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Top-rated vacation rentals in Winnipeg

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Superhost
Loft in Downtown Winnipeg
Warehouse Loft in Exch. District w/FREE parking!
*NEW* parking in the exchange is difficult, we are now offering FREE parking with your stay! Fabulous century old warehouse conversion in the heart of Winnipeg's Exchange District! Where historical charm such as original brick meet modern amenities including private rooftop patio, in-suite laundry, high speed wifi, luxurious linens, and a fully stocked kitchen. This space is tastefully decorated and has everything you may need to have a comfortable night in, or fun night out in the Exchange!
G$18,797 GYD per night
Superhost
Apartment in Downtown Winnipeg
Lovely Downtown Studio in Winnipeg
Enjoy this cozy Studio Unit in Downtown Winnipeg. It is a great location for downtown business or leisure. Just a quick walk from The Forks, Human Rights Museum, Groceries, MTS Center, Great Restaurants, Coffee and Shopping. The unit is stocked with dishes, pots and pans, utensils, towels, linens, queen sized murphy bed, Cable tv & Wifi and other essentials. This is a middle floor unit, so there are about 10 steps. It is a great location for getting around by walking, bus or driving.
G$10,285 GYD per night
Superhost
Condo in Downtown Winnipeg
FREE PARKING Luxury 2 Bedroom Condo Downtown
We provide a FREE parking spot in the parkade (located right beside the building) which most hosts do not provide. This is a 4 storey parkade with security on site 24/7. Book with us to enjoy a stunning suite on the 10th floor in the centre of downtown Winnipeg, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking downtown Winnipeg. A stone's throw away from Canada Life Center/BellMTS Place, True North Square, dining and nightlife, The Forks and the Historic Exchange District.
G$15,493 GYD per night

Stay near Winnipeg's top sights

St.Vital Centre71 locals recommend
CF Polo Park64 locals recommend
The Forks Market154 locals recommend
Canada Life Centre110 locals recommend
RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg11 locals recommend
Assiniboine Park Zoo143 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Winnipeg

Superhost
Condo in Downtown Winnipeg
Urban Glasshouse Across CanadaLife w/FREE Parking
G$16,282 GYD per night
Superhost
Condo in Downtown Winnipeg
Luxury condo downtown **PARKING Spot Included**
G$15,165 GYD per night
Superhost
Condo in Downtown Winnipeg
Jets Nest:1 BDRM + DT free PRK+ rooftop patio+ gym
G$17,397 GYD per night
Superhost
Condo in Downtown Winnipeg
Glasshouse Downtown - Private/Cozy , Across MTS A+
G$12,649 GYD per night

Your guide to Winnipeg

All About Winnipeg

Sometimes called Canada’s “Gateway to the West,” the cosmopolitan, multicultural city of Winnipeg is the capital of the province of Manitoba, only 60 miles north of the Minnesota border. The city grew around the confluence of two rivers, the River Red and the River Assiniboine, at a place now known as the Forks. As it has been for thousands of years, the Forks remains the city’s gathering point, where you’ll find a marketplace, restaurants, a skate park, event spaces, and the striking Canadian Museum of Human Rights.

Near the Forks is the bustling Exchange District, which showcases 20th-century heritage buildings and an exciting mix of restaurants, shops, and nightlife. The neighborhood is home to Winnipeg’s thriving cultural life, and you can catch performances at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, the Manitoba Opera, and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet here. The city boasts an enviable selection of green spaces and trails, including Crescent Park by River Red, where you can take a relaxing stroll through its wooded areas.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Winnipeg

Manitoba has four distinct, and occasionally dramatic, seasons. The warm days of summer, which grow quite muggy in August, are the best time for exploring the region’s green spaces, including the Wetland Boardwalk Trail and Transcona Bioreserve. In June, Pride Winnipeg celebrates the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

If you head to Winnipeg in the winter, expect frigid temperatures and plenty of snow and ice on the ground, so be sure to pack a warm hat, thick coat, and proper boots. The streets light up during the holiday period, and the trails winding through the Arctic Glacier Winter Park in the Forks are beautifully illuminated from December to February. The transitional spring and autumn seasons are short but appealing, and May and September are rare times when you’ll encounter mild temperatures and few visitors at the same time. In May, the Manito Ahbee Festival celebrates the heritage, arts, and music of indigenous people who have called the region home for thousands of years.


Top things to do in Winnipeg

Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Head to the Forks to admire one of the most cutting-edge buildings in the city: the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. As you wander around the 10 core galleries, you’ll gain insight into human-rights issues in Canada and around the world through exhibits that incorporate artwork, storytelling, and technology.

The Manitoba Museum

The Manitoba Museum, in the Exchange District, puts millions of years of Manitoba history on display, showing how the province’s icy Hudson Bay coasts and its prairie plains evolved over the ages. Walk through the immersive three-dimensional galleries before heading to the Planetarium, for a spectacular trip through the constellations.

Assiniboine Forest

Just 15 minutes southwest from the center of Winnipeg, Assiniboine Forest is one of the largest urban nature parks in the country, spread across 700 acres. Six well-marked trails will lead you through the park’s aspen and oak woods. The longest is the Sagimay Trail, a loop of just over 1.5 miles that brings you to a boardwalk through the wetlands surrounding the Eve Werier Memorial Pond. Look out for a host of animals and birds on your walk, including beavers and white-tailed deer.

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