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Radisson Hotel Winnipeg Downtown

288 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba R3C OB8, Canada

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (204) 956-0410 Fax: (204) 947-1129

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Explore Nearby Local Area Attractions from the Radisson Winnipeg Downtown

Located in the heart of Manitoba's capital city, the Radisson Hotel Winnipeg Downtown is the ideal choice for business and leisure travelers visiting Canada and exploring the local area. We offer a city centre shuttle during the week, and the city transit bus stops are just outside our hotel, putting downtown Winnipeg sights and local area attractions at your fingertips. The MTS Centre, Historic Forks Market, Winnipeg Convention Centre and Exchange District are all minutes away, as are a number of other local area attractions, including the Royal Canadian Mint, Winnipeg Goldeyes baseball at Shaw Park and the Assiniboine Park Zoo. Our front desk will be happy to assist you with directions or information about the activities and entertainment options in the local area near our hotel.

Nearby local attractions in Winnipeg include:

Assiniboine Park (8.4 km)
This 1,100-acre Winnipeg park is home to the Assiniboine Park Zoo, the Lyric Theatre and several beautiful gardens. It's the ideal place to spend a sunny day.
Phone: +1 (204) 986-7275
Club Regent Casino (8.8 km)
Try your luck at this casino, featuring over 800 slot machines and the largest walk-through saltwater aquarium in the Midwest.
Phone: +1 (204) 957-2500
Exchange District (4 blocks)
One of the most famous historic districts in the city of Winnipeg, the Exchange is teeming with shopping, dining and nightlife. Experience some of the city's best theatre, as well as live music in this cultural hub.
Phone: +1 (204) 942-6716
Historic Forks Market (1.4 km)
One of the top tourist attractions in Winnipeg, the Forks features free attractions and outdoor activities, providing fun for the whole family.
Phone: +1 (204) 957-7618
Manitoba's Children's Museum (1.6 km)
Take the family to this kid-friendly museum, featuring a 17-foot oak tree and tree house.
Phone: +1 (204) 924-4000
Manitoba Museum (6 blocks)
This fascinating museum highlights the relationship between man and nature. Exhibits include a replica of a 17th-century ship and an apothecary.
Phone: +1 (204) 956-2830
Manitoba Theatre Centre (5 blocks)
The first English-speaking theatre venue in Canada, the Manitoba Theatre Centre is one of the area's most popular places to catch a play.
Phone: +1 (204) 942-6537
MTS Centre (1 block)
Catch a Manitoba Moose hockey game or a concert at the top sports arena in Winnipeg.
Phone: +1 (204) 987-7825
Shaw Park (4 blocks)
Home of the Winnipeg Goldeyes baseball team, this modern stadium was built in 1999 and seats more than 7,000 fans.
Phone: +1 (204) 982-2273
Winnipeg Art Gallery (7 blocks)
This Winnipeg gallery showcases works by renowned Canadian artists.
Phone: +1 (204) 786-6641
Winnipeg Convention Centre (5 blocks)
The area's largest meeting, conference and convention centre is located just a few blocks from our hotel.
Phone: +1 (204) 956-1720

About Winnipeg

Manitoba's capital, rising from the prairies of western Canada, is a bustling city with a metropolitan population of about 600,000. Although today it is more sophisticated metropolis than pioneer outpost, the city has been a gathering place for thousands of years. Aboriginal peoples gathered at the Forks - the meeting point of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers - to trade and hold celebrations. Then, as Hudson's Bay fur traders moved west across Canada in the 1700s, the confluence became a convenient commercial centre, and the city slowly became a permanent settlement. Nowadays, the city's location near the geographic center of North America makes it a major player in shipping and transportation. People still meet at the Forks, but now they dine and shop in the historic Forks Public Market.

Did you know?

North America's longest continuously operating dance company is the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. The "Royal" designation, the first in the world, was granted by Queen Elizabeth II herself in 1953.