The Human Rights Museum

When we were in Winnipeg, we went to the Museum of Human Rights. There, it talked all about our rights and our history. We went on a Tuesday and we were some of the only kids there! My favourite part of the museum was this room with blank walls filled with only ideas and thoughts. This room was a place where you could write what you believe or what you think about human rights on a small piece of paper. When you were finished, you could put your paper up on the walls along with hundreds of others! This room was really neat and inspiring.

There were many interesting exhibits at the museum. We were lucky to get to go into the Nelson Mandela exhibit that was only there for about 2 weeks.

We learned a lot about canadian and international history.

It would be really cool to have one of these museums where we live. On the outside, the museum is huge and covered in glass! It’s stunning. The tickets aren’t too expensive and I would recommend this museum to anyone who is going to Winnipeg. The only thing is that little kids would probably get restless because they might not understand everything. So use your own judgment!😀

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