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When you come to Winnipeg, the first thing you need to do must be finding an apartment. There are several useful websites you can search. You can always contact or email to the house owner or apartment manager if you like it.
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RELAX AND UNWIND
Winnipeg is known to be a "Boring" city because of its geographical location, as well as its weather. There's no "actual" beach, Lots of flatlands or what we call "Parks" and there are little to no interesting activities, except in winter of course. Despite these "Boring" Characteristics, there are a lot of undiscovered and famous destinations in Winnipeg where you can have fun, be adventurous, and relax.
Assiniboine Park
One of Winnipeg's most well-known parks is Assiniboine Park. It's known for its stunning scenery, breezy flatlands where you can play whatever game you like, and a zoo that caters to kids and hosts Winter Events. You may also rent a bike to pedal around the Park Complex while exploring. They've also recently added a new attraction to the mix. The Leaf is unique to the province because of its one-of-a-kind architecture and its incorporation of many biomes. What makes it so special? Visiting is always free!
Winnipeg Art Gallery
This gallery is Western Canada's oldest art gallery! The gallery features works by local and foreign artists, as well as some unique Inuit Native Arts. It is conveniently positioned in the middle of downtown and is easily accessible. This is the place to be if you want to brainstorm and art is your thing!
Canadian Museum For Human Rights
CMHR is renowned for its unique history and architecture and is located in the centre of The Forks in downtown. They have a lot of well-known Canadian Human Rights history and exhibitions, plus the inside is incredibly Instagrammable! If you want to learn about Human Rights and have beautiful photos, make sure to visit!
The Forks
Do you want to eat something delicious? Do you wish to ice skate on one of the world's naturally-frozen rinks? The Forks has it all! It is located near the well-known Red and Assiniboine Rivers junction. With over 4 million tourists each year, Winnipeg's once-abandoned railyard has been transformed into the city's most popular tourist destination. This is one of the greatest locations to relax and dine, and we strongly advise you to go!
The Forks
Royal Canadian Mint
Do you want to understand how to create a coin? The Royal Canadian Mint is recognized for manufacturing unique coins as well as your daily toonies and loonies. The facility, located southeast of Winnipeg, provides a tour where they show you all of the facility's treasures. It's also well-known for its one-of-a-kind architecture.
