Always upgrading, the Manitoba Museum is now housing a new pet. He's a bit large, but you will learn a lot about him and his cousins. Can be a little scary for little ones, but overall it is a great addition to the Museum.

Always upgrading, the Manitoba Museum is now housing a new pet. He's a bit large, but you will learn a lot about him and his cousins. Can be a little scary for little ones, but overall it is a great addition to the Museum.
We came to see the Hudson Bay Gallery and it was great but we also really enjoyed the Nonsuch Gallery. Our boys are 13 & 11 and they enjoyed it too.
tI like the variety of artifacts & displays, educational yet fun, the variety of cultural displays. You could easily spend a minimum of 1-2 hours there!
We visited the Dinosaur Exhibition and was very impressed with the movements of the dinosaurs and the way the information was presented.
Price now $24 for single adult, picked a busy day busloads of kids everywhere. Positives - love the recreation of early Manitoba town with ability to walk into the shops. Interesting displays, educational on the origins of the land that now form Manitoba. Also interesting history on Inuit in the north and railway. Definitely recommend.
I feel like a kid when i walk into this place, If you love history, art , culture this is the place for you and your family. you can spend a day here and still not get through every thing. Its a must see and experence.
The Manitoba Museums kids area was great! We had so much fun playing and learning together....friendly staff.
I would have given a Excellent however not all of the visit was. We took advantage of the Canad Inns offer of staying and receiving free tickets to see the Dinosaur exhibit. Everyone was excited however after we got in and walked around and seen everything in 30 mins we thought it would have been a HUGE let down. Its...
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Just how I remember it as a child. The museum's exhibits haven't changed much over the years and some could do with renovating. But I still enjoyed myself and think that the exhibits are a nice blend of world and local history. I came here specifically to see the Titanic: the Manitoba Connections exhibit in Sept 2011. Really informative.
There are not a lot of things to do in Winnipeg, so you will end up in this museum. I am not a museum fan (at all) but this one was nice and interesting, not very expensive. Quite crowded during the weekend
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