Located at the geographic center of Canada and North America, and bordering North Dakota and Minnesota, Winnipeg is the vibrant capital city of Manitoba. With a history spanning over 6,000 years, Winnipeg was an important Indigenous meeting place and a significant hub of Canada’s fur trade. In recent decades, Winnipeg has transformed into a cosmopolitan city, boasting top-notch restaurants, exciting attractions, and an arts and culture scene bursting with talent and originality.

SEE

The Leaf

The Leaf is a spectacular horticultural attraction featuring Canada’s largest indoor waterfall and four distinct biomes: tropical, Mediterranean, seasonal, and butterfly gardens. Various group tours alongside knowledgeable and experienced guides are available.

145 The Leaf Way
(204) 927-6000

assiniboinepark.ca

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Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

Discover one of Canada’s largest and most historically significant aviation collections in this world-class facility. Fuel your imagination through inspiring stories of aviation pioneers and heroes, interactive exhibits, and innovative displays. 

2088 Wellington Ave.
(204) 786-5503

royalaviationmuseum.com

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Royal Canadian Mint

The Royal Canadian Mint’s Winnipeg facility produces billions of coins annually for Canada and 80 other countries. Take a journey through this state-of-the-art facility to learn about the precise art and science of coin-making. 

520 Lagimodière Blvd.

(204) 984-1144

mint.ca

EAT

Stella’s

Stella’s, found in many neighborhoods near major attractions, specializes in all-day breakfast and brunch. Known for fresh-baked breads and legendary jam, they offer in-house prepared meals with Manitoba-grown ingredients and can accommodate large parties.

Multiple locations

(204) 788-1033

stellas.ca 

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The Forks

A go-to destination for locals and visitors, The Forks features diverse dining options, local shops, and vibrant outdoor spaces. Grab a bite at one of the many vendors in the food hall before exploring all The Forks has to offer. 

1 Forks Market Rd.

theforks.com

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Peasant Cookery

Located in Winnipeg’s historic Exchange District, Peasant Cookery offers a blend of classic and modern French cuisine, highlighting house-made and locally sourced ingredients. Its tastefully decorated dining room is perfect for larger group bookings.

283 Bannatyne Ave.

(204) 989-7700

peasantcookery.ca

SLEEP

Norwood Hotel

Nestled in Winnipeg’s French Quarter, Saint-Boniface, the Norwood Hotel is a short walk to The Forks and other local attractions. It offers an on-site restaurant, updated tavern, renovated rooms, free Wi-Fi and complimentary bus parking.

112 Marion St.

(204) 233-4475

norwood-hotel.com

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Canad Inns Club Regent

Canad Inns Destination Centre Club Regent Casino Hotel—Winnipeg’s only hotel connected to a casino—is minutes from downtown and provides easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway. Ask about its Stay & Play packages, where guests receive $15 in free play.

1415 Regent Ave. W

(204) 667-5560

canadinns.com/stay/club-regent-casino-hotel

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Delta Hotels Winnipeg

Located in Winnipeg’s Sports, Hospitality, and Entertainment District, Delta Hotels Winnipeg features an indoor and rooftop pool, renovated guest rooms, bus parking, and an on-site restaurant, all conveniently close to major attractions.

350 St. Mary Ave.

(204) 942-0551

marriott.com/en-us/hotels/ywgdw-delta-hotels-winnipeg/overview

Photo credits: Assiniboine Park Conservancy; April Carandang; William Au; Neila Carmichael; Jerry Grajewski; Norwood Hotel; Canada Inns; Anthony Urso; Kristhine Guerrero.