Landmarks & Historical Buildings in Winnipeg, MB

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Fascinating old Cathedral. First church was built in 1818 and six churches were built after that. The façade that you see today was part of the church built in 1905. It burned in 1968. The sixth church built in 1971 coexists with the historic walls of the burned church. There is a cemetery and a number of…

Richard F.

Saint Boniface Cathedral

Having been told this is one of the more beautiful legislative buildings in North America, it was time to check it out.Parking is available around the perimeter (inside the building grounds) for visitors.The security guard let me walk around. Most legislative or state buildings give tours, but for this one…

Edward L.

Manitoba Legislative Building

If you’re a Canadian history buff, Louis Riel House is a must-see. Riel lived here for a bit, before he went off and started his 2nd uprising (Northwest Rebellion). He did return here in a casket after his hanging.Parking is available in a small lot by the house, but this is fenced off in the winter. Not that…

Edward L.

Riel House National Historic Site

3 places in Winnipeg, ordered by rating:

Saint Boniface Cathedral

5.0

2 reviews

Telephone:	+1 204-233-7304
Address:	190 Avenue de la Cathedrale

Landmarks & Historical Buildings /

Manitoba Legislative Building

4.5

4 reviews

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	450 Broadway

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Riel House National Historic Site

3.0

1 review

Telephone:	+1 204-257-1783
Address:	330 River Road

Museums / Landmarks & Historical Buildings

Landmarks & Historical Buildings

Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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3 places in Winnipeg, ordered by rating: