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Canadian Museum for Human Rights    

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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a Canadian Crown corporation and national museum located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, adjacent to The Forks. …

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Oct 27, 2024
We just spent a full day going through this museum. First it really applies the message of inclusion and respect. We were able to get an electric wheelchair for my husband who walks with a cane. I co… Full review by BabsB51
Oct 4, 2024
My favorite museum of any I've visited. The architecture is amazing inside and out and contributes to the story and theme perfectly. A deeply moving experience, with a lot of reading and slef conte… Full review by jordanhU9644MX
Sep 20, 2024
The contents of this museum are in an architecturally beautiful structure. It will take some time, and a good number of steps to see it all. You will be rewarded with knowledge, and incredible views … Full review by SEETHEBEST
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Established in 2008, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights delves into a poignant subject that is of much relevance today. The museu…
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Facts

Established:13 March 2008
Located:The Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Owner:Government of Canada
Floors:8
Visitors:295,300 (2016/17)
Founder:Israel Asper and The Asper Foundation
President:Isha Khan
Construction started:2009
Surface area:24,155 m² (5.97 acres)
Architect:Antoine Predock
Type:Human rights museum

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Is there a coat check or lockers to store my winter coat during the visit?
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Yes
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What part of town is this located in what area of Winnipeg
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The Forks
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What are some hotels close by
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I would have to give the same answers as already provided by other reviewers. There is the Inn at the Forks that could be checked out at well.
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How much is it for young children entrance fee ?
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Under 7 free, but not really a good place to take younger children. Youth 7-17 $13 and adults $16. Family $45 up to two adults and 4 youth.
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I was told there is 1 day a month where it is free admission, is this true?
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I believe it is Wednesday evening. Best to call first. Anything free can be subject to change. Well worth it! Parking is free on weekends.
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Service animals such as guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome
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Group reservations are required for groups of 20 or more people
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All museum entrances are accessible to people using wheeled devices and people who wish to avoid stairs. An Accessible Drop-off Entrance allows passengers to be dropped off in close proximity to entry…
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Members also get free admission
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Children younger than 7 years of age gets free admission
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The Boutique will remain open 30 minutes after the museum's closing time
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The museum offers admission at no charge to Aboriginal peoples, including First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Please bring identification. Does not apply to special programs, tours or annual memberships
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The museum is closed on Mondays in other seasons, except spring and summer
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The museum is open on following Mondays and holidays – New Year's Day (1st Jan), Louis Riel Day (Manitoba's Family Day) in February, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day in May, Canada Day (1st Ju…
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Admission to the Museum will be free on May 6, June 3 and October 14, from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m
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The various galleries and exhibitions in the museum encourages its visitors, especially young visitors from toddlers to teens
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Opening hours: daily: 10 am - 5 pm; wednesday: 10 am - 9 pm
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If you are anticipating that a visit will be a somber affair given the subject matter, it is actually surprisingly uplifting
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It has the collection of 10crore galleries which compel you to think about the human experiences and places in the world
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Various hieroglyphic symbols and patterns will leave a dan brown fan quite mesmerized
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We will welcome our visitors as partners on a journey to erase barriers and create meaningful, lasting change
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