Neighbourhoods

For all you culture seekers

Located just across the iconic Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge from downtown, Saint-Boniface, Winnipeg’s vibrant French Quarter, is the heartbeat of Manitoba’s Francophone community.

One of the most sought-after areas in Winnipeg, River Heights is renowned for its walkability, elm canopy, spacious homes and chic boutiques.

Osborne Village and South Osborne are located along the same stretch of road and full of charming houses, apartments, shopping and family-friendly parks.

If you travel west from downtown along Portage Avenue , you’ll run into St. James and Assiniboia with its interesting mix of homes, shopping malls, sports facilities and parks.

Tuxedo is Winnipeg’s ritziest neighbourhood with flashy mansions and while in Charleswood you’ll find forests, wildlife and more modestly-priced homes on larger plots.

Transcona is a working-class neighbourhood while River East is a vibrant community known for its spacious homes and expansive green spaces.

Southeast Winnipeg has much to offer, including schools, affordable homes, parks and some of the city’s busiest restaurants.

Sitting north of downtown, these multicultural neighbourhoods offer an abundance of eateries along with huge recreational areas and many charming alcoves.

Wolseley is celebrated for its walkability while across Portage Avenue, the West End provides our most multi-cultural setting.

Quiet riverside blocks that hug the Red River are home to numerous golf courses, the University of Manitoba and some fantastic restaurants.

Downtown’s most affordable neighbourhoods are just a few blocks north of Portage and Main.

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