Pet Friendly Things To Do in Regina, Saskatchewan

This elegant structure was built in 1891 as home to the British lieutenant governor, the queen's represent... More on Frommers

The clerk was very helpful and knowledgable about every item in the shop. More on TripAdvisor

This museum chronicles the history of this organization ... More on TripAdvisor

There are also some cool things to discover like what type of fingerprints you have or how to point out for... More on TripAdvisor

This splendid, stately edifice built from 1908 to 1912 boasts 30 kinds of marble in the interior. Check ou... More on Frommers

This can be seen in the lively and raucous debates in the province's seat of government. More on igougo

Equipment by Playworld Systems More on KaBoom.org

This is an awesome accessible park done in partnership with the City of Regina and the Regina Optimist Clubs. It is a park dedicated to Rick Hansen, "The Man In Motion". His Canadian Charity ... More on KaBoom.org

Equipment by Playworld Systems. Playground built in two parts, as community had funds More on KaBoom.org

Nice PlayBooster® with plenty of activity! This colorful unit suspends kids in the air with the help of the Double Swoosh�?� Slide. The Spider Web Climber ... More on KaBoom.org

The congregation of kids proves how important this playground is on a sunny day! This nice PlayBooster® features a Ring Bridge, ... More on KaBoom.org

7km of hiking/mountain bike trails. Site of 2005 Canada Summer Games mountain bike race. No motorized vehicles, including ... More on Sasktourism.com

7km of hiking/mountain bike trails. Site of 2005 Canada Summer Games mountain bike race. No motorized vehicles, including ... More on Sasktourism.com

Waterfowl Park Marsh area is a protected natural habitat for various shore birds, waterfowl and small animals, along with many plant species typical of the Saskatchewan prairie marsh ... More on Sasktourism.com

Waterfowl Park Marsh area is a protected natural habitat for various shore birds, waterfowl and small animals, along with many plant species typical of the Saskatchewan prairie ... More on Sasktourism.com