Winnipeg Police Museum Tour

Starting at $44.17

Price Per Person ( + GST)

Duration: 3.5 hours long

Upcoming Dates or Bookings:
Now booking private group excursions for groups of 8–16 people.
To reserve a date for your group, please contact us directly to schedule.

Are you an individual interested in joining a future group?
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1.204.406.6499
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Excursion Overview

This guided excursion offers participants an inside look at the history of law enforcement in Manitoba through a visit to the Winnipeg Police Museum, located in the heart of downtown.

Founded to preserve and share the legacy of the Winnipeg Police Service, the museum features a wide collection of historical artifacts dating back to 1874, including vintage police vehicles, historical uniforms, antique firearms, communication tools, and newspaper clippings from some of Winnipeg’s most well-known criminal cases.

Participants are led through the museum by a dedicated museum guide who brings personal insight and storytelling to the experience. The museum is located on one level and is entirely wheelchair accessible, making it an excellent outing for guests with mobility needs.

This tour is ideal for those interested in Canadian policing history, vintage equipment, or real local stories that helped shape Winnipeg’s justice system.

Timeline Breakdown

Pickup
Guests are picked up from their care home, residence, or community meeting point by our professional, accessibility-focused transport team.

Arrival at the Winnipeg Police Museum – 245 Smith Street
Upon arrival, guests are welcomed into the fully accessible museum and introduced to the onsite guide, who leads a private group tour.

Guided Museum Experience
Guests are taken through displays including:

Vintage police vehicles and motorcycles
Uniforms, gear, badges, and firearms
Historic police radios and communication tools
Artifacts from high-profile Winnipeg cases
Photos, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia from the 1800s to modern day

Time to Browse + Ask Questions
After the guided portion, guests can explore displays at their own pace, ask follow-up questions, or chat with museum staff and fellow participants.

Return Trip + Optional Coffee Stop
Groups may opt to stop for coffee and conversation before returning to their original pickup location. Each guest receives a take-home information kit with highlights from the tour and optional reading material.

Professional Support

This excursion is proudly operated by retired and off-duty paramedics who bring years of front-line experience and a deep understanding of care, safety, and mobility needs. From boarding assistance to in-the-moment support, your group is in capable, compassionate hands every step of the way.

Accessibility First

Our vehicles are fully wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate walkers and other mobility aids. We also design each route with accessible entry points and museum stops, ensuring every guest can enjoy the full experience without barriers or discomfort.

Specialized Seating

For participants who need extra comfort, our excursions offer transfer-free wheelchair spaces and specialized seating that ensures a safe, stable ride. No need to transfer out of your chair - just board, settle in, and enjoy the journey with peace of mind.

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