Saskatchewan Legislative Building
A Beaux-Arts provincial legislative building on the shore of Wascana Lake, its dome mirrored in the water. Free guided tours are available.
The legislative building was completed in 1912 and designed by the Maxwell brothers. Its facade is made of Tyndall stone from Manitoba, and the interior uses 34 kinds of marble. It is one of the largest provincial legislative buildings in Canada. The free guided tour lasts about 45 minutes and takes in the chamber, the rotunda and murals depicting Indigenous and pioneer history. In front of the building are neatly trimmed gardens and a lakeside path. The view of the building reflected in the water from the north shore is Regina's classic image. Visitors must pass through security to enter.
Opening hours
Guided tours about 9:00 am–5:00 pm (extended in summer)
Nearby sights
- MacKenzie Art Gallery
- Royal Saskatchewan Museum
- Wascana Centre & Wascana Lake
- Victoria Park & Downtown
- Cathedral Village
- Saskatchewan Science Centre
- Casino Regina
- Mosaic Stadium