Esp. Riel
Discover the Heart of Winnipeg: Esp. Riel
Explore Louis Riel's Tomb in Winnipeg, a historical landmark honoring the pivotal figure of Canadian history and the Métis nation.
Discover the serene resting place of Louis Riel, a pivotal figure in Canadian history, located in the charming neighborhood of Saint Boniface, Winnipeg. This historical landmark offers a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and appreciation of Riel's contributions to the Métis nation and Canadian Confederation.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you are starting from downtown Winnipeg, head southeast on Main Street towards the Forks. Continue straight until you reach the Forks Market, a central meeting point. From the Forks, head southeast along the riverwalk towards the Provencher Bridge. Cross the Provencher Bridge, which will lead you into the Saint Boniface area. Once across the bridge, follow Provencher Boulevard until you reach Langevin Street. Turn left (north) onto Langevin Street and walk for about 10 minutes. Louis Riel's tomb is located at 620 Langevin St, on the grounds of the St. Boniface Cemetery.
Public Transit
From downtown Winnipeg, you can catch bus number 60 at any of the main transit stops along Main Street. Stay on the bus for about 15 minutes. Get off at the stop near the St. Boniface Hospital on Tache Avenue. From there, walk east on Tache Avenue until you reach Langevin Street. Turn right on Langevin Street and walk a few minutes north towards 620 Langevin St, where Louis Riel's tomb is located within the St. Boniface Cemetery.
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