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Rover Dike Isabel St. Princess St.King St. Red River Red River 26 16 N College Campus Main St. 30 8 EAST Whittier Park 15 22 24 12 EXCHANGE Notre Dame Ave. 18 DISTRICT 10 4 Homestead Park 13 1 23 11 7 19 3 Cumberland Ave. 31 WEST THEATRE Lagimodiére-Gaboury Park 2 EXCHANGE 5 DISTRICT Central DISTRICT Stephen Park Ellen St. Balmoral St. Balmoral Juba Park 6 Shaw Park Parc Elzéar Stadium Goulet P Pioneer Ave. Seine River William Stephenson Way Parkway Ellice Ave. 17 Parc Joseph 20 Colony St. Royal MTS PORTAGE AVE.CentrCentree Provencher 33 Canadian Museum Park of Human Rights University of 21 Winnipeg SHED Tache 25 HARGRAVE ST. Smith St. Main St. Promenade 28 Donald St. 32 THE Winnipeg FORKS Art Gallery Saint-Boniface Cathedral Memorial Blvd. Université de Osborne St. Osborne 9 Saint-Boniface 14 Broadway 29 Trans-Canada Hwy. Verendrye Park Manitoba South Point Legislative Park Building McFayden er Saint-Boniface Playground iv e R General Hospital oin inib Ass 4. Blüfish 14. Espresso Junction 24. Peasant Cookery enjoy the // 179 Bannatyne Avenue // 115-25 Forks Market Road // 283 Bannatyne Avenue Blüfish is a popular Japanese Located in the Johnston Terminal at This hip restaurant in the West bright lights of restaurant with excellently reviewed The Forks, Espresso Junction is a Exchange is a bustling place with food and a bright welcoming interior. quaint coffee shop serving their own hearty fresh dishes that keep patrons the big city blufish.ca in-house roasted coffee beans. returning time and time again. espressojunction.com peasantcookery.com ACCESS RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS 5. Brooklynn’s Bistro AND SHOPPING WITHIN WALKING // 177 Lombard Avenue 15. King’s Head Pub 25. Plug In Institute DISTANCE IN ANY DIRECTION This elegant and refined Italian bistro // 120 King Street of Contemporary Art is tucked into a historic brick building The King’s Head is without a doubt // 460 Portage Avenue THE EXCHANGE DISTRICT in the Exchange District. Only the the top spot in the city to grab some Plug In was established in 1972 and The Exchange District became a freshest ingredients are sourced for amazing pub food, have a pint with strives to showcase the best National Historic Site of Canada in the authentic dishes served at this friends or just relax in any one of the contemporary art that Manitoba has 1997 giving downtown Winnipeg a family owned restaurant. cozy and historic dining rooms. to offer. Featured artwork is positive push toward revitalization. brooklynnsbistro.ca kingshead.ca presented in all types of media. The name originates from the plugin.org Winnipeg Grain Exchange, which was 6. The Burton Cummings Theatre 16. Manitoba Museum established in the early 1800s as the // 364 Smith Street // 190 Rupert Avenue 26. Red River College centre of the grain industry in This historic century-old theatre is The Manitoba Museum is the largest // 2055 Notre Dame Avenue Canada. The cobblestone streets and the place to see the best and in Winnipeg and focuses on human Red River College which includes the pedestrian friendly environment is brightest new and emerging bands and natural history. The museum was new Paterson Global Foods Institute, also home to Winnipeg’s Theatre from Canada and around the world. built in 1965 and also contains a is Manitoba’s largest institute of District which includes the Manitoba burtoncummingstheatre.ca Planetarium and Science Gallery applied learning and continues to Theatre Centre and Centennial manitobamuseum.ca grow each year with higher Concert Hall. This district boasts a 7. Cake-ology enrollment, new facilities and series of architecturally significant // 85 Arthur Street 17. The Metropolitan Entertainment technology. rrc.mb.ca buildings, restaurants, coffee shops Cake-ology is a boutique bakery Centre and Old Market Square that is home specializing in cakes for every type of // 281 Donald Street 27. The Royal Manitoba to the Jazz Winnipeg Festival, the occasion. Cupcakes, cookies and a This Winnipeg landmark has found Theatre Centre Winnipeg Fringe festival and the great selection of other treats are new life in its recently restored state. // 174 Market Avenue Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition. also available. Now functioning as an upscale The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre is cake-ology.ca restaurant, lounge and multi-purpose a community based not-for-profit THE FORKS event centre, the Metropolitan should organization that presents over 250 The Forks is a vibrant and historically 8. Centennial Concert Hall be around for another hundred years. performances a year. The theatre significant meeting place in // 555 Main Street canadinns.com received its royal designation in 2010 downtown Winnipeg at the junction The Centennial Concert Hall is one of by Queen Elizabeth II. mtc.mb.ca of the Assiniboine and Red River. Winnipeg’s most important 18. Moda Fini Salon Archeological investigation has entertainment venues. Designed in // 179 Bannatyne Avenue 28. Stella’s