Bon appétit Saint-Boniface Culinary Walking Tours
Treat yourself to a culinary experience with a French flair and discover the rich history of Saint-Boniface. With the help of a professional guide, immerse yourself in the culture of the neighbourhood and discover its hidden treasures with this guided walking tour you won’t want to miss.
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Histoire Cachée - In Plain Sight
Delve into St. Boniface’s rich and diverse history at your own pace, experiencing stunning visuals in Augmented Reality and engaging oral stories in French, English, and French Méchif. This interactive mixed-reality walkthrough of St. Boniface is designed to captivate and enlighten. The app features a range of themes that encompass family, cultural tensions, reunion, tragedy, tradition, and colonialism. With “Histoire cachée – In Plain Sight,” you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the area’s complex and intertwined histories while experiencing the power of augmented reality (AR) technology.
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Balado-découverte Self-Guided Tour
Download this app and set off on your own adventure. Described in the past as the Gateway to the West, St. Boniface played an important role in the history of Manitoba and Western Canada. Its origins date back to 1818 with the arrival of Fathers Provencher and Dumoulin at Red River Colony and the first years of the Catholic mission. Through the years, religious activities increased. This historical tour will allow you to discover through time the development of the constantly changing sites and institutions that contributed greatly to the development of Manitoba’s and Western Canada’s French-Canadian and Métis communities. Offered by the Saint-Boniface Historical Society.
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The Dark Stories of Saint-Boniface - Guided Walking Tour
The 2023 season is over – please check back in Fall 2024 for updated information!
Are you ready to get spooked and feel shivers running down your spine? This Fall, follow along on a chilly evening as you are guided through the streets of Saint-Boniface, discovering the dark secrets and deadly stories that shaped this community into what it is today. This outdoor walking tour lasts 2 hours and will be offered three times a week in the Fall, starting at either 6 pm or 7 pm.
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