About
This prairie city is the capital of Saskatchewan, Canada. It's known for its beautiful Wascana Lake and serves as the province's government and cultural center.
Regina is a prairie city in Canada, in North America, and the capital of the province of Saskatchewan. It is where the provincial government sits, and it serves as the cultural centre of the province, so a visit here gives a sense of how Saskatchewan organises its public life as well as its landscape.
What the city is known for
The city's best-known feature is Wascana Lake, a lake set in the middle of the city's green spaces. Walking or sitting by the water is a natural way to get your bearings. The lake and its surroundings are the kind of place locals use for an easy afternoon outdoors.
What a visit offers
- Government and civic life: as the seat of the provincial government, Regina has a distinct civic character that suits visitors interested in how a province is run.
- Culture: the city works as the province's cultural hub, with its arts and events drawing both residents and visitors.
- Prairie setting: Regina's open skies and flat horizons give a clear picture of the Canadian prairies.
Regina suits a relaxed, unhurried trip. Plan your days around the lake and the city's cultural life, and allow time to see what the prairies feel like from the ground.
