Best Museum in Manitoba reviews

Canadian Museum for Human Rights captivates with impactful exhibits, fostering empathy and understanding. Thought-provoking and beautifully designed, it's a must-visit for an enlightening exploration of human rights history. Highly recommended.

Lots to see and an hour and a half is not enough time. You really need to have a half a day to take advantage of all there is to see.

If you have any children you might want to do it in their pace because they will get bored

Beautiful - well laid out & very helpful volunteers. Well worth the time to visit:)

Proud to show off this wonderful place to my family as part of a 60th birthday celebration!

Definitely a treasure trove of info about life before Canada was even a country of its own. Shows excellent artifacts and examples of how life was during the times prior to electricity. The Metis displays were very detailed and help visitors get a picture...

Went here as part of a polar bear experience. A lovely little museum, well laid out and full of info. Very helpful staff. They have a good selection of gifts, including books. It probably won't take long to visit, but it is nice to have been.

One of the historical landmarks to visit in Winnipeg. It's similar to places like Rutherford House in Edmonton. You're not allowed to wander freely, a staff member must accompany you but mine was very friendly to chat with. My tour took...

Not very large but very int with a few interactive bits like being able to try on some old uniforms

Love going to the museum every year for Threshermens Reunion! If I had one suggestion, it would be to expand the variety of drinks in the beer gardens. For the past couple of years, there has only been one flavour of most (black cherry) and it would...

The recorded self-guided audio tour, recorded by a member of the staff (who was at the front desk) was fascinating. The use of the headset is included in the entry fee.

Get your children to dress up as a Viking!

A small museum in Scotia Heights. For those that Love history, this one is for you. It is the oldest house in our city, you will love the timely setup, take a tour or explore on your own. Price-wise, they ask for a donation and sign their guest book...

Il serait important d'indiquer que la Maison Gabrielle Roy est en rénovation. Nous y sommes allés aujourd'hui et s'était fermé.
Merci de mettre à jour.