Kelly’s guidebook
Food scene
The Tallest Poppy
103 Sherbrook StLove the fried chicken!
Tall Grass Prairie Bread Company
859 Westminster AveLocal bakery. Try the cinnamon buns!
Verde Juice Bar
887 Westminster AveLocal juice bar - 5 min walk.
Clementine
123 Princess StGreat little place to eat if you are in The Exchange.
The Handsome Daughter
61 Sherbrook StGreat coffee and tea shop close to my home. Love the chai!
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Thom Bargen Coffee and Tea
64 Sherbrook StGreat coffee and tea shop close to my home. Love the chai!
Inferno's Bistro
312 Des Meurons StDeer + Almond
85 Princess StThe Common
1 Forks Market RdThe Roost on Corydon
651-A Corydon AveMáquè
909 Dorchester AveOh Doughnuts
326 BroadwayFools & Horses
379 BroadwayMuseum
Don’t miss this building’s stunning architecture which climbs from darkness to light through a labyrinth of alabaster walkways. Its 11 galleries feature interactive exhibits, new media displays and artifacts that share the struggle for universal human rights.
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Kanadisches Museum für Menschenrechte
85 Israel Asper WayDon’t miss this building’s stunning architecture which climbs from darkness to light through a labyrinth of alabaster walkways. Its 11 galleries feature interactive exhibits, new media displays and artifacts that share the struggle for universal human rights.
Shopping
Polo Park is a large mall within an 8 minute drive from my home with many shops, restaurants and a movie theatre. There is ample parking or a main bus route that stops directly in front of the mall.
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Polo Park
Polo Park is a large mall within an 8 minute drive from my home with many shops, restaurants and a movie theatre. There is ample parking or a main bus route that stops directly in front of the mall.
Outlet Collection Winnipeg
555 Sterling Lyon PkwySightseeing
Manitoba’s most visited tourist area. During warmer months you can take a river boat tour on Winnipeg’s two main waterways, while in winter you’ll find hundreds of skaters on the Red River Mutual Trail. The Forks market houses shopping, cultural events and The Common - a beer and wine kiosk surrounded by some of the best food stands.
www.theforks.com
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The Forks National Historic Site
Forks Market RoadManitoba’s most visited tourist area. During warmer months you can take a river boat tour on Winnipeg’s two main waterways, while in winter you’ll find hundreds of skaters on the Red River Mutual Trail. The Forks market houses shopping, cultural events and The Common - a beer and wine kiosk surrounded by some of the best food stands.
www.theforks.com
Winnipeg’s grandest building is also its most mysterious- filled with hieroglyphics, freemasonry and mythological creatures.
heartland travel.ca/book-a-tour/hermetic-code-tours-of-mb-legislative-building
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Manitoba Legislative Building
450 BroadwayWinnipeg’s grandest building is also its most mysterious- filled with hieroglyphics, freemasonry and mythological creatures.
heartland travel.ca/book-a-tour/hermetic-code-tours-of-mb-legislative-building
This striking facility has produced over 55 billion coins for more than 75 countries. The Mint experience also includes interactive displays that will test your worldly knowledge and the opportunity to hold a real gold bar worth over $500,000.
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Königliche Kanadische Münze
520 Lagimodiere BlvdThis striking facility has produced over 55 billion coins for more than 75 countries. The Mint experience also includes interactive displays that will test your worldly knowledge and the opportunity to hold a real gold bar worth over $500,000.
https://winnipeg.tours
A great way to see Winnipeg by hopping on a tour.
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Winnipeg Trolley Company
222 Broadwayhttps://winnipeg.tours
A great way to see Winnipeg by hopping on a tour.
Neighborhoods
The Exchange District, a National Historic Site, features North America’s largest and best preserved collection of heritage buildings which include beautiful and massive stone and brick warehouses, elegant terracotta-clad buildings, narrow angled streets and cobblestone paths.
The architecture provides a stunning backdrop for local restaurants, boutique shops, art galleries, museums and attractions.
Old Market Square is a beautiful urban green space in the heart of the Exchange and is home to the city’s most popular summer festivals including Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival and the Winnipeg International Jazz Festival.
