Regina is a travel destination for residents of southeastern Saskatchewan and the immediately adjacent regions of the neighbouring US states of North Dakota and Montana, and an intermediate stopping point for travellers on the Trans-Canada Highway. Tourism is promoted by Tourism Regina. Attractions for visitors in Regina include: thumb|The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is a provincial museum and attraction located in Regina. thumb|Located within the former Canadian Pacific Railway station, Casino Regina is a casino operated by Sask Gaming. Wascana Centre, a park around Wascana Lake bringing together lands containing government, recreational, cultural, educational and environmental buildings and facilities. Victoria Park in downtown Regina offers the Regina Folk Festival and other outdoor festivities including the nearby Farmers Market in the summertime. the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (a museum of natural history); the Saskatchewan Science Centre, housed in the 1914 Powerhouse on east Wascana Lake; the Norman Mackenzie Art GalleryNorman Mackenzie Art Gallery website . Retrieved 26 December 2007. and numerous smaller galleries and museums; the Roman Catholic cathedral on 13th Avenue in the West End, but also perhaps to a somewhat lesser extent the Anglican cathedral in downtown Regina and the Romanian Orthodox cathedral on Victoria Avenue in the East End; the Hotel Saskatchewan first opened by the CPR has accommodated royalty on numerous occasions and still maintains the ambiance of a bygone time Knox-Metropolitan United Church on Victoria Park in downtown Regina: the surviving downtown congregation of the United Church (Metropolitan Methodist and the now demolished or closed Knox, Carmichael and St Andrew's United Churches, previously Presbyterian, were its antecedents or now-defunct daughter congregations) with the largest pipe organ in Regina; the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) national training centre and the museum; Government House, where regular tours are available, conducted by guides in "period" costume and the Lieutenant-Governor holds an annual levée on New Year's Day; Casino Regina, in the old Union Station; the Globe Theatre in the Old Post Office building on the Scarth Street Mall; events held at Mosaic Stadium sports stadium and the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts; REAL District, formerly Evraz PlaceEvraz Place . Retrieved 18 March 2009. (formerly Ipsco Place, previously Regina Exhibition Park), the venue for the annual Queen City Ex (formerly Buffalo Days Exhibition)Buffalo Days website . Retrieved 18 March 2009. summer agricultural fair every August; and the Canadian Western Agribition,Canadian Western Agribition website . Retrieved 26 December 2007. a winter agricultural show and marketplace every November.
Regina is a travel destination for residents of southeastern Saskatchewan and the immediately adjacent regions of the neighbouring US states of North Dakota and Montana, and an intermediate stopping point for travellers on the Trans-Canada Highway. Tourism is promoted by Tourism Regina. Attractions for visitors in Regina include: thumb|The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is a provincial museum and attraction located in Regina. thumb|Located within the former Canadian Pacific Railway station, Casino Regina is a casino operated by Sask Gaming. Wascana Centre, a park around Wascana Lake bringing together lands containing government, recreational, cultural, educational and environmental buildings and facilities. Victoria Park in downtown Regina offers the Regina Folk Festival and other outdoor festivities including the nearby Farmers Market in the summertime. the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (a museum of natural history); the Saskatchewan Science Centre, housed in the 1914 Powerhouse on east Wascana Lake; the Norman Mackenzie Art GalleryNorman Mackenzie Art Gallery website . Retrieved 26 December 2007. and numerous smaller galleries and museums; the Roman Catholic cathedral on 13th Avenue in the West End, but also perhaps to a somewhat lesser extent the Anglican cathedral in downtown Regina and the Romanian Orthodox cathedral on Victoria Avenue in the East End; the Hotel Saskatchewan first opened by the CPR has accommodated royalty on numerous occasions and still maintains the ambiance o,f a bygone time Knox-Metropolitan United Church on Victoria Park in downtown Regina: the surviving downtown congregation of the United Church (Metropolitan Methodist and the now demolished or closed Knox, Carmichael and St Andrew's United Churches, previously Presbyterian, were its antecedents or now-defunct daughter congregations) with the largest pipe organ in Regina; the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) national training centre and the museum; Government House where regular tours are available, conducted by guides in "period" costume and the Lieutenant-Governor holds an annual levée on New Year's Day; Casino Regina, in the old Union Station; the Globe Theatre in the Old Post Office building on the Scarth Street Mall; events held at Mosaic Stadium sports stadium and the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts; REAL District, formerly Evraz PlaceEvraz Place . Retrieved 18 March 2009. (formerly Ipsco Place, previously Regina Exhibition Park), the venue for the annual Queen City Ex (formerly Buffalo Days Exhibition)Buffalo Days website . Retrieved 18 March 2009. summer agricultural fair every August; and the Canadian Western Agribition,Canadian Western Agribition website . Retrieved 26 December 2007. a winter agricultural show and marketplace every November.