Canadian Museum for Human Rights

It's one of the most attractive and prominent landmarks of Winnipeg which is probably to a great extent the face of Winnipeg. The architecture of this place is mind blowing. Myself personally a great admirer of architecture this was a perfect architectural gem which i couldn't have missed. You can book the tickets in advance to visit the museum, the museum is divided into several floors each having a separate section . You can spend hours and hours inside the museum but you would still feel you didn't have the most of it. The show stopper is on the 8th floor the tower where you can see the panoramic view of the city. I wish I could see the sunset from the tower but unfortunately the sunset is Winnipeg summers is too late. I would highly recommend visiting this place. All lovers of architecture and history should visit and i am sure you'll be enlightened after returning back

My second trip to the Museum but my wife's first. I've been to scores of museums and this is among the best. Perhaps the best. I made a 300 mile detour so my wife could experience what I had. It was worth the time and mileage.

We love working with the event staff at the Canadian. Museum for Human Rights! The venue is amazing to hold events at and the staff incredible to work with. Super friendly and organized!! They make it easy for us to set-up our photo booths at the various events we are rented for!!

This is the museum on the back of $10 bank notes. Well run museum with extremely courteous staff. Beautiful architecture and interior design.Teaches about very important history on human rights. Enough content for about 3-4 hours of visiting. This museum should be the pride of Winnipeg.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights was a powerful and well laid out exhibit. Each room had a dedicated person to help navigate and provide additional information. The information on the main displays was plain (in a good way) so it would be accessible to people from different age ranges and backgrounds. It also had several languages available to choose from. More in-depth information could be found on terminals all through the museum. The building itself was a beautiful universal design. My husband and I walked the whole thing bottom to top, even reaching the top of the tower. It was a lot bigger than we expected so budget at least a few hours if you’re someone like me who reads everything.

First off, the interior architecture of this building is absolutely stunning and even without the added context of all the musuem content, just walking through the various levels and experiencing the thought and detail put into this design is powerful. The main" route through the building does require a decent amount of walking up ramps

Very well put together exhibits. Don't expect to come out feeling good about the human race,but we need to know this stuff to move on. The building is amazing would recommend going to the vet top for the views.

Great architecture. This place is a textbook example of accessibility and inclusivity. Do mind that this is a reading heavy museum and a few video presentations areas with seating. I went during the school year so there was a few school groups, which made it a bit weird to hear kids and teachers talking loudly while reading about genocide and oppression... The view at the top of the tower was fun, but not super photo friendly given the structure and your distance to the windows.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the coolest wedding venue ever! As a wedding photographer, I've shot at some amazing places, but nothing compares to the stunning architecture and breathtaking views at this museum. The natural light pours into the space, making every shot look absolutely magical. And the staff are like wedding ninjas, making sure every detail is perfect and every guest is happy. They truly go above and beyond to ensure everyone has an amazing time.But what really sets the Canadian Museum for Human Rights apart is the feeling you get when you're there. It's hard to describe, but every bride and groom I've worked with have said the same thing - they feel like they're getting married in the coolest place ever. Maybe it's the modern design or the unique exhibits, but there's just something about this museum that makes it feel special. If you want a wedding venue that's not only beautiful but also unforgettable, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the perfect choice.

Great museum to spend a few hours and learn about the history of human rights and their violations around the world. Great videos and exhibits. Not busy so you can thoroughly enjoy and read the information in the exhibits. Has elevator access to the top of the tower which has a nice of the city.