Walking Tour Details
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This tour will resume in May 2023. The schedule and pricing will be released in the new year.
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If you don’t have a great tour, let us know and we promise to make it right. We’ll not only refund your full ticket price; we’ll also purchase tickets for your next attraction (equal or lesser value).
Free Cancellations
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. We know plans can change, that’s why we offer one of the most generous cancellation policies in the industry.
Highlights
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Forks Market - The Forks Market is one of Winnipeg’s most popular destinations, for locals and travelers alike. It’s history as a meeting place and hub of trade goes back 6,000 years. Learn these stories and more, such as the one where the Hudson’s Bay Company gave Queen Elizabeth the gift of two live beavers.
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Canadian Museum for Human Rights - Find out why Winnipeg is home to the world’s first human rights museum and discover the profound symbolism behind this striking structure. Once you’ve explored the outside of this magnificent building, you’ll be inspired to return after the tour and explore the galleries on your own.
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Provencher Bridge - Connecting Winnipeg’s downtown to its historic St. Boniface neighbourhood, the Provencher Bridge is a stunning feat of engineering.
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St. Boniface - Enjoy an overview of Winnipeg’s charming French Quarter. View what remains of the stunning St. Boniface Cathedral after fire destroyed much of it in 1968. Then, stop at Chocolatier Constance Popp for a sweet treat!
Included: Professional guide
Not Included: Gratuities for your guide
What to Bring: Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather (fully outdoors).
Walking Distance: 3.5 km with intermittent seating
Tales of the City
Visit the most popular destination in Manitoba, a major market and green space known as The Forks. Learn about the symbolic architecture and design of the world’s only human rights museum—the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Cross the Red River into the city’s charming French Quarter, hear about Manitoba’s founding father, Louis Riel. Finally, stop into the city’s most famous chocolate shop for a sample of the decadent treats that have been enjoyed by Academy Award winners and the late Queen Elizabeth II. We promise, with us, you’ll make Winnipeg memories to last a lifetime.
Save Time and Experience More
This three-hour introductory tour features some of the most visited destinations in Winnipeg’s historic core. It won’t take long to discover what brings people to this area—and keeps them coming back.
Custom Small-Group Experience
Our guides love getting to know their guests, and in contrast to other tours in town, we keep ours to 12 guests or less, so you can enjoy a wealth of conversation and connection. This means a more relaxed and casual experience, with more access to your guide and the sites we will experience on your tour.
Get Oriented
Our knowledgeable, local guides will help you navigate the downtown, answer your questions, and offer personalized recommendations for after your tour.
Unforgettable Hosts
Experience the best of Canadian hospitality with our team of passionate tour guides.
