Religious site
St. Boniface Cathedral
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St. Boniface Cathedral is a historic Roman Catholic basilica in Winnipeg's French Quarter, known for its imposing limestone facade that survived a 1968 fire. The current structure incorporates the original front wall and twin towers, with a modern interior built behind it. Visitors can explore the adjacent cemetery, where notable figures like Louis Riel are buried, and the small museum detailing the cathedral's history. The site offers a poignant blend of resilience and heritage, with the ruins serving as a backdrop for concerts and events.
Don't miss
- Original limestone facade and twin towers, preserved after the 1968 fire
- Cemetery with graves of Métis leader Louis Riel and other historical figures
- Small museum inside the cathedral showcasing artifacts and photographs
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