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Super 8 Motel - Brandon
1570 Highland Ave.
Brandon, MB R7C 1A7
Nightly Rates: ( 84.46 - 103.38 )
2 Star
Welcome to the Super 8 Motel in Brandon. AAA Approved and Pride of Super 8. We are conveniently located off Trans Canada Highway near restaurants, shopping and area attractions. The Super 8 Motel in Brandon offers you an Indoor Pool and Hot tub, Meet


Days Inn - Brandon
2130 Currie Boulevard
Brandon, MB R7A 5Y1
Nightly Rates: ( 83.69 - 93.04 )
3 Star
Computers with High Speed Internet Access in all Rooms Award Winning Hotel & Management Team Free Continental Breakfast Pool & Hot tub Very Modern, Tastefully Decorated Guest Rooms Restaurant Entertainment Complex Nearby Play Structure


Comfort Inn Brandon
925 Middleton Ave.
Brandon, MB R7C 1A8
Nightly Rates: ( 99.54 - 127.15 )
2 Star
The Comfort Inn Brandon is the ideal choice for business or leisure travel. This is a Choice Hotel 7 year Gold Award Winner with excellent service, great rooms and a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. Tastefully appointed rooms provide the best in c


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Welcome to Manitoba, where culture meets wilderness. The province – 1,225 km (761 mi) from top to bottom – features everything from northern tundra blanketed in blooms to meandering rivers in the south.

The vibrant capital of Winnipeg and its surrounding area presents superb arts and entertainment options as well as a broad range of historic attractions, cultural encounters and dozens of festivals throughout the year.

Part of the fun of Churchill, an incredible four-season destination on the shores of Hudson Bay, is getting there: Churchill is accessible by plane and train. Crisp nights in January, February and March ensure optimal northern lights viewing and May and June provide excellent bird-watching opportunities for sub-arctic species. In July and August, beluga whales travel the waterways while boat tours visit the Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site in Canada’s most northerly seaport. October and November signal the arrival of hundreds of polar bears; these spectacular creatures gather on the capes to wait for the bay to freeze over.

In Riding Mountain National Park of Canada, bugle for elk or watch for cinnamon-colored black bear. Near Inwood, spot thousands of red-sided garter snakes emerging from limestone caves. Travel east to the Canadian Shield, where boreal forests teem with deer and warblers, or west to lush prairie mountains.

Oak Hammock Marsh is among dozens of birding hotspots in Manitoba. Located near Winnipeg, the protected area features more than 300 bird species. In the peak migration seasons of spring and fall, thousands of Canada geese and other waterfowl stage a natural pageant of sight and sound. Staff at the interpretive centre offer marsh walkabouts, special tours for birders and more. Manitoba has some of the best fishing and hunting in North America.

The southern part of the province is widely recognized for its prairie farmland thus offers prime autumn waterfowl and whitetail deer hunting. If you travel west, north, south or through the Parkland you will reach the home of the mighty moose, black bear and barren ground caribou.

All over Manitoba, festivals celebrating the province’s unique culture take place throughout the year.

Winnipeg is a true prairie gem. Get a sense of the province’s past and present at The Manitoba Museum in Winnipeg’s historic Exchange District or at the Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada. Find out more about Manitoba’s vibrant Francophone heritage by touring Gabrielle Roy House and the St. Boniface neighborhood. There are at least 35 other museums and historical sites to check out.

Visit the Royal Canadian Mint, which produces coins for more than 60 countries. For some kids’ play, run amok at Assiniboine Park, steal home base at the CanWest Global Park or join the fun at the Manitoba Children’s Museum.

Savor regional and ethnic cuisine at over 300 restaurants in the province. Manitoba’s fantastic chefs are pleased to share their delectable concoctions, so finish off a day of golf, sightseeing or fishing with treats like bison carpaccio and perfect perogies.

Manitoba is a feast for shoppers. Winnipeg’s Corydon Avenue is lined with boutiques offering fashion, home decor and giftware. Osborne Village caters to a young hip crowd with several shops to choose from while Polo Park Shopping Centre and St. Vital Centre serve up 360 stores. Manitoba is also a collector’s paradise. Shop around for an amazing variety of antiques and collectibles including items like William Morris carpets and 17th-century candlesticks.