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Saskatoon

Saskatoon is full of hidden treasures. Head into the downtown core and inner neighborhoods to get a sense of this vibrant city. The majestic South Saskatchewan River winds through downtown, offering beautiful, natural diversions. Leafy parks and rambling riverside walks help you make the most out of long, sunny summer days, and there are plenty of great spots to stop for a refreshing drink and a chat with locals.

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Attractions

Must-see attractions

Meewasin Valley
Saskatoon
The Meewasin Valley, formed by the South Saskatchewan's wide swath through the center of town, is named for the Cree word for 'beautiful'. Mature trees…
Remai Modern
Saskatoon
A huge new attraction that anchors River Landing, Remai Modern is a museum of modern and contemporary art for Saskatoon. It has 11 gallery spaces over…
Western Development Museum
Saskatoon
The flagship Saskatoon branch of the province's Western Development Museum is a faithful re-creation of Saskatoon the boom town, c 1910. Inside Canada's…
Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Saskatoon
Devoted to the history of the province's first inhabitants, this riverside heritage park 17km northeast of Saskatoon interprets a 7000-year history. At…
Nutrien Wonderhub
Saskatoon
Saskatoon's children's museum, also known as Wonderhub, is making the most of its new location down by the river with three floors of fun for kids. Parks…
Saskatoon Zoo Society
Saskatoon
About 9km from downtown, this pleasant little zoo, nestled among shaded picnic grounds in Forestry Farm Park, is great for kids. Animals are predominantly…
Ukrainian Museum of Canada
Saskatoon
This museum tells the story of Ukrainian immigration to Canada. With an emphasis on traditional clothing and contemporary artwork, it provides a good…
Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Saskatoon
The railroad opened up Saskatchewan to settlers and was a vital lifeline for getting grain to market. This museum shows how things were when rails, not…