Reviews of Louis Riel's tomb (Tourist Attraction)
620 Langevin St, Winnipeg, MB R2H 2W2, Canada
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We have all the reviews of real people who have information of the services of Louis Riel's tomb (Tourist Attraction) around Saint Boniface area (Canada).
Now the business has a rating of 4.8 stars over 5 and that rating has been based on 14 reviews.
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This Tourist Attraction is included in the category of Historical landmark.
Where is Louis Riel's tomb?
REVIEWS OF Louis Riel's tomb IN Saint Boniface
D. Spence
Esu VEVO
Isham
A very historic place, first came here on a school field trip in 2008
Eric V.
(Translated) A model to follow. (Original) Un modèle à suivre.
Korie Werner
Benoît Rivest
Albert Riezebos
Peaceful.
Ken and Alicia Lund
Hard to miss if you are walking to the cathedral. On the north side of the cathedral grounds.
Ban Doo
Sebastian Kluth
Louis Riel's Tomb could look more spectacular than it does since we are talking about the Father of Manitoba here. However, the surrounding cemetery and Saint-Boniface Cathedral look truly impressive.
Darian Elwood
Neat place to look at, many other old gravestones and cathedral
Justin Langan
Franklin Camus
Like to come by once awhile to pay respect to Louis Reil , being Metis myself.
Benjamin
What a guy.
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