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Riding Mountain National Park | Treaty 2

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Destinations that showcase the best of Manitoba.

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Whether you know where your journey will end or you’re just along for the ride, you will be surprised by the charm, character and exciting experiences in Manitoba’s favourite destinations. Capital city Winnipeg brings family-friendly attractions plus an eclectic mix of shopping, dining, art and culture. On the edge of the Arctic, Churchill is known as the polar bear capital of the world and is a world-class destination for wildlife viewing.

View of the Red River Mutual Trail Skating from above with people skating on the ice and buildings in the background.

Winnipeg

In a city built around the place where two rivers meet, a thriving arts scene converges with pristine green spaces.

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Sleeping polar bear mural on a winter afternoon in Churchill.

Churchill

Welcome to the polar bear capital of the world.

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View of snow covered tracks and trees from the back windows of a VIA train.

Must-See Destinations

Discover some of Manitoba’s favourite places to visit.

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The Old Pinawa Dam in winter

Eastern Region

Lake shores, boreal forests and Indigenous connections.

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Snow covered pergola just after sunset, during a gentle snowfall.

Central Region

Central Manitoba stories of prehistoric fossils and agricultural heritage.

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The Gimli Viking statue covered in snow, on a cloudy day.

Interlake Region

Between Manitoba’s inland oceans, adventures are waiting.

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A person cross-country skiing through Riding Mountain National Park.

Parkland Region

Forest oasis with infinite adventures.

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Looking across the dunes at sunset, Sandilands Provincial Forest

Western Region

Climb into the stories of the past and present.

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A woman walking along a snowy forest path at sunset in The Pas

Manitoba North

Where wilderness and culture collide.

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A visit to anywhere in Manitoba means travelling through Treaty 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Territory and through communities who are signatories to Treaties 6 and 10. It encompasses the original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anish-Ininiwak, Dakota, Dene, Ininiwak and Nehethowuk and the homeland of the Métis.
One person hoop dancing and one drumming in front of a mural at the WAG.

Arts, Culture & History

Discover who Manitobans really are when you experience our arts, culture and history. Resilient Manitobans are renowned for creating amazing art and dazzling, high quality performances.

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For thousands of years, the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers has been a meeting place. Today, Winnipeg is a hub of culture.

Little girl in a glass tunnel being held up to see a polar bear swimming above her.

Lasting Memories

Are you planning a family vacation or looking for a fun way to spend an afternoon with the grandkids? Manitoba delivers fun and affordable things to do with the whole family.

Mother and cub polar bears sit together on the rocky shore in Churchill, Manitoba.

Your first clue that Churchill is a place for adventurers is the fact that there are no roads that lead here. Coming by plane or train are the only ways to get to this remote town on the shores of Hudson Bay.

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