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.

Not just a garden but a free and beautiful garden full of fishponds, giant bronze sculptures that are easy to climb, witch houses and secret paths. Total walk-through time can depend on how frequently

Located in the center of the city, where the two rivers meet, "the Forks" was first used as a meeting place for Native Canadians, then as a base for fur traders and later as a fort. Today, it's a popular scenic park with historic landmarks and notes.

Open Mon-fri 9-5 in winter, mon-sun 9-5 in summer. $5 per adults and $3 per child. Call to make reservations.

Interactive and informative displays teach you about Central Canada's unique ecosystem.

Western Canadas oldest public art gallery, the WAG is world renouned for its collection of Inuit art but also showcases work by Manitoban, Canadian and international artists.

The Grey Nuns' convent, Winnipeg's oldest building, houses Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum. Built for the Grey Nuns who arrived in the Red River Colony in 1844, the structure is an outstanding...

Permanent display case in main airport terminal with tourist information and northern art and gift items. Carvings, Jewelry, and glass work. Extended hours and accessibility during 'bear season.'