Hi,
I am from Winnipeg Canada. I am new comer to this place and couldn’t find much tourism attraction. Generally like other kids my kids also felt boring even summer. I want to explore new places and like to make the best places to known to others. so my happiness could be transferred to everyone. So, my primary objective is to explore new locations like wildlife sanctuary, parks, adventure games, forest trails, play areas, and restaurants.
Also, as I am from a small Indian community, I like to share location of grocery shops and restaurants for my community.
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Welcome to Winnipeg! Generally winters are tougher around here. Sorry! But, there are definitely a lot of things to do. For example, in February we have an outdoor festival called Festival du Voyaguer, which is a lot of fun and open to people of all ages. This Saturday (tomorrow) there is a large cultural party for adults (18+) at the RBC Convention Centre called The Great Manitoba Social. There are also a lot of museums and attractions, like the Children’s Museum at the Forks, the Forks itself, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (also at The Forks).
Come summer, you won’t be disappointed. The Assiniboine Park Zoo is a great way to spend an afternoon, and if you want to see one of the world’s largest snake dens, check out Narcisse, which is a couple hours north of Winnipeg. We also have one of the top beaches in North America, called Grand Beach, which is 45 minutes north of the city.
One of my favourite ethnic grocery stores in Winnipeg that sells East Indian and West Indies food is Dino’s. They have a lot of great food and spices, and the staff is fantastic.
Welcome to Winnipeg! If you want to know anything else about where to find stuff, let me know!