Winnipeg is located within the Canadian Prairies, and it is the largest city and capital of Manitoba. The Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport is located in the west part of the city, making it convenient to reach your destination. Within the city limits are many enjoyable sites worth seeing such as the Royal Canadian Mint, where you can visit a souvenir shop to buy some toy money, and also The Exchange District National Historic Site, where you can participate in the Historic Walking Tour Program. There are many art and other museums, including the Manitoba Childrenﾒs Museum and Costume Museum of Canada. The city has music festivals including Winnipeg Jazz Festival and also their Folk Festival. The city also has a hockey team, a Canadian football team, and a baseball team for all sports fans. Winnipeg has beautiful architecture throughout the city, and it offers plenty of interesting theaters and parks in any direction you head.

Manitoba is a Canadian province with a lot of educational stops, including Lower Fort Gary Historic site and the remains of St. Boniface Cathedral in Winnipeg. Enjoying the wild life in this region of Canada is easy with so many activities to do, like fishing around the Interlake Region, or ice-fishing in the winter time inside a rented hut! Other exciting winter activities include tobogganing in Kildonan Park and skating on the frozen river trails of the Red River. The local cuisine is pork, and Manitoba is world-famous for back bacon, so try to pick some up at local groceries or restaurants.