Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site

About this place

Located in Manitoba, Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site is the oldest intact stone fur trade fort in North America. Built in the 1830s for the Hudson’s Bay Company, the fort features restored buildings, costumed interpreters, and powerful stories of Indigenous trade relationships and early Canadian commerce. A must-visit destination for travelers exploring history, culture, and one of the most important heritage sites in Canada. Hours: Mid-May to September, open daily

Why locals love it

"Locals in Manitoba love Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site for its immersive history and strong connection to the fur trade era. The preserved buildings, live demonstrations, and storytelling make it a favorite place to experience one of the most authentic historic sites in the province."

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