Top Things to do in Regina
What to do and see in Regina, Canada: The Best Places and Tips
Although situated on a flat plain with few indigenous trees, Regina boasts some of western Canada's most innovative urban landscaping, with plentiful green spaces, hiking and biking paths, playgrounds, oak-lined streets and parks throughout the city. The popular Wascana Lake plays host to summer boaters and winter skating. Regina is also home to numerous cultural and educational institutions, including museums, galleries, theaters and Canada's RCMP Training Academy Grounds.
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1. Stone Hall Castle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 361 reviews
After well over a decade of designing architectural details and importing thousand-year-old reclaimed biblical limestone from Greece, Stone Hall’s castle is ready for its debut. The castle is unlike anything seen on this side of the Atlantic. Several container loads of 16th, 17th and 18th century museum quality furniture, tapestries and original Old Masters oil paintings adorn this castle. Corporate Meetings, Event Rentals, Over Night Stays and Tours Now Available.
Reviewed By dalesonya
Seven of us had a private tour/meal at the Castle! We had the castle for three hours and a wonderful meal catered by Wallnuts. Jason was an excellent host and offered to split up the tour between courses of the meal. It was perfect! Would highly recommend if you're looking to do something a little different with your friends or family! Make it as classy as you want!
2. Wascana Centre Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 612 reviews
Wascana Centre is known internationally as a beautifully landscaped park surrounding a 120-hectare lake located in the heart of the City of Regina. Wascana Centre is home to numerous important buildings such as the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and hosts more than 2,000 events a year ranging from charity runs & walks, cultural celebrations, to the annual Canada Day festivities.
Reviewed By speciba - Saskatchewan, Canada
We live near the park and use it Year round. Family bike rides, picnics, runs, and public events - all fantastic in this setting. If you find yourself in Regina, check it out. I recommend sunrise or sunset as the photo ops can be amazing!
3. Royal Saskatchewan Museum
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4.5 based on 369 reviews
Since 1906. Explore Saskatchewan and your world - the past, the present, and the future - as never before. We are a natural history museum offering life and earth sciences, as well as aboriginal history.
Reviewed By Michelle B
We visited the museum while visiting family in town. It’s a great place for families and Mega Munch is a city staple.
4. Government House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Now open to visitors, this was once home to lieutenant-governors of Canada's Northwest Territories.
Reviewed By rlfradette - Regina, Canada
The Radville Blooms took a tour of the Government House in the summer so that we could enjoy the beautiful landscaping. The floral displays inside and out were beautiful. The tour was very informative. We walked amongst many old and lovely treasures that made you want to reach out and touch them. Tea was served up in elaborate fashion. It was a learning experience in refinement. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and company.
5. RCMP Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 380 reviews
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have been an integral part of Canada's historical and cultural landscape since 1873, helping to form and protect our great nation, and playing a significant role in creating the Canadian identity. Situated on the doorstep of RCMP Academy, "Depot" Division in Regina, Saskatchewan, where Mounties have trained since 1885, the RCMP Heritage Centre is appropriately located where the tradition begins. The Centre brings to life the incredible story of the RCMP and its role in the development of Canada using state of the art exhibits, multimedia technologies, and engaging programming and tours.
Reviewed By Reginaskguy06 - Regina, Canada
I had never bee, even though I had worked on the Depot, but had a friend from NFLD visiting and thought we would take a tour. It was nice seeing the Heritage centre through the eyes of someone outside of the province made one really appreciate the complex
6. Legislative Building
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4.5 based on 206 reviews
7. Saskatchewan Science Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 269 reviews
The Saskatchewan Science Centre encourages experiments, surprises you with stage shows, wows you with workshops and has the province's only 3D IMAX Theatre!
Reviewed By DenToe - Climax
I want to leave a great review so that everyone goes to the Science Center. It's such a great place...but it doesn't seem like there have been any substantial additions in a long time. It could really use some activities that are more engaging for...MoreHi, and thanks for your visit. I will pass along your comments to the maintenance team to make sure everything is 100% for your next visit. I'm glad that your kids had fun!
8. Regina Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
A farmers' market founded in 1975 offering goods "made, baked, grown, or designed" in Saskatchewan. OUTDOOR MARKETS: City Square Plaza Every Wed & Sat 9 am - 1 pm May to Mid-October INDOOR MARKETS: 2065 Hamilton St. Every Saturday 9 am - 1 pm SPRING: March to May FALL: Mid-October to Mid-December
Reviewed By GratefulTravellers42 - western Canada
A great place to find all kinds of locally grown vegetables, fruits, meats, fresh baking, various crafts, even Sask wineries and alcohol products. There are food trucks, but not enough places to sit and eat unless your comfortable on the grass in the adjacent park. It's a fun, happening place. Sometimes there is night shopping during summer which often is accompanied with various musical groups. And FREE parking although there are never enough parking spots so you may need to walk a few blocks or drive around for a bit. The market is right downtown so in the centre of shops, restaurants, bars, and the library. Give it a try.
9. Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By ransom007 - Anaheim, California
First of all, make sure your navigation system is taking you to the new stadium, not the hole in the ground (literally) of the old stadium. Parking is available for a fee, but at a distance (handicapped can park in the street for free). The stadium has roomy concourses and good sight lines for viewing the action. There is a large team store and plenty of concession stands. There is a small roof that might protect a few seats form rain or snow. It is a nice place to watch an event.
10. Regina Globe Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By ScottAfghanistan - Regina Beach, Canada
Last night was my first trip to the venue. From the ticket booth to the usher, all the ladies were friendly and professional. There is truly not a bad seat in the house with their theatre in the round concept. Comfortable seats and good acoustics. A friend and I saw "Millionaire Quartet" last night and it was 2-1/2 hours of incredibleness! What a display of talent! I'm still in awe of what I witnessed last night and will carry that memory forever! Highly recommended as both a venue and with the current show!
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