Surrounding Old Market Square are numerous art studios, workshop spaces and galleries along with unique boutiques, health and wellness spaces, cafes, bistros and more.
Everything is so close when you’re in the Exchange District so make it your source for year-round entertainment with the Centennial Concert Hall, The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, The Manitoba Museum and the Pantages Playhouse Theatre. Winnipeg’s film industry is also thriving in the District with the iconic Artspace building and Cinematheque.
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Exchange District
The Exchange District, a National Historic Site, features North America’s largest and best preserved collection of heritage buildings which include beautiful and massive stone and brick warehouses, elegant terracotta-clad buildings, narrow angled streets and cobblestone paths.
The architecture provides a stunning backdrop for local restaurants, boutique shops, art galleries, museums and attractions.
Old Market Square is a beautiful urban green space in the heart of the Exchange and is home to the city’s most popular summer festivals including Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival and the Winnipeg International Jazz Festival.
Surrounding Old Market Square are numerous art studios, workshop spaces and galleries along with unique boutiques, health and wellness spaces, cafes, bistros and more.
Everything is so close when you’re in the Exchange District so make it your source for year-round entertainment with the Centennial Concert Hall, The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, The Manitoba Museum and the Pantages Playhouse Theatre. Winnipeg’s film industry is also thriving in the District with the iconic Artspace building and Cinematheque.
Artsy Osborne Village is known for its colorful street murals and the Gas Station Arts Centre, staging improv and stand-up comedy, plus burlesque and puppet shows for adults. Indie shops sell quirky fashion, handmade jewelry, and vintage vinyl. Chill gastropubs, high-end tapas bars, and artisan pizzerias dot the area, while swanky lounges serve creative cocktails and cozy dive bars host local bands.
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Osborne Village
Artsy Osborne Village is known for its colorful street murals and the Gas Station Arts Centre, staging improv and stand-up comedy, plus burlesque and puppet shows for adults. Indie shops sell quirky fashion, handmade jewelry, and vintage vinyl. Chill gastropubs, high-end tapas bars, and artisan pizzerias dot the area, while swanky lounges serve creative cocktails and cozy dive bars host local bands.
Tree-lined Wolseley is known for its 1900s Queen Anne-style homes, including the home of suffragist Nellie McClung. The Gothic-style Westminster United Church hosts performances by the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra. Indie shops along Westminster Avenue include an organic grocer and a New Age bookstore, and restaurants on Sherbrook Street serve hearty comfort food, Danish schnitzel, and vegan burgers.
Wolseley Avenue
Wolseley AvenueTree-lined Wolseley is known for its 1900s Queen Anne-style homes, including the home of suffragist Nellie McClung. The Gothic-style Westminster United Church hosts performances by the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra. Indie shops along Westminster Avenue include an organic grocer and a New Age bookstore, and restaurants on Sherbrook Street serve hearty comfort food, Danish schnitzel, and vegan burgers.
Church
Westminster United Church
745 Westminster AvePark
The park includes the 700-acre (280 ha) Assiniboine Forest, Assiniboine Park Zoo, Assiniboine Park Conservatory, the historic Assiniboine Park Pavilion, formal and informal gardens, a sculpture garden, a miniature railway, an outdoor theatre for performing arts, and numerous other attractions.
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Assiniboine-Park
55 Pavilion CrescentThe park includes the 700-acre (280 ha) Assiniboine Forest, Assiniboine Park Zoo, Assiniboine Park Conservatory, the historic Assiniboine Park Pavilion, formal and informal gardens, a sculpture garden, a miniature railway, an outdoor theatre for performing arts, and numerous other attractions.
This 640 acre nature reserve’s bounty includes space for fishing, ice fishing, skating, canoeing and sailing. Features include kilometres of forested walking and cycling paths, North America’s largest urban bison herd and the Buffalo Stone café which utilizes ingredients grown on the adjacent FortWhyte farm.
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Fort Whyte Alive
1961 McCreary RdThis 640 acre nature reserve’s bounty includes space for fishing, ice fishing, skating, canoeing and sailing. Features include kilometres of forested walking and cycling paths, North America’s largest urban bison herd and the Buffalo Stone café which utilizes ingredients grown on the adjacent FortWhyte farm.
Birds Hill Provincial Park