Manitoba Museum: A museum focused on the study of human and natural history, worth a visit

I am Guan Hai Ting Tao tour + Global Traveler, please follow me! (Published in 57 countries/regions and 1043 cities across 5 continents, this is the 1793rd original travel photo) The Manitoba Museum, one of the most famous museums in Canada, is located in downtown Winnipeg, right across the street from Winnipeg's Chinatown. Built in 1965, the Manitoba Museum is renowned worldwide for its focus on the study of human and natural history development. The museum's human and natural exhibition areas include multiple halls, each with different themes ranging from the dinosaur era to the most recent times. These include Indigenous culture, Canadian colonial history, and modern ecosystems, showcasing the interrelationship between human and natural development. This is a nice museum; although the venue is not very large, it has many exhibits with clear themes. Visitors quietly appreciate the displays, making it worth a visit. Address: 190 Rupert Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0N2