Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport 23 min
Assiniboine Park Zoo (16 min)
Enduring zoo established in 1904, with a polar bear habitat, restaurant, gift shop & steam train. The Forks National Historic Site (9 min)
9-acre park on the Red River with local history exhibits & art, plus a playground & amphitheatre. Leo Mol Sculpture Garden (18 min)
Landscaped garden featuring namesake artist's bronze sculptures with flowers, benches & fountains. Assiniboine Park (15 min)
Sprawling park featuring a zoo, conservatory, outdoor theatre, play equipment & other attractions. Children's Museum (12 min)
Themed, interactive exhibits for children, along with a dedicated space for toddlers. Winnipeg Art Gallery (9 min)
Sizable museum featuring European paintings, contemporary artwork & Inuit sculptures. The Forks (9 min)
Large riverside community hub with a variety of shopping, dining & recreational activities. Saint Boniface Cathedral (6 min)
This Roman Catholic basilica was built in 1972 behind the surviving facade of an earlier church. Kildonan Park (18 min)
Urban green space with an outdoor pool, picnic & BBQ facilities, play structures & a restaurant. Manitoba Legislative Building (10 min)
Built in 1920, this neoclassical government building houses the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. The Manitoba Museum (6 min)
Sizable museum with exhibits on planetary & human history, with bones, dioramas & a planetarium. Royal Canadian Mint (18 min)
One of 2 national mints, this facility offers tours & exhibits about the coin manufacturing process. Upper Fort Garry Heritage Provincial Park (6 min)
Built in 1822 as a trading post, this park offers the original fort gate, green space & light shows. Canadian Museum for Human Rights (11 min)
Striking, early 21st–century museum focusing on Canadian & international human rights issues. FortWhyte Alive (23 min)
This 640-acre urban green space offers wildlife, lakes, a cafe, a shop, a nature center & more. | 