at Plug In shown that this area was an early the 1960’s, this imposing building is For over 20 years, Moda Fini has // 460 Portage Avenue Aboriginal settlement over 6,000 home to the Winnipeg Symphony been one of the top salons in This busy café focuses on quality years ago. In the 1700 and 1800s it Orchestra, Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Winnipeg. The salon offers the best in ingredients and in-house created became an important hub for the fur the Winnipeg Opera. professional service and 95% of their snacks and meals. stellas.ca trade followed by heavy railroad centennialconcerthall.com products are certified organic. development as Winnipeg became modafinisalon.com 29. Sydney’s at The Forks known as the gateway to Canada’s 9. Children’s Museum // 1 Forks Market Road #215 west. Today The Forks features the // 45 Forks Market Road 19. Mondragon Bookstore Located in The Forks, Sydney’s offers breathtaking and soon to be Located in a historic train repair and Coffeehouse the residents of Winnipeg a unique completed Museum for Human facility in The Forks, the Children’s // 91 Albert Street fine dining experience. The 100 seat Rights, the popular Children’s Museum is a fantastic place full of Since 1996, Mondragon has operated restaurant sits inside a historic brick Museum, Manitoba Theatre for Young imagination. Some of the key as a political bookstore, building and offers Canadian and People and a number of shopping attractions include an authentic 1952 neigbourhood coffee shop, vegan international cuisine, with and dining opportunities nestled diesel locomotive, 1920 passenger restaurant and home to Sacco + breathtaking views of the river. along parkland and pedestrian coach, an illusion tunnel and splash Vanzetti’s organic grocery store. sydneysattheforks.com promenades. pad. childrensmuseum.com mondragon.ca 30. Tom Hendry Warehouse Theatre 10. Cinematheque Theatre 20. MTS Centre // 140 Rupert Avenue // 100 Arthur Street // 300 Portage Avenue This popular and intimate playhouse 1. Alive in the District For over 30 years the Winnipeg Film The MTS Centre is a 440,000 square presents a more realistic and gritty // 140 Bannatyne Avenue Group has operated this independent foot sports and entertainment venue approach to the performances it Located in the heart of the Exchange theatre showcasing the best in ideally located in the heart of showcases. Be sure to pay attention District, Alive is Winnipeg’s premier Canadian and world film. downtown Winnipeg and is home to to the content warnings. mtc.mb.ca nightlife destination. This elegant winnipegfilmgroup.com the Winnipeg Jets. club and lounge offers top dj’s mtscentre.ca 31. Tre Visi spinning late into the night and a 11. Corrientes Argentine Pizzeria // 173 McDermot Avenue unique selection of vip lounges. Be // 137 Bannatyne Avenue 21. Museum for Human Rights Tre Visi is a family owned bistro sure to dress to impress. Corrientes is a popular spot featuring // 400-269 Main Street offering authentic Italian cuisine, in a aliveinthedistrict.com thin crust pizzas, empanadas and Slated for completion in 2014, the hip and causal dining room. Cuban melts. The restaurant takes its Museum for Human Rights will be a trevisirestaurant.com 2. Bailey’s Restaurant and Lounge name from the famous Corrientes shinning architectural landmark for // 185 Lombard Avenue Avenue in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Winnipeg and Canada. The museum 32. Winnipeg Art Gallery Bailey’s is situated in a beautifully corrientes.ca will be a national and international // 300 Memorial Boulevard restored century-old building in the learning centre to educate against The Winnipeg Art Gallery contains heart of downtown. The fine dining 12. The Cube hate and oppression. almost 24,000 works focusing on restaurant serves gourmet food, // Old Market Square museumforhumanrights.ca influential Canadian art. The striking excellent wine selections and boasts The Cube is a unique attraction in the building was built in 1971 and a series of themed rooms including Exchange District. The sculptural 22. Pantages Playhouse Theatre features 8 galleries, an auditorium, a the Winter Garden Room, Board of structure acts as an interactive // 180 Market Avenue East rooftop sculpture garden and Governors Room and the Library. entertainment venue for concerts and One of Winnipeg’s most beautiful research library. wag.ca baileysprimedining.com intimate gatherings. The main feature theatres, Pantages Playhouse has is the metal skin of The Cube that stood for over 90 years and continues 33. University of Winnipeg 3. Berns & Black Salon acts as a curtain that can be drawn to be one of the most respected // 515 Portage Avenue // 468 Main Street, back to reveal the inner stage. venues in the city. The University of Winnipeg is Berns and Black is a full service pantagesplayhouse.com consistently ranked within the top 15 salon and spa devoted to maintaining 13. Deer + Almond universities in Canada. The university an eco-friendly environment.
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