• Moose Jaw Public Library - Begin at this handsome civic landmark beside Crescent Park and discover the city’s cultural heart.
• 9FVC+V5 Moose Jaw - Crescent Park Amphitheatre. See the open-air venue and colourful murals that have animated the park since 1972.
• 9FV9+HH Moose Jaw - Crescent Park Cenotaph. Pause at the 1923 Cross of Sacrifice honouring local service members lost in war.
• 9FVC+F5 Moose Jaw - Crescent Park Memorial Fountain. Enjoy the park’s graceful fountain and landscaped waterfalls.
• 9FVF+P3 Moose Jaw - Canadian National Railway Station. Admire the architecture of Moose Jaw’s former CNR station and its railway-era legacy.
• 9FVF+73 Moose Jaw - Crescent Park Tennis Club. See the park courts and the local sporting story that made them notable.
• Phyllis Dewar Outdoor Pool - Moose Jaw Natatorium and Phyllis Dewar Outdoor Pool. View the heritage aquatic site associated with celebrated Olympian Phyllis Dewar; the outdoor pool operates seasonally.
• Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa - Discover the downtown resort built around geothermal mineral water first encountered here in 1910.
• St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church - View the historic church and the unusual stories connected with its changing congregations.
• 9FR9+M4 Moose Jaw - Two Historical Homes — First Residence. See a former home whose varied uses now include a political office.
• St. Aidan Anglican Church - Admire the striking 1909 Gothic Revival church and its beautifully crafted details.
• CPKC Rail Moose Jaw Yard - Old CPR Station. See the railway landmark tied to Moose Jaw’s colourful Prohibition-era bootlegging stories.
• Tunnels of Moose Jaw - Pass the entrance to the separately ticketed attraction exploring immigration, Prohibition and local legend.
• Moose Jaw City Hall - Admire the stately heritage civic building and its surprising connection to ancient fossils.
• Moose Jaw Zion United Church - View the imposing downtown church and a memorable chapter from its long community history.
• 9FV8+Q6 Moose Jaw - Eaton’s Building. See the heritage storefront once occupied by one of Canada’s most iconic department stores.
• Main St N/Mae Wilson Theater - Mae Wilson Theatre (Former Capital Theatre). Admire the restored historic theatre and its enduring performing-arts legacy.
• Moose Jaw Cultural Centre - Army and Navy Store Building. Notice the distinctive heritage façade that contributes to Moose Jaw’s historic streetscape.
• Walter Scott Building - View the dignified building named for Saskatchewan’s first premier and its original public purpose.
• Mosaic Place - Temple Gardens Centre (Formerly Mosaic Place). See Moose Jaw’s downtown arena, renamed in 2025 and still hosting sports, concerts and community events.
• 9FR7+R7 Moose Jaw - Breaking New Ground Mural. Read Saskatchewan’s land-settlement story across one of Moose Jaw’s celebrated downtown murals.
• Land Titles Building - Admire the 1910 heritage landmark that helped formalize land ownership across the region.
• 9FV6+2M Moose Jaw - Old Fire Hall. See the historic station that recalls the early days of Moose Jaw’s fire service.
• 9FV7+93 Moose Jaw - Moose Jaw Courthouse. View the distinguished National Historic Site recognized for its architecture and judicial history.
• Hopkins Dining Parlour - See the atmospheric historic home-turned-restaurant known for some of Moose Jaw’s best-loved ghost stories.
• 9FW7+GJ Moose Jaw - Tribute to the Métis Mural. See Louis Riel portrayed in a colourful work honouring Métis history and the North-West Resistance.
• Central Collegiate - Central Collegiate Institute. View one of Saskatchewan’s oldest operating public schools and the notable people linked to its halls.
• 9FX7+GJ Moose Jaw - Latimer Residence. Admire the grand heritage home and grounds, where many original details still survive.
• Murals of Moose Jaw - Watch for vivid public artworks that transform downtown walls into chapters of local history.
• Crescent Park - Stroll through Moose Jaw’s leafy downtown park while visiting its monuments, fountain and cultural landmarks.
• Moose Jaw - Masonic Temple. View the historic lodge building and its enduring place in Moose Jaw’s downtown architectural story.

• Unlimited time to complete the tour
• Download once using WIFI, no signal or data needed after
• Live GPS map to display your route and location
• Purchase once for flexible, anytime use on Tripvia Tours
• Engaging trivia questions at each stop (optional)
• Customer support available by phone and email

• Smartphone/tablet. Headphones (optional - audio will play from device speaker too)
• PHYLLIS DEWAR OUTDOOR POOL: seasonal; open June 15–August 30, 2026.
• Attraction Tickets
• Parking fees
• In-person tour guide

Explore the stories behind Canada’s “Most Notorious City” on a flexible, GPS-guided audio walking tour. Commentary plays automatically as the route winds through Crescent Park and Moose Jaw’s historic downtown.

Highlights include the Moose Jaw Public Library, Crescent Park Cenotaph, Temple Gardens, Tunnels of Moose Jaw, Mae Wilson Theatre, and the city’s famous murals. Along the way, hear tales of railways, Prohibition, architecture, and local legends.

Start whenever the time is right, pause for photos or attractions, and finish at a comfortable pace. Download the tour before arriving—no mobile data or signal is needed during the walk.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.