theatre, dance and performing arts across several venues.
Major presenter of theatre productions in Winnipeg's two-theatre complex.
Open-air summer theatre in Assiniboine Park with professional productions.
Seasonal opera productions showcasing regional vocal talent.
Catch a live game or tour iconic venues that fuel Winnipeg’s sports culture.
Experience NHL action at the city’s premier downtown arena.
Cheer on the CFL team at the city’s modern stadium.
Horse racing in a classic track setting just outside the core.
Quirky and lesser-known spots reveal Winnipeg’s playful side.
Outdoor gallery with large-scale outdoor art in a serene park setting.
Historic home preserved to spotlight Louis Riel and Métis heritage.
Heritage streetcar ride through Winnipeg’s historic French quarter.