Article by:
Lana Law
Residents, known informally as "Peggers," enjoy a very active cultural life, with everything from drama and ballet to concerts and opera on offer. More recently, the city has gained recognition for the addition of its newest major attraction, the impressive Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Situated equidistant from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, Winnipeg is the heart of central Canada. One of Winnipeg's most popular attractions, The Forks is located where these two rivers meet.
The city's extreme climate of hot summers and cold winters means the range of things to do in Winnipeg varies by season. But there is always plenty to enjoy here. For ideas on where to start your visit, see our list of the top attractions in Winnipeg. Read the full travel article here.
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