The Regina Downtown district is made up of over 700 retail stores, services, theatres, restaurants and other attractions, and also contains southern Saskatchewan’s largest shopping mall, the Cornwall Centre.
Cathedral Village is just minutes from downtown Regina, centered around the vibrant 13th Avenue. This lively, walkable neighbourhood is home to hundreds of businesses, making it one of the city’s most dynamic districts. You’ll find everything from budget-friendly gems to upscale offerings, including acclaimed coffee shops, unique boutiques, and a variety of delicious dining spots.
Regina’s Warehouse District covers 80 blocks and contains over 600 independent retailers and business, many of which are locally owned. The “Dewdney Strip” is Regina’s nightlife centre: local breweries, live music venues, pubs, and nightclubs all within walking distance on Dewdney Ave.
Wascana Centre is the heart of Regina – a beautifully landscaped park surrounding a 120-hectare lake. The park is home to 8.7 kilometres of paved pathways and 5.6 kilometres of natural paths, recreation and play area as well as the Habitat Conservation Area with a marsh ecosystem. All year round, there is something for everyone in Wascana Centre: history, nature, environment, culture, people, animals, fun, serenity and more.
Regina’s South end is where laid-back charm meets big-city convenience — think boutique finds, family fun, and flavour-packed dining all in one place. Whether you’re here to shop, sip, or stay, the South side has you covered.
Make Regina’s north end neighbourhood a must-see on your itinerary. Dive into Canadian history at the RCMP Heritage Centre, wander the grounds of Government House, and relax inside the Floral Conservatory. Top off your day with local dining, outdoor adventures, and recreational spots.
Dine, shop, and explore East Regina with a full day of easy, feel-good plans. Start with coffee and a sourdough donut from Everyday Kitchen, browse Costco and local boutiques, then catch a movie or get active at Activate Gaming before wrapping up with a relaxed dinner out.
We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is Treaty 4 territory and the traditional territory of the Anihšinābēk, Nêhiyawak, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota peoples, and the original home of the Métis/Michif Nation. We recognize that both Indigenous and Métis people are the spiritual and cultural keepers of their traditional lands and still to this day, continue to practice their values, languages, beliefs and knowledge.