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4 TRAVEL PLANNER Winnipeg, Manitoba's provincial capital, is a perfect blend of urban metropolis, lively charm and proximity to endless nature. The city's neighbourhoods offer an exciting mix of architecture, shopping, cultural experiences and culinary surprises. With a population of 780,000, Winnipeg is home to diverse communities. Numerous festivals, powwows, art exhibitions and music events offer countless opportunities for urban explorers. Must-See Attractions Canadian Museum for Human Rights This architecturally stunning museum will take you on a journey from darkness to light. Follow the glowing alabaster ramps through the seven levels of the museum and its ten core galleries as interactive exhibits tell stories of human sacrifice and triumph. humanrights.ca Assiniboine Park Conservancy This park is the largest in the city, covering over 1,000 acres along the Assiniboine River. Visit the Zoo to see nearly 150 different species of animals. Experience Manitoba's North without leaving the city at the Journey to Churchill exhibit in the Zoo. This exhibit offers a sneak peek of what you would expect to see in Churchill (including polar bears)! In other parts of the park, bike or walk the trails through the Assiniboine Forest or stroll through the gardens of the English Garden, the Winnipeg Adventures Leo Mol Sculpture Garden or the 30 acres of blooms and greenspace that make up the outdoor diversity gardens at The Leaf, Assiniboine Park's newest addition. Then, venture inside to see The Leaf's stunning indoor conservatory, bask in a tropical biome and see Canada's tallest indoor waterfall at six storeys high. assinioboinepark.ca CANAD IAN M U S EU M F O R H U MAN R I G HTS QAU MA J U Q P H OTO : L I N D SAY R E I D TH E L E AF – CANADA' S D IVE R S IT Y G AR D E N S P H OTO : AS S I N I B O I N E PAR K C O N S E RVAN CY

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