Western Manitoba is dotted with small lakes, parks, and farms. But nestled in amongst all these wonders of nature are towns with history and friendly residents who want to share it with you! Stay in a Western Manitoba hotel or bed and breakfast, and discover its charm through parks, local museums, and at festivals, which really show how the people of Manitoba have preserved their history and celebrate their home!

Brandon

The second largest city in Manitoba - known as the "Wheat City", Brandon is alive year-round with festivals and events celebrating everything from rodeo cowboys to tribal pow-wows!

Souris

Relax and take in the scenery in this picturesque prairie town - atop the longest free-suspension footbridge in Canada!

International Peace Gardens & Boissevain

These delightful gardens are a reminder and symbol of goodwill between the US and Canada. Check out the nearby town of Boissevain for their annual Turtle Derby.

Spruce Woods Provincial Park

The 'Spirit Sands' as they are known will literally blow you away with their looming dunes and the various activities - as well as various forms of wildlife - that this park supports.

Neepawa

Visit the world's lily capital, also the home of Margaret Lawrence, the great Canadian author of such novels as The Stone Angel and The Diviners.

Riding Mountain National Park & Dauphin

Mostly open woodland, this park is one of the most beautiful spots in the province with its glassy blue 'Clear Lake' resort location. Dauphin is home to a large Ukrainian community, and hosts several Ukrainian festivals each year.