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We begin at the Royal Canadian Mint, one of the most advanced coin-producing facilities in the world. Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, this secure facility crafts all of Canada’s circulation coins and iconic collector pieces. Witness precision engineering at work and learn about anti-counterfeiting technology.
Next, explore the award-winning Assiniboine Park Zoo, home to the renowned Journey to Churchill exhibit—North America’s most comprehensive Arctic species habitat. Encounter polar bears, wolves, and muskoxen in immersive landscapes, discover conservation initiatives protecting endangered species, and stroll through lush botanical gardens.
Visit the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, an architectural marvel and the world’s only museum solely dedicated to human rights education. Through powerful multimedia exhibits and storytelling, explore global struggles for justice and Canada’s role.
Extend your Winnipeg experience with these optional add-ons (no additional cost):
Aug 5
This $30 million dollar facility is a First Nation's economic development project between the Yorkton Tribal Council & SIGA with 250 machines, you will be able to find a machine that you will enjoy.
Aug 11 to Aug 13
4 Bears Casino & Resort is located in North Dakota. The Casino has over 700 Slot machines, table games, a gift shop and dining for your enjoyment. This multi-day trip will be a fun trip for anyone!
Aug 15
The Big Muddy badlands are an amazing spectacle of nature’s architecture and conjure up images of outlaws from the “wild west.”
Aug 16 to Aug 19
South Beach Casino & Resort, in Scanterbury, is located just 30 minutes North of Winnipeg, Manitoba on Highway 59. The 40,000+ square foot casino is entirely smoke free and offers over 550 slot machines.
Aug 29
Come and join us for a truly unique experience, see the stunning city of Saskatoon by cruising down the South Saskatchewan River aboard the Prairie Lily.