A meeting place for Indigenous peoples for over 6,000 years at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, The Forks is today Manitoba's most-visited attraction, with dining and shopping along the riverbank

The world's first human rights museum

Visit the charming St. Boniface French quarter and its many landmarks including the dramatic ruins of the 1906 cathedral, gutted by fire in 1968—its facade left standing, with several of St. Boniface's bishops buried within the wall itself

Home to the largest collection of turn-of-the-century architecture in North America, and a filming location for many major Hollywood productions

Home to a full-scale replica of the 17th-century sailing ship Nonsuch—aboard which Justin Bieber once treated Selena Gomez to a private candlelight dinner

See the home to the NHL's Winnipeg Jets—and hear Winnipeg's Stanley Cup legacy older than the NHL itself: The Winnipeg Victorias won the Cup three times between 1896 and 1902, and started the traditions of the victory parade and toasting from the Cup with champagne

Home to the world's largest collection of Inuit art

See the province's most valuable building, filled with symbolism and hidden meaning that most visitors walk right past

Take a walk down the Back Alley Arctic outdoor art gallery to see over two dozen arctic animal murals in a charming residential neighbourhood—many customers agree this hidden gem is the highlight of the tour