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Explore Downtown Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Manitoba is considered the geographical center of Canada and the gateway to Eastern and Western Canada. As the capital of Manitoba, Winnipeg is home to the famous street corner of Portage and Main, known as possibly the “windiest corner on the continent. ” You can find much to see and many things to do in Winnipeg.
The city is overflowing with venues for the arts and culture, museums – such as the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, theatres, festivals, music and dance, sports, and more. From The Forks National Historic Site which has its own river walk, shops and green space, to the Royal Canadian Mint and the stunning urban forest setting of the Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg is a city with so much to offer for a vacation.
The city is overflowing with venues for the arts and culture, museums – such as the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, theatres, festivals, music and dance, sports, and more. From The Forks National Historic Site which has its own river walk, shops and green space, to the Royal Canadian Mint and the stunning urban forest setting of the Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg is a city with so much to offer for a vacation.
Things To See and Do Around Winnipeg
The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre is situated in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, just minutes away from most of the city’s major attractions. Our Concierge is always happy to make recommendations on things to see and do that appeal to your particular interests. For a quick overview of attractions, recreation, shopping and dining, consider a few of our favorites within five minutes of our landmark hotel.
Winnipeg Attractions, Winnipeg Parks
Performing Arts, Museums, Attractions & Entertainment:
Sports & Recreation:
Canada Life Centre
Formerly CanWest Park, this baseball stadium is located adjacent to The Forks National Historic Site, near the city’s downtown, and is home to the Winnipeg Goldeyes of the American Association.
Shaw Park
Formerly CanWest Park, this baseball stadium is located adjacent to The Forks National Historic Site, near the city’s downtown, and is home to the Winnipeg Goldeyes of the American Association.
FortWhyte Alive
Located in south-west Winnipeg, this 640-acre oasis features several lakes for canoeing and sailing, trails for cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing and dining year-round.
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