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LOWER FORT GARRY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE TOURS
204.785.6050 | manitoba@pc.gc.ca | parks.canada.ca/lowerfortgarry
Beavers to buicks | 1.5 hours
Did you know Lower Fort Garry was once used as a penitentiary and a psychiatric facility? Join
a guided tour to explore the unique and varied history and uses of Lower Fort Garry. Explore
historic buildings and learn how the site has evolved to meet changing economic needs and
demands. Discover it all and take a look behind the scenes on this all-encompassing tour!
• $10.50/person
• July to October
• Daily at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
• Reservations are required for groups. This
guided tour has limited accessibility
MANITOBA LEGISL ATIVE ASSEMBLY TOUR PROGR AM
204.945.5813 | tour_reservation@leg.gov.mb.ca | gov.mb.ca/legislature/visiting/tour
Guided public building tour | 1 hour
Explore the seat of Manitoba's democracy! From early provincial history to renowned
architectural symbols and beyond, this tour not only examines our legislative system up close
but also provides an interpretation of the building's Neoclassical style, history, and current
function. Come see this breathtaking building for yourself to learn more!
• Free (contact us for more information)
• July long weekend to September long
weekend; Daily at top of the hour, every
hour, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
• September to June, Fridays at 2 p.m.
LE MUSÉE DE SAINT-BONIFACE MUSEUM
OUTDOOR WALKING TOURS
204.237.4500 ext. 420 | experiences@msbm.mb.ca | msbm.mb.ca/group-programs/
Moccasin walk | 1 hour
What stories can deepen our understanding of the Red River Métis, help us celebrate their
history and stand in solidarity with them? Learn more about the notorious ferry operator
MacDoug, the tragic fate of Elzéar Goulet, the self-governance during large buffalo hunts and
the entrepreneurial spirit of dedicated millers. Recognize and celebrate the Métis nation on this
walking tour.
• Adults: $7/person
• Children (11 and under): free
• Includes admission to the museum
• July and August daily; see website for
available times
The women who made us | 1 hour
From a clandestine kidnapping to a devastating candle-making accident, and from the first
woman to earn a salary in Western Canada to the healthcare empire developed in Saint-
Boniface, this historical walking tour reveals the contributions made by women that have
forged our community. Join in as guides celebrate architects, artists, authors and contemporary
artisans.
• Adults: $7/person
• Children (11 and under): free
• Includes admission to the museum
• July and August daily; see website for
available times
