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The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is a Canadian natural history museum in Regina, Saskatchewan. Founded in 1906, it is the first museum in Saskatchewan and the first provincial museum among the three Prairie provinces.
attractions: Victoria Park, Kiwanis Waterfall Park, Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame/Museum, Albert Memorial Bridge, restaurants: Leopold's Tavern Regina - "OG", O'Hanlon's Irish Pub, Mercury Cafe & Grill, Cathedral Social Hall, Fireside Bistro, Hachi Sushi （down town）, Golf's Steak House, Viet-Thai Restaurant, Dosa & Curry Garden, Dragonboat Restaurant
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The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is a Canadian natural history museum in Regina, Saskatchewan. Founded in 1906, it is the first museum in Saskatchewan and the first provincial museum among the three Prairie provinces.
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A fantastic place! Seeing the world’s largest T-Rex fossil was truly impressive. The entire museum is well-organized. The viewing sequence is very clear, making it one of the most well-structured museums I’ve visited. It’s a great place to bring kids.
DADDYDADDY
10
Good informative place about Natives and Native land, Animals and some other. Worth a visit. There is no tickets however a donation is accepted. Water and food is not allowed inside.
Muhammad Abdul Tawab Khurram KhanMuhammad Abdul Tawab Khurram Khan
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Really nice experience visiting the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. I spent almost an hour visiting the Basement section of the building. It was amazing. Lots of real fossils of dinosaurs that once roamed the prairies in Saskatchewan can be found there. Paying tickets was optional, and was used for donation purposes. I happily purchased a ticket for myself. I think they have put lots of effort and resources to build this museum. This is an asset for the province. I highly recommend it to everyone visiting Regina. I returned another day during the weekend to see the upper floor, but the museum was closed. I will return again during week days.
FarhadFarhad
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Home to the largest T-Rex 🦖 skeleton found in the world. It is a very clean and well maintained museum. The price of admission is donation based so it gives you the option for $5,$10,$20 at the door, plus free parking 🅿️. Theres also a bit of history of how the Saskatchewan peoples started and progressed to. Overall good museum, it also had a holographic presentation on a globe which was cool.
Ivette ZunigaIvette Zuniga
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This museum is excellent. From exhibits on Saskatchewan's diverse geography (yes, the flat wheat cliche does not reflect large parts of the province), to a history of the region's Indigenous people's, to Scotty, the world's largest T. Rex, this museum offers a lot for visitors.
James CJames C
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I loved this museum! They had so much info on so many topics!
Jesse FranzenJesse Franzen
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Nearby Attractions Of Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Victoria Park
Kiwanis Waterfall Park
Saskatchewan Legislative Building
Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame/Museum
Albert Memorial Bridge
Victoria Park
4.4
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Kiwanis Waterfall Park
4.5
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Saskatchewan Legislative Building
4.6
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Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame/Museum
4.7
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Nearby Restaurants Of Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Leopold's Tavern Regina - "OG"
O'Hanlon's Irish Pub
Mercury Cafe & Grill
Cathedral Social Hall
Fireside Bistro
Hachi Sushi （down town）
Golf's Steak House
Viet-Thai Restaurant
Dosa & Curry Garden
Dragonboat Restaurant
Leopold's Tavern Regina - "OG"
4.6
(601)$$
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O'Hanlon's Irish Pub
4.3
(489)$$
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Mercury Cafe & Grill
4.4
(462)$$
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Cathedral Social Hall
4.1
(428)$$
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4.7
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Phone
+1 306-787-2815
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Website
royalsaskmuseum.ca
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