City: Saskatoon
Top Things to do in Saskatoon
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Saskatoon That You Shouldn't Miss
Named for the sweet berry that grows wild in the region, Saskatoon boasts various cultural festivals, concerts and sporting events throughout the year. Explore the trails and beaches of Beaver Creek and Cranberry Flats, cross-country ski the Meewasin Valley Trail, check out the city's many galleries and museums, and shop for bargains at Midtown Plaza.
Restaurants in Saskatoon
1. Eco Glide Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 87 reviews
Eco Glide Adventures is a Guided self-balancing personal transporter tour company. We use Segway or Ninebots to glide the Meewasin trail or create a personalized Adventure Event just for you or your company!
2. The Local Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By HappyTravellersSask - Saskatoon, Canada
Excellent! Our Chef Ludovic Piejos was so well-prepared and knowledgeable. He was very efficient and also fun. The croissants that we bake off where delicious.
3. Western Development Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 947 reviews
Reviewed By 486dw - Prince Albert, Canada
The museum as a whole is an amazing interesting place. Lots of great displays and town replicas. Model train show was as spectacular as usual, Wheatland Express and simulator was great. Had a snack at the extremely busy restaurant and was great. Food is good and quite reasonable pricing. A definite must see in Saskatoon! Check out the Steam Train...Its unreal
4. University of Saskatchewan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By viktoriyak912 - Saskatoon, Canada
One of the biggest employers in Saskatchewan definitely has something interesting for every visitor. It is perfect for kinds and aspiring scientists, long friendly walks by the river or wedding and graduation photo spots. It’s beautiful architecture will definitely make you take many photos, or even take photography classes that are offered by the UofS.
5. Beaver Creek Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By daddob
Short drive South of saskatoon. Well marked. Spend the day walking the trails. Spring is awesome with the flowers blooming. Always critters running around. Take water and a snack. Decent walking shoes.
6. Ukrainian Museum of Canada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By 83bradleyt - Edmonton, Canada
I visited here with my family. Although a second generation Canadian as my grandparent immigrated to Canada from Ukraine, this brought back so many memories of growing up and visiting the farm and hearing Babas' and Gidos' stories. Nice exhibits on why Ukrainians came to Canada, how they got here and how they settled in their new country.
7. Meewasin Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
Created in 1979, Meewasin is a conservation agency dedicated to conserving the cultural and natural resources of the South Saskatchewan River Valley.
Reviewed By viktoriyak912 - Saskatoon, Canada
Longest bike path in Canada. Nice walk along the river with plenty to see: wildlife watching, like pelicans and Canadian geese, full of monuments and historic buildings, has outdoor playground and recreational gym facilities and kayak rental, tennis courts and plenty of cafes, galleries and shops with outdoor sitting to enjoy the Meewasin masterpiece landscaping that makes it pleasant for the eye at any time of the year. An annual Saskatchewan marathon path.
8. Diefenbaker Canada Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By viktoriyak912 - Saskatoon, Canada
The Diefenbaker Center is a historic monument to the Canadian Prome Minister from Saskatchewan. Building is located near his burial and has a nice river view. Very nicely gathered collection of the WWI and II artifacts, hockey themed Canadian trophies and accomplishments, the original design of the Prime Minister’s work office, his university gown, personal items and a round table room with photos of his cabinet. All of this has fitted in a small building that you can tour in 20 minutes to an hour. It also has a gift shop with nice and creative items to choose from for a souvenir.
9. The Bassment
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
The Bassment is a great live jazz and roots music venue in the heart of downtown Saskatoon. Every weekend begins with no cover Piano Friday - live piano, friends, food, and fun. Piano Fridays run from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm. As for our shows, there are about two to four every week, sometimes up to six! We provide the best live music experience: great acoustics, atmosphere, drinks, and food. For each event, the doors are open 1 hour prior to the show (Fridays being an exception: then, they are open at 4:30 pm because of Piano Fridays). The Bassment is an all ages venue.
Reviewed By 105jimk
We recently attended the Neil Currie evening featuring Billy Joel songs. As always, it was a great evening. Neil had a head cold, which affected his voice, but he still did a great job and brother Grant filled in nicely at the end when Neil’s voice gave out. The Bassment offers a cosy atmosphere, with good food and drinks. We have always found the service to be good, and our waitress on Saturday was no exception. It is a great gem for our city.
10. Saskatoon Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Since 1975, this authentic farmers' market offers local produce and product, year round. Our vendors Make It - Bake It - Gather It - Grow It. Year round Saturday (8 to 2) and Sunday (10 to 3) at 2600 Koyl Avenue
Reviewed By viktoriyak912 - Saskatoon, Canada
Great weekend fun place to spend time at. Fresh local produce and vendors, reasonably priced and authentic atmosphere make you want to come back. Perfect for Saskatoon berry pies and deli meats, cafe by the entrance is also very goo with fresh and tasty sandwiches and coffee. Cozy and fun in winter too. There are ice sculptures presented by Potash Corp. Great place for a visit, close to downtown and on the way of Meewasin trail, so a good place to stop for a coffee and a dessert.
