The following are highlights from the three tours included in this bundle. In total, you'll enjoy over 120 audio stories across our immersive, self-guided tours showcasing the sights of South Winnipeg, Assiniboine Park, and the Legislative Grounds.

We'll tell you about St. Paul & St. John's colleges on the university campus.

See the wonderful turn of the century building with it's Canada flag flying high.

As you drive around the central point of the university, you'll see a number of original campus buildings that give you a glimpse into student life over 100 years ago!

There are 9 points of interest to explore on foot at the incredible monastery ruins. As you stroll about the Provincial Heritage Property, you'll learn all about the Trappist monks and their way of life.

You'll drive right past the home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers! We'll tell you all about it and point out some other sports fields.

Another chance to get out and discover the past. 10 points of interest throughout this Provincial Heritage Park bring you back to a time of rapid expansion, revolution & back breaking hard work.

We'll point out this island and tell you about it's past.

If you didn't take the tour when the farmers market is open, you'll want to come back when it is after we tell you about it!

Not a point of interest on the tour, but it's nearby and you can spend as much time here as you like.

As you stroll through the park, we'll tell you about this magical garden that unveils a whimsical world where, if you let your imagination go wild, that's exactly what can happen!

THE PAVILION & WINNIE THE POOH MUSEUM. We'll tell you about one of Winnipeg's most famous landmarks. Admission to the museum is free. It also includes a Winnie the Pooh Museum!

Discover the Lyric Theatre, where open-air performances and unforgettable summer nights have made it a cultural heartbeat of Assiniboine Park.

As you are strolling along we'll tell you how Assiniboine Park created a very fitting tribute to a great Canadian hero.

STEAM LOCOMOTIVE #6043. We'll tell you about the last steam engine to run in Manitoba and why the job of "Fireman" was so important.

Here, we'll tell you just a bit about the Zoo's over 80 exciting acres filled with beasts, birds and creatures from all over the world.

As you enter the beautiful English Gardens we'll tell you what the architect had to say.

Here we'll tell you about the amazingly beautiful, free display of incredible art and equally incredible generosity.

While walking along you'll discover a rainbow of colour and how to lose yourself in a world of adventure!

WINNIE THE POOH STATUE. You can hear the story behind the bear and how he came to be so famous!

MANITOBA PLAZA FOUNTAIN & GOLDEN BOY STATUE. We'll point out this gorgeous fountain and tell you why it is a focal point for many residents of the city. We'll also tell you about a very unique feature of the building in front of you.

WOMEN'S GROVE. We'll tell you about what's in the large brick circle and how it is still relevant in today's struggle for equality.

STATUE OF ROBERT BURNS. This statue was erected on the Legislative Grounds here in Manitoba, in honour of a Scottish cultural icon, and we'll tell you why.

Government House of Manitoba. As you stroll through the beautiful grounds you will come up to the wonderful historic mansion built in 1883 and we'll tell you how it is being used today.

NEXT OF KIN MONUMENT. You'll see here a monument created to show respect for the bereaved wives and mothers of Canadian soldiers, from Manitoba, lost in World War 1.

FAMOUS FIVE MONUMENT. Also known as the Valiant Five we'll tell you above this famous group of women and why they became notable in Canada.

UNITED NATIONS MONUMENT & WOMEN OF BRITISH COMMONWEALTH STATUE. We'll tell you about the three stone pillars in the monument dedicated to peacekeeping and the women in the statue which pays homage to women who took part in our fight for freedom.

Marc-Amable Girard Plaque. We'll tell you about the two historical plaques here and the reason they were erected.

FLOOD OF THE CENTURY. A boat would have been your preferred method of travel if you were here during the great flood! We'll tell you all about it.