ou will be traveling near the geographic center of North America when you visit Winnipeg, Manitoba! Winnipeg, the 8th largest city in Canada and Manitoba’s largest city, is located in the southern part of Manitoba. This world-class city is renowned for its variety of entertainment, diverse population and high standard of living. You’ll find a mix of sophistication and friendliness when you visit.

Winnipeg offers an abundance of recreational opportunities as it lies in close proximity to hundreds of lakes including Lake Winnipeg, the world's 11th largest lake, Lake Manitoba, and Lake of the Woods. Winnipeg hosted the Pan-American Games in 1967 and again in 1999, the only city besides Mexico City to have hosted the event twice.
Sports fans are happy in Winnipeg, with access to the Blue Bombers football team and the Manitoba Moose hockey team.

Winnipeg is one of Canada’s most culturally vibrant urban centers, yet it sometimes receives an unfair reputation because of the notoriously long, cold Manitoban winters. While in Winnipeg, explore the city, starting with breakfast in the French Quarter, followed by a walking tour of The Forks with lunch at a place where furs were traded hundreds of years ago. You’ll be able to experience world-renowned ballet as this city is home to the world-famous Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Spend an evening watching the world go by on a street lined with cafes.
This city is a mix of everything good. Winnipeg boasts:

• Historic architecture
• Scenic waterways
• Several attractive bridges

Take a relaxing cruise on the Assiniboine and Red rivers, take in an outdoor theater production, or go inside the wonderful Centennial Centre to watch the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.