Search Flights From Ontario

1. The Remai Modern: Located along the South Saskatchewan River, the Remai Modern is a renowned contemporary art museum. It houses a diverse collection of art from local, national, and international artists. The museum also offers stunning views of the riverfront and hosts various exhibitions and events throughout the year.

2. Wanuskewin Heritage Park: This archaeological site and interpretive center showcases over 6,000 years of Indigenous history and culture. Visitors can explore trails, view traditional tipis, watch performances, and learn about the rich heritage of the Northern Plains Indigenous peoples.

3. Meewasin Valley Trail: The Meewasin Valley Trail is a picturesque pathway that stretches over 80 kilometers along the riverbank. It offers stunning views, picnic spots, and opportunities for walking, cycling, and birdwatching. The trail connects several parks, including Kiwanis Memorial Park, Victoria Park, and Gabriel Dumont Park.

4. Ukrainian Museum of Canada: This museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the Ukrainian cultural heritage in Canada. It features various exhibits exploring Ukrainian art, history, and traditions. Visitors can admire the intricate embroidery, traditional costumes, and learn about Ukrainian immigration to Canada.

5. The Berry Barn: Situated on the outskirts of Saskatoon, the Berry Barn is a delightful place for families and nature lovers. It offers a charming atmosphere, lush gardens, and a chance to pick fresh berries during the summer months. Visitors can also indulge in delicious homemade desserts and treats at the on-site café.

6. Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo: This National Historic Site comprises a zoo and a park that showcases over 80 species of animals, including red pandas, cougars, and various birds. The beautiful park features walking trails, gardens, and playgrounds, making it an ideal attraction for families.

7. Western Development Museum: The Western Development Museum offers a glimpse into the history of Saskatchewan and its people. With historical displays, interactive exhibits, and authentic artifacts, visitors can learn about the province’s pioneers, agriculture, and transportation systems.

8. The Museum of Antiquities: Located at the University of Saskatchewan, the Museum of Antiquities houses a collection of ancient artifacts from various civilizations. It includes Egyptian mummies, Greek and Roman sculptures, and ancient pottery, providing a fascinating insight into ancient cultures.

9. Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Held during the summer months, this annual festival offers outdoor theatrical performances of Shakespearean plays. Audiences can enjoy the performances while overlooking the scenic river views and the historic River Landing site.

10. Saskatchewan Railway Museum: Situated just outside Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan Railway Museum showcases the province’s railway history through restored locomotives, wagons, and memorabilia. Visitors can explore vintage trains, learn about the role of railways in development, and even take a ride on a historic train.