• Manitoba Legislative Building - Use your smartphone to listen to a tour guide as you explore the Manitoba Legislative Grounds.

This easy walking tour features over 23 statues and monuments, making the Manitoba Legislative grounds a must-visit destination.

Highlights include the Famous Five Monument, Government House, Sir William S. Stephenson Statue, and Manitoba Plaza Fountain.

Don’t just view the historical statues; listen to their stories!

A live GPS map shows your location and guides you to the next point of interest. As you approach, the tour guide’s commentary will play automatically.

The tour also includes a fun, location-based trivia game. After the commentary, check your device and tap your guess for the answer.

Enjoy a professional tour guide experience without the crowded tour groups, tight schedules, or high costs.

It’s yours to enjoy anytime, not just on your booking date. Feel free to stop and start anywhere along the route.

Note: The number of travelers you select determines how many devices you can download the tour to.

• VVM3+QC Winnipeg - James Wolfe & The Earl of Dufferin Statues. Learn about the two statues at the entrance, both commemorating men of great achievements!
• VVM3+8G Winnipeg - Manitoba Plaza Fountain & The Golden Boy Statue. Discover why this beautiful fountain is a focal point for many locals, and learn about a unique feature of the building in front of you.
• VVM3+QC Winnipeg - 5th Earl of Selkirk Statue & La Verendrye Statue. On the east side of the building, learn about the two gentlemen honored with statues.
• VVP3+5H Winnipeg - Women’s Grove. Discover the significance of the large brick circle and its relevance to today’s equality struggles.
• VVP3+8G Winnipeg - Jon Sigurdsson Statue. Learn why the Icelandic Society of Manitoba commissioned this statue for the grounds.
• VVP3+CP Winnipeg - George-Etienne Cartier Statue. Discover the importance of this great Canadian statesman.
• VVP3+3X Winnipeg - Statue of Robert Burns. Erected in honor of a Scottish cultural icon, learn why this statue is on the Manitoba Legislative Grounds.
• VVM3+QR Winnipeg - Queen Elizabeth Statue. Learn about one of two statues celebrating British royalty and the special guest who unveiled it.
• 10 Kennedy St - Government House of Manitoba. As you walk through the beautiful grounds, discover the historic mansion built in 1883 and its current use.
• VVM4+77 Winnipeg - Kwakiutl First Nations Totem Pole & Bears on Broadway. Learn about the vibrant bears surrounding you and the beautifully handcrafted totem pole.
• VVJ3+VP Winnipeg - Gardens & River. Rest on a bench in one of the charming gardens and learn a bit about the Red River’s history.
• VVM3+3M Winnipeg - Louis Riel Statue. Discover why this man was so significant to Manitoba.
• VVM3+63 Winnipeg - Holocaust Memorial. Encounter this memorial dedicated in 1990 to honor Holocaust survivors and families in Manitoba.
• VVP2+9H Winnipeg - Famous Five Monument. Also known as the Valiant Five, learn about this renowned group of women and their significance in Canada.
• VVP2+XC Winnipeg - Bitter Memories of Childhood, Taras Shevchenko & the Winnipeg Receiving Station Monuments. Discover why these three monuments, grouped together, reflect a large part of Winnipeg’s population.
• VVM2+VH Winnipeg - Next of Kin Monument. See this monument honoring the bereaved wives and mothers of Canadian soldiers from Manitoba lost in World War I.
• VVQ2+66 Winnipeg - United Nations Monument & Women of British Commonwealth Statue. Learn about the three stone pillars dedicated to peacekeeping and the statue honoring women who fought for freedom.
• VVQ2+49 Winnipeg - Winnipeg Cenotaph & Surveying for the Future Monument. Discover the towering cenotaph across the street and the monument to the future.
• VVP2+XC Winnipeg - Sir William S. Stephenson Statue. Learn about this Canadian soldier and his fame during World War II.
• VVP2+PG Winnipeg - Memorial Fountain & Park. As you explore Manitoba’s smallest provincial park, learn about the park and its beautiful fountain.
• VVP2+9H Winnipeg - Marc-Amable Girard Plaque. Discover the two historical plaques here and their significance.
• Statue of Queen Victoria - Learn about the largest statue on the grounds and its significance.
• Dalnavert Museum and Visitors’ Centre - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Upper Fort Garry - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• The Forks Market - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Winnipeg Railway Museum - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• The Forks National Historic Site - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Travel Manitoba Visitor Information Centre - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Manitoba Children’s Museum - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Shaw Park - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Canadian Museum for Human Rights - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Lyndale Drive Park - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Manitoba Museum - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.
• Government House of Manitoba - Not part of the tour, but nearby for you to explore at your leisure.

• Flexible schedule; no time limits on tour completion
• Pre-download option for offline access without data usage
• Live GPS map to show the route and your location
• Keep the tour indefinitely for flexible enjoyment on Tripvia Tours
• Access to customer support through phone and email
• Automatic tour guide commentary at each point of interest

• Headphones (optional - audio will play from device speaker too)
• Smartphone or tablet
• **Recommended attractions may be closed/inaccessible due to season or reasons beyond our control.

Experience a guided tour through your smartphone while exploring the Manitoba Legislative Grounds.

This leisurely walking tour features 23 statues and monuments, making the Manitoba Legislative Grounds a must-visit destination.

Key attractions include the Famous Five Monument, Government House, Sir William S. Stephenson Statue, and Manitoba Plaza Fountain. Don’t just view the historical statues; listen to their stories!

A GPS map indicates your current location and guides you to the next point of interest. As you approach, the tour guide’s commentary will play automatically.

The tour also includes an engaging location-based trivia game. After listening to the commentary, check your device and select your answer.

Enjoy a professional tour guide experience without the hassle of crowded tour groups, strict schedules, or high costs.

Access the tour at any time, not just on your booking date. Feel free to pause and resume anywhere along the route.

The number of travelers you choose determines how many devices you can download the tour onto.

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