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1. Grey Nuns-Soeurs Grises - Winnipeg
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· 1 reviews
437 Langevin St, Winnipeg, MB R2H 2V7, Canada
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2. St. Benedict's Monastery - West St. Paul
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· 15 reviews
225 Masters Ave, West Saint Paul, MB R4A 1A9, Canada
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3. Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park - Winnipeg
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· 285 reviews
80 Rue des Ruines du Monastere, Winnipeg, MB R3V 0B1, Canada
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The architectural ruins of Our Lady of the Prairies recall an earlier time when monks of the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, called Trappists, lived in the quiet confines of the surrounding monastery. The monks pursued a life of prayer, work and contemplation, according to the Rule of St. Benedict.
For 86 years, from its establishment in 1892, the monastery thrived in this secluded location along the LaSalle River. The Trappists' move in 1978 to a new site was prompted by urban encroachment, an intrusion into their life of peaceful solitude.
Under the ARC Program, building remnants were stabilized, the grounds were landscaped and interpretive signs were installed along paths. The setting has been used for special events like the popular Shakespeare in the Ruins.
The architectural ruins of Our Lady of the Prairies recall an earlier time when monks of the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, called Trappists, lived in the quiet confines of the surrounding monastery. The monks pursued a life of prayer, work and contemplation, according to the Rule of St. Benedict.
For 86 years, from its establishment in 1892, the monastery thrived in this secluded location along the LaSalle River. The Trappists' move in 1978 to a new site was prompted by urban encroachment, an intrusion into their life of peaceful solitude.
Under the ARC Program, building remnants were stabilized, the grounds were landscaped and interpretive signs were installed along paths. The setting has been used for special events like the popular Shakespeare in the Ruins.
surbhi mandhan: If you want a peaceful walk and environment you can choose this place… beautiful
Yvonne Morgan: Beautifully kept grounds, with an overgrown garden full of surprisesWait time No wait …
David Charabin: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Yes
Vicki Waldner: We intended on going to go see the ruins but stumbled onto a play. Shakespeare in the Park lives here and they were doing a play that afternoon. Dark Lady was playing and we decided to attend. Lovely play. Lovely venue. And the flying fluff was the perfect touch to make it even more magical.
Gitta Schwartz: Saw Shakespeare in the Ruins . Lots of fun and highly recommendNeed to buy tickets in advance as shows sell outVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Shahid: Nice park.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
C S: I love going back to this place. Reminds me of an era when all the modern trappings didn't exist.
Paige: I think I could have loved this place. The former habitation of a group of Trappist monks. A place of peace and contemplation...I checked the site before I came. It said it was open to the public, except during Shakespeare in the Ruins, so I went. Lo, but they were beginning to set up for Shakespeare in the ruins when I arrived! And I got some stink-eye from a lady who grudgingly let me look around as they began to set up.Post when you will be doing Shakespeare in the ruins! Add a precise description of when us wanderers cannot be there!Hell, had I known in advance that it was happening I may have stayed and paid! Beautiful location for some Shakespeare!
Darryn Palmer: Visited on Weekend
anastasia ivanova: Great for a photo sessionVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Jae Kwon: Great site that's well maintained. The only reason for deducting a star was the shipping containers blocking vehicles exiting the site. Fine for cars, but if you're travelling in an RV you might have to do some wiggling and slow crawls
Caitlin Kitchur: Beautiful ruins that you can explore. Very peaceful walk and informative signs
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4. Sisters Servants of Mary - North Point Douglas
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· 3 reviews
131 Aberdeen Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 1T9, Canada
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5. Archdiocese Of St Boniface - Winnipeg
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· 5 reviews
151 Av. de la Cathedrale, Winnipeg, MB R2H 0H6, Canada
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James Heber: Rich in history and a peaceful place just to walk around or sit and enjoy the view
Rolly Gagné: Dedicated employees & community focused
Mikulu Malaku Marie Rosette: A very nice place. You almost didn't believe that this is the workplace of many people.
cynthia m: Visited on Doors Open Winnipeg AMAZING!
