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The deep history, rich culture and variety of sports found in Winnipeg make it a city everyone will enjoy. Winnipeg has over 25 National Historic Sites of Canada, and The Forks may be the most popular among visitors. Manitoba's Children's Museum, Arctic Glacier Winter Park and Assinibone Riverwalk are all found at The Forks. If you are a sports fan, you will have to experience Canada's national sport by watching the Winnipeg Jets hockey team play at MTS Centre.

Key facts

Winnipeg Transit uses buses to connect the entire city. If you plan to fly into Winnipeg for your visit, you will be using Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (YWG). Car rentals are available at the airport, or you can take the Winnipeg Transit buses to get to your hotel and other destinations.

Hints and tips

If you are not used to cold temperatures or touring during heavy snow, then it may be best to visit Winnipeg during the summer. You should see average high temperatures around 75 degrees Fahrenheit each day. During your summer visit to Winnipeg, you should attend Folkorama. The festival is held for two weeks every August, and it celebrates the food, history and entertainment of a variety of cultures represented in Manitoba and other parts of Canada.