A vibrant meeting place for over 6,000 years, The Forks offers a blend of history, culture, and modern attractions.
A pedestrian bridge offering stunning views of the Red River and Winnipeg's skyline.
A unique and inspiring museum dedicated to the evolution of human rights.
A vibrant market offering local food, shopping, and entertainment.
The Forks National Historic Site is often windy and rainy, a waterproof jacket is essential for outdoor activities.
The site is large and has many trails, comfortable shoes are recommended for long walks.
The site is home to a variety of wildlife, binoculars are optional but can enhance your experience.
French fries topped with cheese curds, gravy, and a fried egg
Thick soup made from dried peas, ham, and vegetables
Fried bread made from flour, water, and sometimes baking powder, often served with jam or syrup
A historic market offering a variety of breakfast options, including fresh pastries and coffee.
A cafeteria-style eatery offering affordable, locally-sourced meals, located in a historic building.
A farm-to-table restaurant offering locally-sourced, seasonal dishes in a historic building.
Crafted by local artisans, these bison figurines represent the historic significance of the buffalo jump at The Forks.
Traditional moccasins handmade by local Indigenous artisans, showcasing intricate beadwork and leather craftsmanship.
Locally produced honey from the nearby Wheatfield's Apiary, reflecting the region's rich agricultural heritage.
A serene and historic temple dedicated to Lord Murugan, nestled in the heart of Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.
Experience the enchanting Dordrecht S Illuminated Canals, a mesmerizing display of lights reflecting on the water, creating a magical atmosphere.
A beautiful 12th-century church in Durham, known for its stunning architecture and historical significance.