Manitoba Museum

The Manitoba Museum was founded in 1965. It is also known as the Museum of Man and Nature. It is the largest museum in Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba. The collections of this museum reflect the historical heritage of the area. Having been here, everyone can feel like a scientist or an inventor.

A full-size replica of the ship Nonsach, whose journey in 1668 led to the creation of the Hudson's Bay Company, is a showcase part of the structure.

In the museum building, a significant share of the exposition is occupied by a gallery dedicated to taiga. In the historical section you can learn more about the history of the development of Canada. Here are objects of art and life of Eskimos and Indians.

The architecture of the building amazes with many windows and a huge dome in front of the entrance. Here you can also see the figure of a large dinosaur that meets visitors.

The museum has a planetarium, where it is possible to display the night sky anywhere on Earth. Thanks to the latest computer technology, the visitor can fly to the volcanoes of Mars or to the rings of Saturn.

The museum has a program to attract visitors.