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Winnipeg is popular by the name “cultural cradle of Canada”. It is a culturally diverse city with 100 languages and nationalities throughout the region. Winnipeg is famous for its mesmerizing winter experiences, arts scene, colourful festivals, and character neighbourhoods, and we can never forget the wide beautiful green spaces and all the free access to every outdoor activity. Casita has many rooms in the city, check out multiple room types in our accommodation options or ask for private lets. Casita offers you a wide range of student accommodation in Winnipeg for you to choose from according to your needs and budget.
Why Choose Student Accommodation in Winnipeg?
Choosing student accommodation in Winnipeg means a party all year long, with hundreds of festivals being held yearly, you will forget the word bored. We recommend our top favourite festivals.
Universities in Winnipeg
1 accommodation option is available just a short public transport ride away
Eastbound Dafoe at Agriculture is just a minute away
Places of interest: Kings Park
1 accommodation option is available just a short public transport ride away
Northbound Tuxedo at Girton bus station is just 4-minutes away
Places of interest: The Forks National Historic Site
1 accommodation option is available just a short public transport ride away
Northbound Balmoral at Balmoral Station (BLUE) bus station is just a minute away
Places of interest: The Forks National Historic Site
Student Life
Does the University of Winnipeg have dorms?
UWinnipeg has a variety of residence halls’ styles to ensure that students’ individual living needs are met. You can choose from the university’s furnished rooms for individual students and unfurnished apartments for student families.
Is Winnipeg cheap to live in?
According to Statistics Canada's National Household Survey, Winnipeg is still one of the most affordable cities in Canada.
What Are Some Must-Visit Places in Winnipeg?
Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the city's state-of-the-art landmark. Six levels high museum with 11 galleries are there for you to explore. It is no doubt an important Canadian cultural institution. In addition to the galleries, there is the Israel Asper Tower of Hope as well, where you can see the best views of the city.
There’s also the Assiniboine Park Zoo which is home to a wide variety of animals, flora, and fauna. Huge importance is offered to creatures of the northern latitudes, which includes a significant number of polar bears, though there are also some rare species such as the Siberian tiger and red kangaroo. You must also visit the 4-8-2 steam train and the world-famous Leo Mol Sculpture Garden.
Transportation in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Transit buses cost $2.50 and you can only pay the fare by cash. However, tickets and monthly passes are available at select retail outlets.
Don't try and call a cab on the street as taxis are booked here or you can call one of the two main taxi companies (Unicity - Duffy’s) anytime you want a taxi at the moment.
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