Royal Saskatchewan Museum
A provincial museum of natural and Indigenous history. Its star exhibit is the T. rex skeleton 'Scotty'.
Founded in 1906, it is Saskatchewan's oldest museum, with three main galleries: Earth Sciences, Indigenous History and Life Sciences. The most popular is the T. rex Experience gallery, which displays 'Scotty', discovered in the province in 1991 and one of the largest known Tyrannosaurus rex specimens. The Indigenous gallery introduces the lives and culture of peoples such as the Plains Cree. Admission is by voluntary donation. The museum is family-friendly and sits in the northwest corner of Wascana Centre.
Opening hours
09:30–17:00
Nearby sights
- Saskatchewan Legislative Building
- Victoria Park & Downtown
- Cathedral Village
- Wascana Centre & Wascana Lake
- MacKenzie Art Gallery
- Casino Regina
- Mosaic Stadium
- Saskatchewan Science Centre