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The Canadian classics.
The 8 most popular winnipeg tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
A 2-hour, all-weather trolley tour of Winnipeg’s top sights, jokes, and local stories, including The Forks, St. Boniface, and Arctic alley art.
“Excellent tour of multiple sites in Winnipeg. Worth taking a tour of the city to get a sense of some of the popular locations and hidden gems in the city. The guide was also super friendly. 6/5 stars”
Classic Churchill polar bear trip from Winnipeg with two official Tundra Buggy days, dog sledding, museums, flights, and meals.
“We were very satisfied with our trip. It was very well organized and we saw many arctic animals to include polar bears, arctic foxes, arctic hares and Ptarmigans in their natural habitat. We do recommend that instead of spending a day driving around Churchill, a third day is planned to be out on the Tundra…”
Winnipeg in 2 hours on a private tour from The Forks to St. Boniface, Assiniboine Park, Union Station and the Mint. $97.58.
“I guess the tour guide didn't check their calendar/had some viator fraud?/not sure what except we had a confirmed tour for a 10 AM pickup.. At 10:15 I called and left a message that we were waiting. They texted back apologies and could they do it at a later time. A later time would not…”
Self-guided smartphone audio tour at Winnipeg’s The Forks with live GPS, 20+ stops, and autoplay history for about 1.5–2 hours.
“You need to clearly know how to use your maps. The sequence of the trails can be improve better. Some of the sites are closer.”
Haunted Winnipeg by smartphone: GPS audio stops and optional trivia from The Forks to Pantages for $6.72, self-paced.
“i did this with my boyfriend as a little date on a cold night. we did it as a driving tour, it was lots of fun and exploring downtown was nice i just feel the creator could have put a little bit more detail/ created longer stories. i just found that the stories were a…”
A photo-based Winnipeg scavenger hunt with app maps, city challenges, and stops at major sites including The Forks and Human Rights Museum.
“This was fun once we got this started but the instructions to start are not good. We spent over 1/2 hour just trying to figure it out.”
Winnipeg’s Louis Riel and Red River Metis trail strings together key sites—cathedral, museum, Riel House, resistance park, and Upper Fort Garry.
“Excellent tour of Red River and Louis Riel trail. Tour guide was very accommodating and make quick stop for us. Found places for us to see due to a few closures . The four hours went by quick.”
A private Winnipeg walking tour with a Lokafyer guide. Customize your route, get local tips, and explore on foot for $41.11.
“Johann reached out to us a few days before our scheduled time to ask what we were most interested in and to find out what we may have already seen/did. My husband and I met him and he was so nice! Johann knew the city and was wonderful about explaining certain buildings, etc. to us.…”
