It also portrays the great natural regions of the province. The museum's newest attraction, the Science Gallery, features a talking computer and more than 100 interactive displays that introduce visitors to the laws of science. On entering, the visit..

Contains a beautiful art gallery. Shown in a constantly changing series of exhibits, the permanent collection is large and varied. The gallery is best known for its Inuit art, a selection of which is always exhibited, and for the Lord and Lady Gort C..

This harmonious Neoclassical building stands in an attractive park, close to the residence of Manitoba's lieutenant-governor. Completed in 1920, the Tyndall stone building forms an "H" with a dome at its centre. Above the dome stands the Go..

In 1818 Fathers Provencher and Dumoulin arrived from Quebec to establish a Roman Catholic mission on the banks of the Red River. They were followed by other French Canadians who created, with the largely French-speaking Métis, a lively community. Sai..

Forms an interesting introduction to the history and culture of Manitoba's second-largest ethnic group, whose influence on the province is very marked. The museum (5th floor) features exquisite examples of Ukrainian traditional embroidery, wood carvi..

Over 20 aircraft are on display, ranging from early bush planes to jets. Others can be seen in the process of restoration. A second-floor observation deck allows views of the airport runways.

This branch of the Royal Canadian Mint is housed in a structure of rose-colored reflecting glass. Inside, fountains and exotic plants surround an exhibit on the history of coinage in Canada. Visitors can view the coin-minting process for Canadian coi..

Home of the only son of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister. At the time of its construction, Dalnavert was equipped with numerous luxuries and state-of-the-art amenities, such as walk-in closets, electric lighting, indoor plumbing a..

With its late-19C coaches this steam train, makes weekly excursions from Winnipeg to Warren. Along the way, the train stops at small towns so visitors can browse among the crafts, homemade preserves and baked goods on display at local markets.

This nine-room log structure was completed in 1853 by John Inkster, a wealthy merchant. It is believed to be the oldest remaining habitable house in Manitoba. It lies in the parish of West Kildonan, part of the original Selkirk settlement, and near t..

This large and pleasant zoo offers a tropical house. Not far from the zoo, and within Assiniboine Park, is the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden, a delightful, landscaped setting of trees, reflecting pool and flower plantings in which to showcase the Ukrainia..

Although Louis Riel never actually lived in the house, his body lay in state there after his execution in November 1885. The residence has been meticulously restored to reflect the period immediately after his death. An interpretive display on the Ri..