Saskatchewan Science Centre & Kramer IMAX Theatre
For kids of any age, this is one cool place to visit! The Science Centre features over 150 permanent exhibits including hands-on indoor activities, live stage shows, and one of the tallest climbing walls in the country. The incredible Kramer IMAX Theatre shows films on a five-storey screen with wrap-around sound, providing the ultimate in movie entertainment!
Minimum Time Required: 2-3 hours

Saskatchewan Legislative Building
See the place where Saskatchewan Government is housed. The building was constructed between 1908 and 1912, designed to reflect the architecture of English Renaissance and Louis XVI of France and the largest legislative building in Canada. Admission is free and tours run every half hour or by arrangement through the visitor services office.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour

Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Explore Saskatchewan and the world, through three excellent galleries that highlight the past, the present and the future. The Earth Sciences Gallery depicts 3.5 billion years of geological and fossil history. The Life Sciences Gallery shows the province’s ecoregions and the impact of the “human factor”. The First Nations Gallery traces 10,000 years of aboriginal culture. A true gem in the province’s museum world.
Minimum Time Required: 2 hours

MacKenzie Art Gallery
This fine art gallery is always a crowd-pleaser with groups. Displaying a large collection of art from historical to contemporary works, produced by Canadian, American and international artists, this gallery also features major touring exhibits. Tours of the gallery are available. A Gallery Shop, meeting rooms and 185-seat theatre are on site as well. Each year the Gallery hosts Saskatchewan’s finest outdoor arts and crafts show and sale, Bazaart, held in mid-June.
Minimum Time Required: 1.5 hours

• Regina