Saskatchewan Science Centre
An interactive science museum in a converted old power station on the east shore of Wascana Lake, with the Kramer IMAX Theatre attached.
The Saskatchewan Science Centre occupies a former power station built in 1914. With more than 100 interactive exhibits covering physics, astronomy, the human body and prairie ecology, it is ideal for hands-on learning with kids, and weekend science shows are held regularly. The attached Kramer IMAX Theatre screens nature documentaries. Adult admission is about CAD 15, with IMAX tickets sold separately. It sits on the northeast shore of Wascana Lake, about a 30-minute walk from the Legislative Building along the lakeside path.
Opening hours
About 10:00 am–5:00 pm (varies by season)
Nearby sights
- Wascana Centre & Wascana Lake
- Saskatchewan Legislative Building
- Victoria Park & Downtown
- Royal Saskatchewan Museum
- MacKenzie Art Gallery
- Casino Regina
- Regina Floral Conservatory
- Cathedral Village