Downtown Winnipeg
Canada
Downtown Winnipeg connects to 750 places across 16 topics through 61 Bunkabop connections, with government, education, and transportation forming the core clusters. The area's ties span Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Toronto across a broad Canadian network. Canada Life Centre, home to the NHL's Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose since 2004, sits alongside Portage Avenue landmarks including the former Hudson's Bay flagship, which closed in November 2020. Esplanade Riel, a cable-stayed pedestrian bridge opened in 2004, stands adjacent to the Provencher Bridge.
Winnipeg Route 42
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Fort Garry | Little Italy, Winnipeg
Union Station (Winnipeg)
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Manitoba | The Forks, Winnipeg
Manitoba Moose
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Winnipeg Goldeyes
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Hudson's Bay (retailer)
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Sarnia, Ontario | Downtown Toronto, Ontario
Esplanade Riel
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: The Forks, Winnipeg | St. Boniface, Winnipeg
Portage Avenue
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Rural Municipality of Headingley, Manitoba | St. James-Assiniboia
Menno Simons College
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Canada | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Vladimir, Russia | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
CDI College
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Quebec City, Canada | Surrey, British Columbia | Regional Municipality of Peel, Ontario
University of Winnipeg
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Winnipeg Railway Museum
Connects Downtown Winnipeg to: Canada | Jordan | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba