The sunniest capital city in Canada, Regina, is a real oasis on the prairies. Almost every single tree in the city has been hand-planted, and the expansive Wascana Centre stretches through the heart of the city, encompassing 2300 ha (about 5700 acres) of parkland. One of the largest urban parks in North America, the park consists of 6 distinct sub-parks, as well as an IMAX theatre, Science Centre, Mackenzie Art Gallery, a waterfowl park, and even a small island on the lake.

Delve into the history of the prairies by visiting one of Regina's exciting museums. The new RCMP Heritage Centennial Museum is a 3 million dollar project situated on the grounds of the RCMP training center, and celebrates the past, present, and future of the RCMP. The Regina Plains Museum depicts life on the plains through art and murals. The Diefenbaker Homestead is a log home built by Diefenbaker (Canada's Prime Minister from 1951-63) and contains furnishings and original family artifacts. The Royal Saskatchewan Museum, with three galleries focused on Life Sciences, Earth Sciences, and First Nations History, caters to visitors of all ages and interests. Regina also has a thriving cultural life, and a visit to the Saskatchewan Centre for the Arts will attest to the diversity of events offered here.

Visit Regina and see why the Queen City rules!

Regina Accommodations include hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts and nearby campgrounds.