Explore the Manitoba Legislative Grounds on a self-guided smartphone audio walk that starts and ends at the Legislative Building. Follow 22 mapped stops through gardens, memorials and nearby Memorial Park, with highlights including the Golden Boy, Women's Grove, Government House, the Famous Five, Louis Riel and the Assiniboine River walkway.
GPS-triggered audio and location-based trivia play as you reach each stop, while a live route map shows where to go next. Download the tour over Wi-Fi before setting out to use it offline.
Allow 1–2 hours or linger at your own pace. This is an outdoor tour with no in-person guide or included building entry. You can complete the walk when nearby buildings are closed; follow posted detours if construction affects paths.
Start outside the Manitoba Legislative Building at 450 Broadway. Download and open the audio tour before setting out; there is no guide to meet.
Begin beside Manitoba's grand Legislative Building and take in the grounds' monuments and gardens from outside.
Meet James Wolfe and the Earl of Dufferin in two statues near the building's entrance.
Admire the Manitoba Plaza Fountain and look up to the Golden Boy atop the Legislative Building.
See statues of the 5th Earl of Selkirk and explorer La Vérendrye on the building's east side.
Pause at Women's Grove, a living tribute to women's contributions and the pursuit of equality.
Find the Jon Sigurdsson statue, honouring Iceland's independence leader and Manitoba's Icelandic community.
See the George-Étienne Cartier statue, a tribute to a leader of Canadian Confederation.
Visit the Robert Burns statue, a tribute to Scotland's celebrated poet.
See the Queen Elizabeth statue and the grounds' royal connections.
Pass the exterior of Government House, the historic official residence of Manitoba's lieutenant governor.
Spot the colourful Bears on Broadway and the carved totem pole on the grounds.
Stroll through the gardens to the Assiniboine River walkway and discover how the Red River shaped Manitoba history.
Stand by the Louis Riel statue, honouring the Métis leader and a founder of Manitoba.
Pause at the Holocaust Memorial, a place of remembrance for Manitoba's survivors and families.
Meet the Famous Five in a monument celebrating their fight for women's legal recognition in Canada.
Explore three nearby monuments honouring childhood memory, poet Taras Shevchenko and Winnipeg's immigrant receiving station.
See the Next of Kin Monument, dedicated to families of Manitobans lost in the First World War.
See the United Nations Monument and Woman of the British Commonwealth statue, tributes to peacekeeping and wartime service.
Look across to the Winnipeg Cenotaph and discover Surveying for the Future nearby.
Find the statue of Sir William Stephenson, known for his Second World War intelligence work.
Pause beside Memorial Fountain in a small park framed by the Legislative Grounds.
Read the Marc-Amable Girard plaque, honouring a key figure in Manitoba's early government.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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