Tourism Winnipeg

2026 Visitors Guide

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Board the famed Nonsuch ship, see local specimens that run from Ice Age behemoths to Cretaceous era pliosaurs and mosasaurs, and take in life-sized dioramas that showcase the region's history at the Manitoba Museum. manitobamuseum.ca Get close to North America's largest urban bison herd, paddle and sail the lakes in summer, and skate, slide and snowshoe the trails in winter at FortWhyte Alive, a lush eco-tourism centre. fortwhyte.org Stroll and shop amongst the finest collection of turn-of-the-20th century buildings in North America in The Exchange District, home to some of the city's coolest shops, cafés, galleries, bars and restaurants. exchangedistrict.org Take a tour that's always on the money at The Royal Canadian Mint, a state-of-the-art facility that produces millions of coins for countries across the globe. mint.ca Relax in the thermal pools, Finnish saunas and aromatic steam rooms, then dine in your robe on farm-to-table fare at the city's much-loved open- air Scandinavian spa, Thermea Spa Village Winnipeg. thermea.ca Clear your imagination for takeoff at the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada where you can explore outstanding aviation artifacts and see some of the weirdest and whackiest prototypes that thankfully never took flight. royalaviationmuseum.com TOP TO BOTTOM: Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada, photo by Maddy Reico. Manitoba Museum, photo by Mike Sudoma. Thermea Spa Village, photo by Jessica Losorata. Royal Canadian Mint, photo by Salvador Maniquiz. Tobogganing at FortWhyte Alive, photo courtesy of FortWhyte Alive. Exchange District, photo by Diane Hammerling. 9 tourismwinnipeg.com TOP 10 CHECKLIST

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