Welcome to Regina

Regina. See for yourself.Feel the energy of a city on the rise as you revel in the astonishing variety of cultural, entertainment and recreational opportunities that abound in and around the city. Real. Relaxed.

Remarkable.

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Our Visitor Information Centre provides visitor counselling services to enhance your destination experience. The Centre includes a variety of visitor information resources including Regina visitor mini-maps, area guidebooks, and materials that highlight Regina’s attractions, eateries, and retailers. Visit us Monday to Friday during office hours at 1925 Rose Street or check out tourismregina.com.

Home of the Royal Canadian Mounted PoliceRCMP Heritage Centre, 5907 Dewdney Avenue

Regina hosts Canada’s only training centre for cadets. Since the establishment of the Force, RCMP Academy, “Depot” Division has trained new recruits who go on to serve throughout Canada and around the world. The RCMP Heritage Centre is dedicated to telling the story of the RCMP and is appropriately located on “Depot’s” doorstep. Don’t miss the new virtual reality Musical Ride!

#SeeYQR through the eyes of our Ambassadors

In Regina there are tons of things to see and do, with new shops, events, and attractions popping up all the time. Here, it’s the locals who know best, so who better to show the city off? Check out our Regina Ambassadors at SeeYQR.ca and search #SeeYQR to see what they recommend for your next visit. While you’re there don’t miss the 360° videos of some of the best events in the city.

Regina is the sunniest provincial capital with more than 2,365 hours of sunshine each year.

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Regina is the heart beat of the province with a long history, and laid back culture. With this year being Canada’s 150th Anniversary it’s the perfect time to visit the province’s capital and see it all for yourself!

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Local nearby coffee shopsSweet Bakery & Coffee House 1445 Broad Street

Atlantis Coffee1992 Hamilton Street

Free to EnjoyRegina has several great attractions with free admission. Enjoy these unique options that offer educational, historical and cultural experiences completely free of charge.

• Saskatchewan Legislative Building• Sask Sports Hall of Fame• Regina Floral Conservatory • Wascana Centre

33 1/3 Coffee Roasters1130 15th Avenue Naked Bean 2505 Broad Street

Sparkle, Shine and ShopHillberg & Berk2169 McIntyre Street and 2102 11th Avenue (Cornwall Centre)Hillberg & Berk designs luxurious, everyday jewellery for women with a keen sense of style. Our jewellery is modern yet timeless, perfect for Michelle Obama, the Queen, and you!

Dean Renwick1922 - 12th AvenueFew indulgences in life compare with stepping out in fashion designed for you and you alone. Clean, tailored lines and sexy sophistication are the hallmarks of Dean’s limited edition designs. All of his pieces are made to look their beautiful best on real women, not hangers.

Mortise & Tenon 2421 - 11th Avenue Mortise & Tenon is a lifestyle store, focusing on handcrafted wood products and custom furniture, accessories, giftware, and clothing, in downtown Regina.

Crocus and Ivy4065 Albert StreetOpening in 2001, Crocus and Ivy showcases unique homewares. Their store is one that constantly evolves and embraces the trends of today with an overall concept that encourages customers to buy what they love, embrace their own style, and have fun doing it.

Family FunRCMP Heritage Centre5907 Dewdney AvenueTake some time to step back into the history books and explore the RCMP Heritage Centre. After exploring the Heritage Centre archives and stories, check out the Sergeant Major’s Parade and watch as drill staff put cadets through their paces. Catch the Sergeant Major’s Parade Tuesday to Friday at 12:45 p.m. at RCMP Academy, “Depot” Division. Guests must register at the RCMP Heritage Centre by 12 p.m. in order to take in this one-of-a-kind experience.

Saskatchewan Science Centre 2903 Powerhouse DriveDiscover science fun in Saskatchewan! With more than 180 hands-on, interactive exhibits, live stage shows, and a giant IMAX theatre, there’s always something new to explore or learn about. Launch a hot air balloon, discover what it takes to build, plan, and power a community in Building Connections, meet some creatures in the Critter Cave, create giant bubbles, take a crop from field to port in Richardson Ag-grow-land, or even take a trip to outer space. And that’s only the beginning!

Royal Saskatchewan Museum2445 Albert StreetJourney through millions of years of Saskatchewan’s geological and natural history. Examine the fossil remains of long-extinct creatures and learn about the animals, insects and plants that live here today. Engage with the province’s First Nations cultures and test your understanding of sustainability and our ecological footprint. No visit is complete until you meet Megamunch the robotic T. Rex.

Taste of the PrairiesWillow on Wascana3000 Wascana DriveThe Willow on Wascana features a seasonally evolving menu that uses only ingredients produced in Saskatchewan for a wonderfully unique flavour experience on the edge of North America’s largest urban park.

Regina Farmers’ Market Regina Downtown City Square Plaza, Wed. & Sat. (9 a.m.-1 p.m.)The Regina Farmers’ Market features products that are made, baked, grown, or designed in Saskatchewan and represent the growing diversity of our city and province.

Skye Cafe & Bistro2903 Powerhouse DriveAt Skye Cafe & Bistro, we are passionate about living on the Prairies. That starts with emphasis on local, organic seasonal ingredients.

Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar1925 Victoria AvenueFeaturing seasonal selections, award winning chef Jonathan Thauberger and his team provide the ultimate pairing requiring compatibility and chemistry.

Visit tourismregina.com for more activities in Regina.