Things To Do In Winnipeg.com

capital and largest city of Manitoba, Canada

1.	Leo Mol's Sculpture Garden
	features works of internationally recognized Ukrainian artist Leo Mol.
	read more: official page | images | artist's wikipedia page

2.	Manitoba Planetarium & Science Gallery
	part of the Manitoba Museum, it offers cosmic shows in its 280-seat Star Theatre.
	read more: youtube | official site

3.	Manitoba Children's Museum
	encourages creative learning; lets families play, laugh, learn and grow.
	read more: official page | wikipedia | videos

4.	Kildonan Park
	located in the North of the city, established in 1909 by a Polish Canadian.
	read more: wikipedia | images | google images

5.	Manitoba Legislative Building
	neoclassical building completed in 1920, meeting point for Manitoba legislative.
	read more: wikipedia | google images | government info page

6.	Basilique-Cathedrale de Saint Boniface
	an old stone building; new Cathedral built inside the ruins of a former one.
	read more: videos | google images | wikipedia

7.	Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
	formerly the Western Canada Aviation Museum, presenting a respectable collection of vintage aircraft in its new building at the airport.
	read more: official site | wikipedia | google images

8.	Winnipeg Art Gallery
	world-renowned museum for its collection of Inuit art galleries.
	read more: official site | wikipedia | google images

9.	Grand Beach Provincial Park
	awesome beach, filled in the summer with sand castles and tunnels.
	read more: wikipedia | government page | google images

10.	Canada Life Centre
	formerly the MTS Centre, an indoor sports arena and entertainment venue in the city's downtown, home of the Winnipeg Jets.
	read more: wikipedia | official site | google images

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Country: Canada
City area: 448.92 km²
Website: www.winnipeg.ca

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