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The Canadian museum for human rights 

85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0L5

National Canadian museum dedicated to the subject of human rights in the world. Designed to promote and enhance respect for each other and to encourage dialogue na reflection

The forks national historic site

401-25 Forks Market Rd, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 4S8, Canada+

204-983-6757

A large park with various restaurants, stages, and shops. Its a historical site that has been used for 6000 years as a meeting place for trade and various other reasons.

Fortwhyte Alive

1961 McCreary Rd, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 2K9, Canada

204-989-8355

640-acres with 7 km of forest trails, floating marsh boardwalks and  canoeing & fishing on 5 lakes.  Activities and sections include the Aquarium of the Prairies , Burrowing Owl Enclosure, Bison Prairie, Saturn Family Tree House, Tipi Encampment, Prairie Dog Town, Pioneer Sod House and much more.

Assiniboine park zoo

2595 Roblin Boulevard | South Gate, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 2N7, Canada

204 927 8050

The Zoo has been a destination for local families, school groups, animal lovers, scientists and tourists for over a century. Some of the animal enclosures are open year round

Home to nearly 200 animal species, the Zoo is a great place for exploration and family fun. Open year-round, the Zoo is the home of Journey to Churchill, one of the best arctic species exhibits in the world. Here visitors can experience polar bears and seals swimming above them in the amazing Sea Ice Passage as well as encountering musk ox, snowy owls, caribou and more! The Zoo also provides visitors with the opportunity to experience animal species from all corners of the globe including Amur tigers, camels, snow leopards and more. With over 80 park-like acres to explore, the Zoo has been a favourite destination for families, tourists, school groups, and animal lovers for over a century.

Manitoba Museum

190 Rupert Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0N2, Canada

204-956-2830

This museum lets you travel through Manitobas past. from the First nations to early settler life to wildlife native to  Manitobas various ecosystems. There is an By far is the best exhibit

This museum provides ­a unique journey through the province of Manitoba, the world and the universe. Explore diverse ecological environments and blast off on an interactive tour of the current night sky

Thermëa Spa

775 Crescent Dr, Winnipeg, MB R3T 1X3

(204) 284-6868

Thermea is a new spa that will take you through a unique relaxation experience in nature.

Winnipeg art gallery

300 Memorial Blvd, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 1V1, Canada+1 204-786-6641

The Winnipeg Art Gallery, Canada’s oldest civic art gallery, celebrates its 100th anniversary from Sept 2012 to Aug 2013. As one of Canada’s leading art museums, the WAG has over 25,000 works of art ranging from 15th century European paintings to 21st century American multi-media art, and has toured exhibitions around the world-Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Taiwan, Norway, China, Italy, and the United States. At the forefront in promoting Manitoba artists nationwide and abroad, the WAG also represents artists from countries and cultures from across the globe.

Assiniboine park

2355 Corydon Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P 0R5, Canada+1 204-927-6000

This huge park has numerous historical sites and gardens. The main feature is the Zoo but there are many sports fields, an outdoor stage/theater, 2 restaurants, the Leo Mol state garden, a miniature train, many paths, skating rinks in the winter, and other amenities