Royal Canadian Mint - Built in 1976, the Mint's Winnipeg facility produces Canada's circulation coins and collector coins: gold, silver, palladium, and platinum bullion coins. Interactive, guided tours available featuring displays and behind-the-scenes looks at the Mint's state-of-the-art facilities. A Maze in Corn - Also has special fall events, petting zoo, hay rides and sleigh rides. Map, dates, hours, prices, and contact information. Winterpeg.Com - Photos, chat event calendar and trivia. Eating Winnipeg.com - A list of Winnipeg's many restaurants and clubs. Discover Winnipeg - Includes accommodations, pictures, postcards, maps, and weather information. Wonder Shows - The midway and carnival offers a virtual reality tour, history and business details. Tinkertown Family Fun Park - An amusement park with over twenty rides and attractions. Features a half-mile train ride. Includes details of rides, concessions, rates, photos, online brochure and contact information. Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site - Walk among Canada’s oldest collection of stone fur trade buildings to experience the life of the trappers and traders of the Hudson’s Bay Company as they lived in the 1850s. Hands-on interpretive experiences. Hear stories of the First Nations people. The Forks National Historic Site - Dedicated to preserving and presenting the 6,000-year history of human activity at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers. The Site includes interpretive exhibits, award-winning sculptures, year-round walking trails, a dock, a canoe beach, a native prairie garden and a riverside amphitheatre for performances and events. Tourism Winnipeg - Official website features information for visitors, neighbourhoods, maps and transportation. Assiniboine Park Conservancy - Offers a zoo, miniature steam train, art museum, gardens and restaurants. Find descriptions of attractions, programs, membership and volunteer opportunities. Grants Old MIll - First watermill to be built west of the Great Lakes. Originally built by Metis leader Cuthbert Grant 1829, this grist mill produces flour using a water wheel and millstones. Learn about the fur trade years of the early and mid 1800's. museum demonstrating milling of flour history of the fur trade and Cuthbert grant Winnipeg - Visitors - Official page features information about events, travel, and links to local sites. Upper Fort Garry - An outdoor Provincial Heritage Park. Free self-guided tour complete with smartphone app. This Hudson's Bay Company fort was the administrative centre of the fur trade. Fort Whyte Alive - Six hundred-forty acres of pristine prairie beauty are waiting to welcome you in this oasis just south of the city. Activities include: canoeing, sailing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Assiniboia Downs - Horse race track, opened in 1958, that is home to the Manitoba Derby. Offers live horse racing during the summer months. Fort Gibraltar - Take you back 200 years to the period of the fur traders and the voyageurs. In the summer, enjoy interactive and educational guided tours about the fur trade era. In the February, it is the central location for Festival du Voyageur. Fun Mountain Water Slide Park - Outdoor water slide park. Attractions include: bumper boats, splash pad, mini golf, and of course water slides. Riel House National Historic Site - Travel back to spring 1886, six months after the death of Louis Riel. Visit his family home and discover what life was like for the Riel family and Métis who lived along the banks of the Red River. Le Festival du Voyageur - Western Canada's largest winter festival. Held for 10 days each February since 1969. This family friendly event includes re-creating the past at historic Fort Gibraltar, admiring the snow sculptures created by artists from around the world, enjoying live entertainment, and tasting delicious French-Canadian food.