2019 summer vacation: Day two - Winnipeg

 Ladies and gentlemen!

On the second day of my epic summer vacation, I visited the wonderful capital of Manitoba. Winnipeg is a multi-cultural city that honours its First Nations and French origins respectfully. Especially Louis Riel, considered by many to be the Father of Manitoba, is honoured in every part of this big city. I visited downtown but also numerous parks, monuments and historic buildings. The pathways along Seine River, Red River and Assiniboine River are particularly beautiful. 

 Historic building of the Bank of Montreal in downtown Winnipeg 

 Esplanade Riel spanning the Red River

 A railway bridge spanning the Red River

 Fort Gibraltar

 Where the Seine River and Red River meet

 A doe in a garden along the Seine River

 View of downtown Winnipeg as seen from Saint Boniface suburb

 Saint-Boniface Cathedral with Louis Riel's tomb

 A view of Esplanade Riel and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights

 Assiniboine Park

 English Garden

 Leo Mol Sculpture Garden

 The Pavilion at Assiniboine Park

 Statue of Louis Riel in front of Manitoba Legislative building

 Famous Five monument

 Government House of Manitoba

 Georges-Etienne Cartier statue