Discover the Heart of Winnipeg at Travel Manitoba
Explore Winnipeg effortlessly with Travel Manitoba – your one-stop tourist information center for local attractions, events, and hidden gems.
Travel Manitoba serves as your ideal gateway to the captivating city of Winnipeg, nestled in the heart of Manitoba. This tourist information center is more than just a hub of maps and brochures; it is a treasure trove of local knowledge and insights. As you step inside, you are greeted by a friendly staff eager to assist you in planning your itinerary, providing expert advice on the best local attractions, events, and hidden gems that are not to be missed. The center features a variety of informational materials that cater to every type of traveler, whether you're interested in the rich history, diverse culture, or stunning natural landscapes that Manitoba has to offer. The location itself is conveniently situated, making it an easy stop for those exploring downtown Winnipeg. Here, you can find everything from information on popular tourist hotspots like the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to charming local eateries that serve up authentic Manitoba cuisine. Take advantage of the resources available to discover seasonal events, festivals, and outdoor activities that showcase the vibrant community spirit of Winnipeg. Moreover, Travel Manitoba is dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism practices, encouraging visitors to engage with the local environment and community in meaningful ways. Whether you are looking for adventure or relaxation, the center’s expert recommendations will ensure your experience is enriched, allowing you to create lasting memories in this dynamic city.
Local tips
- Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and get personalized travel assistance.
- Don't hesitate to ask the staff for local events happening during your stay.
- Check out the seasonal brochures for festivals and activities unique to Winnipeg.
- Utilize their free Wi-Fi and charging stations to plan your day effectively.
- Bring a reusable bag for brochures and maps to cut down on paper waste.
A brief summary to Travel Manitoba
- 21 Forks Market Rd, Winnipeg, Downtown, Manitoba, R3C 4T7, CA
- +1800-665-0040
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving from the Interlake Region, head south on Provincial Road 6 towards Winnipeg. Continue on PR-6 for approximately 75 km until you reach the junction with Highway 1. Merge onto Trans-Canada Highway 1 East. After about 15 km, take the exit towards Downtown Winnipeg. Follow the signs for Forks and continue on Main Street. Turn left onto Forks Market Road. Travel Manitoba will be on your right at 21 Forks Market Rd.
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Public Transportation - Bus
In the Interlake Region, take a local bus to Winnipeg. The bus service is provided by Greyhound or other regional transit services. Once you arrive at the Winnipeg Bus Terminal, you can take the Winnipeg Transit bus route 75, which heads towards The Forks. Get off at The Forks stop, then walk towards Forks Market Road where Travel Manitoba is located at 21 Forks Market Rd. The total bus fare may vary, so check with the provider for the latest rates.
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Taxi/Ride Share
For a more direct route, consider using a taxi or ride-sharing service like Uber. Simply book a ride from your current location in the Interlake Region to Travel Manitoba at 21 Forks Market Rd, Winnipeg. The fare will depend on your pickup location and time of day, so estimate the cost through the app before confirming your ride.
Attractions Nearby to Travel Manitoba
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The Forks Market view point
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The Forks Market Tower
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The Forks Market
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Oodena Celebration Circle
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Children's Museum
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The Forks Historic Port
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The Forks National Historic Site
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Winnipeg Sign
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Mahatma Gandhi Statue
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CN Stage and Field
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Gathering Space at Niizhoziibean
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Niizhoziibean
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Winnipeg Railway Museum
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Union Station
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The Forks National Historic Amphitheatre
Landmarks nearby to Travel Manitoba
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Travel Manitoba
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Path of Time
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Parks Canada
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The Meeting Place
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Peace Meeting Site
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The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre
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Laverendrye Park
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The Grain Exchange Building
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Stephen Juba Park
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Manitoba Historical Society
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Louis Riel Sculpture
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Masonic Temple
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Telegram Building
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Holocaust Memorial
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The 1919 Marquee