Relive the opulent splendour of a bygone era at McPhillips Street Station Casino. Saunter down the street in our historic railway village amid the bustle of old-world life. Then board the train for a multi-sensory trip through the sights and sounds of Manitoba's past in the Manitoba Millennium Theatre. Come and explore a mystical world...vibrant flowers bloom and the sounds of tropical singing birds fill the air as you begin your journey to the Caribbean Resort that is Club Regent Casino.
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Enjoy the very best in interactive musical comedies. The original shows and table-side banter will have you rolling in the aisles. The actors come right off the stage to serve you a delicious four-course meal. Don't be shy, you may be part of the show, LAUGHTER....GUARANTEED!
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The Costume Museum of Canada is unique to North America. Exhibits of men's, women's and children's clothing are presented in tableaux vivants or living pictures. The collection of over 35,000 artifacts spans 400 years and includes a damask linen table napkin from the household of Queen Elizabeth I. The visual storage area offers a close-up view of a variety of accessories.
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Beautiful and fascinating, Dalnavert is one of the finest examples of Queen Anne Revival architecture. It was originally built for Hugh John Macdonald, the only son of Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald and Manitoba's premier in 1900. Dalnavert re-creates the lifestyle of a well-to-do family home of 1895. Enjoy this gracious historic home with its recreation of the luxurious wood paneling and elegant wallpapers so typical of this period.
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The Exchange District National Historic Site is the original centre of commerce and culture in Winnipeg. The arrival of the railway in 1881 marked the beginning of an economic boom that would last for four decades and bankroll the construction of office towers, warehouses, banks, hotels and theatres in the area. Together with cobblestone sidewalks and streets, the buildings create an atmosphere growing in popularity as the background for period movies, fine dining, entertainment, shopping and commerce.
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Known as the "Gateway to the Canadian West", The Forks preserves and commemorates its colourful 6,000 year past through a forest-lined river walkway, prairie gardens, sculptures and art, exhibits, historic views and vistas, a heritage adventure playground and entertaining and enlightening tours.
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Come and experience Fort Whyte Centre. There are over 400 acres to explore and four lakes stocked with fish. Rent a boat or canoe, scoop for waterbugs, or throw in a line and go fishing. Fort Whyte Centre is a bird watcher's paradise with over 200 species that reside or regularly visit during migration.
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Extend your cultural visit to Manitoba by visiting the diverse community of Churchill. In July & August, you will have the opportunity to witness the dazzling colours of the tundra, over 3,000 Beluga Whales frolicking in the Churchill River, and the nesting and migrating of numerous species of birds.
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With the 5 ½ story screen, the IMAX Theatre can make a big impression on your group. IMAX combines the largest film frame in motion picture history with six channels of wraparound sound.
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Imagine climbing aboard a full-size 17th century ship, discovering an authentic Cree encampment before European settlement , or strolling the boardwalk of a turn-of-the-century town. These are just some of the moments you'll find suspended in time at The Manitoba Museum. Award-winning galleries in dramatic walk-through settings tell the story of Manitoba through the ages, from the Arctic coast to the prairie grasslands. The Manitoba Museum offers guided group tours and travel learner programs.
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The forty acre site spreads out from a village street, in a pattern reminiscent to Mennonite villages found throughout southern Manitoba at the turn of the century. The north side of the street illustrates the early settlement buildings while the south side shows the gradual shift to various business enterprises. The Village Centre, open year round, houses an exhibit gallery that tells the Mennonite story from 1525 to present. Additional exhibit areas feature displays on a variety of related themes. Mennonite Heritage Village exists to preserve and share the Mennonite heritage and illustrate a traditional way of life that has disappeared.
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Tour Manitoba's finest attractions. Ô Tour's friendly and knowledgeable guides will have you experience the best of Winnipeg and Manitoba.
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Located in one of North America's top wildlife-watching areas, this birder's paradise is alive from dawn till dusk with the sights and sounds of the creatures that call this 36-square kilometres wetland home. It's the perfect place for birdwatching, photography and environmental education for people of all ages and is open all year round.
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Paddlewheel River Rouge Tours invites you on board for one of our wonderful cruises. If it's an afternoon guided sightseeing tour or an evening of elegance, we offer a variety of scrumptious meals, complete with a unique atmosphere, showing our guests a variety of sites along the rivers of Winnipeg.
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For over 40 years, Polo Park has been Winnipeg's premiere shopping mall. The atmosphere is comfortable, modern and fun: majestic fountains, lush foliage, bright sky-lights and spacious walkways. The amenities are designed for maximum customer convenience and satisfaction: ample elevator and escalator access to both levels and a 500 seat food court.
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Experience train travel as it was at the turn of the 20th century in the Prairie Dog Central's fully restored vintage coaches. These coaches were all built between 1901 and 1913 and are pulled by one of two engines: a 1882 steam locomotive No. 3 and a 1952 vintage diesel.
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The Royal Canadian Mint is known and respected around the world for its high standards of craftsmanship and its reputation as a premier refinery of gold. The Winnipeg Branch of the Royal Canadian Mint produces pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and loonies for circulation in Canada.
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Completed in 1849, St. Andrews is the oldest church in continuous use in western Canada. The rectory, built in 1854, contains exhibits and displays relating the early missionaries' work and influence on the economic and social life of the settlement. An historic cemetery surrounds the church.
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The St. Boniface Museum is housed in Winnipeg's oldest building, the Grey Nun's Convent. It was originally built for the Grey Nuns who arrived in 1844 and is an excellent example of early Red River Frame construction. The museum presents an impressive collection of artifacts that reveal the lives and culture of the Francophone and Metis populations of Manitoba.
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Selkirk Avenue BIZ (walking tour)
Join us for a "Heritage Winnipeg" award-winning guided historical walking tour along Selkirk Avenue. Selkirk Avenue is the cultural and commercial heart of Winnipeg's North End and is the starting point for many immigrant groups. Explore the past and enjoy the many attractions in a streetscape steeped in tradition and personality.
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Soar through history at one of Canada's most exciting and unique collections of vintage and unusual aircraft at The Western Canada Aviation Museum. The Museum has promoted public awareness of Canada's aviation heritage through its exciting exhibits and programming.
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Joined together in 1995, the restaurants of WOW! Hospitality strive to make every dining experience a memorable one. As their name indicates, each unique award-winning restaurant will provide exceptional service, food and atmosphere.
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529 Wellington Steak & Seafood: The city's finest steakhouse in an elegantly restored mansion features Canada Prime beef, the best available in the country.
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Dacquisto: .While focused on Tuscany fare, Dacquisto will offer a taste of Italy from many provinces utilizing only the finest, freshest and most authentic ingredients.
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Terrace Fifty-Five: In keeping with our surroundings of beautiful Assiniboine Park, this place will mirror the "greeness" of the park with a menu that is representative of a regional cuisine, emphasizing local products with a focus on Canadian fish and seafood.
- Muddy Waters Smokehouse: Put some south in your mouth. Try barbecued ribs and pulled pork sandwiches slathered in sauce.
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Finn McCues Irish Pub: Warm Irish hospitality, casual pub grub and a wide selection of lagers and ales from the Isles.
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Peasant Cookery: Coming soon.
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