Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Winnipeg

"This exhibit precisely replicates the habitat of Churchill, Manitoba so its most famous residents, orphaned polar bears from near the remote Hudson Bay community, feel right at home. Keep your eyes (and your camera) up as you descend into the underwater viewing tunnel. Watching the polar bears’ aquatic ballet unfold above your head is a magical experience."

"The Assiniboine Zoo is an activity that isn’t seasonal and can be enjoyed on the go. First established in the West end of Assiniboine Park in 1904, the area has been spread into a 400-acre zoo, park and entertainment zone. Starting with just 116 animals from 19 species, the zoo has acquired some 1193 animals across 271 different species."

"We were really looking forward to visiting the Assinboine Park Zoo so we could see the Polar Bears. And were not disappointed. When we got to the zoo and beelined to the Journey to Churchill exhibit and went straight for the polar bear exhibit (can you tell we were excited)!"

"Saint Boniface Cathedral is a historical site of Manitoba since 1818. It is the oldest parish of the Cathedral of the Saint-Boniface Archdiocese. Boasting its beautiful architectural design, it is known as one of Winnipeg’s greatest emblem."

"Whether it’s the reflective glass building that attracts you or the fact that coins are produced here for 70 different countries, this makes for a really cool Canadian mint tour with insight into currency production. Guides show visitors around the area while explaining all sorts of facts about money while also giving you the chance to hold a $600,000 gold bar and look at the beautiful Olympic gold medals that were made for Vancouver 2010. It’s not like you’ll find the Royal Canadian Mint everywhere you go, so if you’re in Winnipeg, this is a cool place to check out."

"Those who like their adventures paired with once-in-a-lifetime culinary experiences will delight in the latest excursion from Frontiers North Adventures. Dan's Diner is a one-night adventure in Churchill, Manitoba where you will have the opportunity to dine on the frozen Churchill River in the Tundra Buggy pop-up restaurant. While you dine on multi-course, world-class cuisine, keep an eye out the panoramic windows for the northern lights show."

"What is it: This hip, unfussy spot serves some of Winnipeg’s best sandwiches. Why go: King + Bannatyne keeps things simple with quick counter service and a pared-down menu of less than a dozen items. Slow-roasted meat sandwiches are the eatery’s raison d'être, with the menu including flavourful fillings like sweet roast pork belly or house-brined beef brisket served between slices of fresh bread."

"You’ll find this quaint bakery in Winnipeg’s Little Italy on Corydon. Visit them for all your cookie, scone, and cake needs. You’ll even find sourdough bread, as tasty as it is beautiful to look at!"

"Good earth restaurant is a low key venue known for serving familiar Chinese dishes. The restaurant has been serving Winnipeg customers since 1952. The restaurant offers a good selection of unique dishes."