Winnipeg area guide

Downtown & Central, Winnipeg: neighbourhoods & homes for sale

Downtown and central Winnipeg: condos and lofts in the core, character homes in Wolseley and West Broadway, and some of the most affordable houses in the city in the West End. Everything is 5–15 minutes from Portage and Main.

Schools: Winnipeg School Division.

DowntownDowntown Winnipeg is the city's business and entertainment core: Portage and Main, Canada Life Centre, the Convention Centre, True North Square and the skywalk network that lets you cross much of the centre indoors in January.Downtown guide →Exchange DistrictThe Exchange District is a National Historic Site of turn-of-the-century warehouses and banks, now home to lofts, studios, restaurants and the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre.Exchange District guide →ChinatownWinnipeg's Chinatown sits just north of the Exchange District around King and Princess, with the Chinese Cultural Centre, the Dynasty Building and the Chinatown Gate.Chinatown guide →The Forks / South PointThe Forks and the South Point area sit where the Red and Assiniboine rivers meet, the city's meeting place for more than 6,000 years.The Forks / South Point guide →Broadway-AssiniboineBroadway-Assiniboine runs between Broadway's tree-lined boulevard and the Assiniboine River, close to the Legislative Building.Broadway-Assiniboine guide →Osborne VillageOsborne Village is one of the most densely populated neighbourhoods in Western Canada and Winnipeg's best-known walkable strip: cafés, independent shops, bars and the Gas Station Arts Centre along Osborne Street, minutes from downtown.Osborne Village guide →West BroadwayWest Broadway sits west of the Legislative grounds, between Broadway and the Assiniboine, with grand old houses, community gardens and a strong neighbourhood association.West Broadway guide →WolseleyWolseley is a leafy, walkable neighbourhood along the Assiniboine River known for its elm canopy, older two-storey homes, local cafés on Westminster Avenue and a strong sense of community.Wolseley guide →Armstrong PointArmstrong Point is a small, gated-entry enclave inside a loop of the Assiniboine River, with some of Winnipeg's most significant historic homes on large, tree-shaded lots.Armstrong Point guide →SpenceSpence is a central neighbourhood next to the University of Winnipeg, with older houses, apartments and an active community association working on renewal.Spence guide →Daniel McIntyreDaniel McIntyre lies west of Spence along Ellice, Sargent and Notre Dame, a diverse, affordable neighbourhood with many families and newcomers.Daniel McIntyre guide →St. MatthewsSt.St. Matthews guide →Sargent ParkSargent Park is a central neighbourhood around the large Sargent Park green space and pool, between the West End and Polo Park.Sargent Park guide →MintoMinto is a West End neighbourhood near Wolseley and Portage Avenue, with older houses on tree-lined streets and active community programs.Minto guide →West EndThe West End is a large, diverse central area west of downtown along Sargent, Ellice and Notre Dame, known for its food scene, murals and affordable homes.West End guide →

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