Southeastern Saskatchewan
Travel Guide
Visit Southeastern Saskatchewan
Where to stay in Southeastern Saskatchewan
Chinatown
Chinatown might not have many top sights, but Casino Regina and Globe Theater are two attractions nearby that you can check out.
Travelodge by Wyndham Regina
Everything was fine, nothing extra, nothing bad. Good budget stay!
Reviewed on 21 Nov, 2025
Days Inn by Wyndham Regina
Room was clean and spacious but the water in the shower was scalding hot couldn’t turn it to warm or cool it had one setting hot as Hell!
Reviewed on 19 Nov, 2025
Meridian Inn & Suites Regina Airport
Room was spacious, clean and had ample amenities Hallway was a bit loud but Roughriderrs just qualified for the Grey Cup so everyone was festive. Haha.
Reviewed on 15 Nov, 2025
Elegant Suite
I like the equipped kitchen and all the space in the suite. The computer desk was very handy.
Reviewed on 24 Nov, 2019
Lumi Deluxe
Room was exceptional. Clean, comfy, spacious and warm. Fridge in the room if needed. The Host, (Lumi) is friendly, polite, and extremely accommodating. I would highly recommend this establishment to everyone. Thanks Lumi, for your kind consideration, and excellent service!
Reviewed on 6 Nov, 2025
Popular places to visit
Wascana Park
Regina’s biggest park is a haven for migratory birdlife, art lovers, history buffs, politicians and sports-crazy locals.
Saskatchewan Legislative Building
Spend a day exploring the stunningly designed home of the Saskatchewan Parliament.
Government House
Learn about Canada’s rich political history, enjoy a Victorian tea and search for Jocko the Monkey in this 19th-century Italian-style mansion.
Saskatchewan Science Center
Regina’s premier science center proves learning can be fun with in-depth exhibits, interactive displays and hands-on workshops.
Regina Floral Conservatory
Enjoy the rich colors and fragrances while browsing one of the largest collections of native and exotic flowers in Canada.
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Saskatchewan’s premier museum features prehistoric giants, wonderfully displayed earth science exhibits, and one of Canada’s best First Nations collections.
